Taylor Swift’s merch is drawing fresh criticism on Reddit after a fan ordered a towel based on the ‘Life of a Showgirl’ album. On the website, it is stated that the product is made of “100% cotton.” However, when the towel arrived, the customer posted the tag, which states the material used is “100% acrylic.” As they uploaded the whole thing on Reddit, other commentators voiced their opinions about the merch.
Taylor Swift’s merch has fans talking
Taylor Swift’s merch has a towel listed at her shop. It is advertised as purely cotton. But according to the fan, the product received is made up of 100% acrylic. Fans pointed out that cotton is the best for absorbing moisture, while acrylic does not behave like a towel fiber that most people want. The item is priced at $45, and it only added fuel to the reaction. Many claimed that they would expect a real cotton towel for that money.
This is not the first time that fans have said they have noticed problems. A few of them pointed out that various stuff released by celebrities is often misleading and not what was advertised in the first place.
One reminisced, “She’s pulled this before with a jacket. It was advertised as embroidery, but when people received it, the design was just printed on. Naturally, everyone was furious because it was expensive. And instead of fixing the problem, they quietly went back and changed the description on the website. I genuinely don’t know how they got away with it.”
As for the critics of the Taylor Swift merch, they are not holding back. One user claimed, “She gives herself the best of everything, but when it comes to us? Cheap, low-quality stuff slapped with her name on it.” ” She’s taking advantage, and people are delusional enough to not even realize it,” another wrote. At the same time, some users are defending the singer, claiming that mistakes do happen in mass production. Some even pointed out that maybe the product page had been edited later. However, the positive was outweighed by the negative on the post, and many argued, “If she wanted these quality issues fixed, they would have been fixed by now.”
