Swedish retailer H&M has issued an apology after it was called out for using a black child to model a shirt that says, "Coolest monkey in the jungle."
After social media users brought attention to the photo, H&M removed it from its website, though the sweatshirt is still for sale online.
H&M also issued an apology.
"This image has now been removed from all H&M channels and we apologize to anyone this may have offended," H&M spokeswoman Anna Eriksson said, according to CNN.
Social media users also pointed out that the brand used white children to model similar sweatshirts, such as one that said, "Survival expert."
