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However, given the size of Target, it appears to be the company that has drawn the most ire by stocking the item.
Twitter users have been complaining about the sweater and have asked Target to de-list the product.
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Target has been responding on Twitter to some of the criticism, telling users it is sharing their comments with its merchandise team and adding that it is never the company's intention to offend.Business Insider has contacted Target for further comment and to ask whether the merchandise team has decided whether to continue stocking the item.
