CNN) -- Spanish fashion retailer Zara has apologized for selling a striped T-shirt bearing a yellow star that drew criticism for its resemblance to uniforms worn by Jewish concentration camp inmates.
Sales were "marginal" and the remaining products will be "destroyed."
It's not the first time Zara has come under fire for using controversial imagery, according to the World Jewish Congress, one of many groups that called out the garment on social media.
The fashion chain withdrew a line of handbags in 2007 from stores in Britain after some said the design featured Nazi swastikas.
My family is Jewish and I didn't even find this offensive. In all honesty if it weren't for someone reaching about this being similar I'd probably have said that it's a cute shirt.
