Is this fleece coultural appropriation?

[Anonymous]

http://www.patagonia.com/product/womens-synchilla-lightweight-fleece-snap-t-fleece-pullover/25455.html?dwvar_25455_color=WSCP&cgid=womens-fleece-casual#tile-6=&start=1&sz=24

And would you allow your teen to wear it?

[Anonymous]

The fleece in question is the timber twist cinder red color.

[Anonymous]

No. but it's very unattractive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. but it's very unattractive.

That's what everyone is wearing at VCU. I agree it's ugly

[Anonymous]

I definitely see some artist appropriation. The family of Henri Matisse would definitely have a case for stealing the artist's work in the red/white/blue and the purple/pink block flower prints.

[Anonymous]

Ugly but I would have no other reason to disallow it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. but it's very unattractive.

This

[Anonymous]

Yes, of course it's cultural appropriation. No, I wouldn't allow my teen to wear it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, of course it's cultural appropriation. No, I wouldn't allow my teen to wear it.

There is a culture that wears ugly Patagonia fleeces?

[Anonymous]

I don't think it's ugly and I don't think anyone would find the print offensive. I guess you'd have to ask a Native American, though.

[Anonymous]

No its not culturally appropriating anything. But its very ugly, as others have already noted.

[Anonymous]

$120?! You could find something identical at the Salvation Army for $3.75

[Anonymous]

Everything that every culture does today is influenced by cultural appropriation.

[Anonymous]

Good grief op. We have gone way behind political correctness. Of course, if my teen wanted to wear it I would allow it. When will this end?

[Anonymous]

Is my commemorative wool blanket from the opening of the American Indian Museum cultural appropriation?