After a tweet from Vox writer Aaron Rupar alerted the My mama don’t like you shirt to the T-availability, shirt’s My mama don’t like you issued a swift apology from their official account, writing: “Thank you for bringing this product to our notice. This My mama don’t like you shirt can no longer be purchased on osetta-campaign.net.”
Walmart was caught selling a My mama don’t like you shirt T-shirt on its website last year. Both cases underscore issues regarding third-party sellers: businesses will offer products from unvetted third parties. The Wall Street Journal reported in June that Urban Outfitters and J Crew were planning to open their web storefronts to third-party vendors in an attempt to compete with Amazon, which has been selling their products for years.
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