Since When is a Dashiki a Halloween Costume?!?!

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Bruh, they are dumb as fcuk

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@Yomama

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What did I do :eyes:

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Wait thatā€™s a Halloween costume now??

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Wtf

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I wouldnā€™t even be surprised if they turned box braids into a wig for a Halloween costume, people are f!ckin nutjobs.

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:slightly_smiling_face:

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that is the same store who sold this

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What-
WHAT
HOW IS THAT A HALLOWEEN COSTUME
bruh :grinning:

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Dudeā€¦DUDE.

I get it if it was for a play or something like that if the actor needed a costume or outfit that made it realistic but it being a costume for everyone to buy is just NO.

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What the HELL

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what da?!?!

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Who thought that would be a good idea- :eyes::eyes:

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Whoa, what!? Even I know that is not for everyday wear. I had a kimono, technically still have it upstairs. I only wore it on Halloween so that I could honor the tradition behind it. Now, there is everyday use yukatas but they are usually very plain looking.

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Uh thatā€™s not right at all.

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Now, if it had been the last two pictures as a costume that would be different since they look like everyday shirts but the one in the original post definitely should not be used as a costume.

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Why does anything that belongs to an ethnic culture always have to be worn as a costume? :smiling_face_with_tear:

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Not. A. DAMN. COSTUME. :expressionless:

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Ah I just love how peopleā€™s culture always gotta be turned into a costume to poke fun of by the non-culture peeps :star_struck:

Like wow donā€™t you all just love it when it happens?

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