Today, Zara released its first collection specifically focusing on androgynous style, appropriately called Ungendered.
Sold on Zara.com, the promotional images for the collection feature both male and female models showcasing the same clothing.
It's a small collection (with less than 10 pieces total) and each one costs less than $50.
Shortly after the collection was announced, people took to Twitter to express their frustration with the "Ungendered" clothing.
@tywrent / Via Twitter: @tywrent
They pointed out why the clothing is problematic at best.
@concretegravity / Via Twitter: @concretegravity
Quite frankly, they're pissed that "Ungendered" is actually so normative.
@la_rain / Via Twitter: @La__Rain
They think it's just male coded loungewear.
@magicalgirl / Via Twitter: @magicaIgirI
And this guy just spat fire about it:
@begeem / Via Twitter: @begeem
Of course, some people were happy that the clothing line is at least a step in the right direction toward mass nonbinary acceptance.
@nemzilla / Via Twitter: @nemzilla
Others are simply proud.
@rachelhopkins_ / Via Twitter: @rachelhopkins_
And while it's a step toward acceptance, this girl's got a point.
@NC_17 / Via Twitter: @rachelhopkins_
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