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These products aimed at men might have overdone the machismo just a tad

There has long been a backlash against gendering products. Why is there a “girls’ toys” aisle full of pink items, dolls and prams and a “boys’ toys” aisle brimming with mini tools, monster trucks and blue – lots of blue?

It isn’t only children being subjected to subliminal labelling, as this tweet from Technical Producer, Shayna Moon proves.

What does accomplishment smell like – and is it all that different from productivity? Don’t even get us started on naval supremacy.

Some people replied with “men’s” products they’d spotted.

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This product isn’t just aimed at men, it’s for heterosexual man.

Just to hammer home how soon the everyday sexism of products actually starts, check out these baby shoes.

By the way, if “naval supremacy is still haunting you, here’s the best description we’re likely to see.

Just what you want standing next to you on the subway when you’ve been forced back to work.

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Sexism wasn’t the only reason people were mad with this Tesco ‘girls toys’ sign

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