Topman removes shirts 'glamourising' domestic violence
By Matthew Chapman, 15 September 2011, 12:25pm
Topman has withdrawn two T-shirts from its stores after a Twitter backlash which claimed that the T-shirts' slogans were misogynistic and condoned domestic violence.
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