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Tell Urban Outfitters Not to Pull Condoms From Their Website
  1. Signatures
    542 out of 1,000
    Petitioning
    1. President, Urban Outfitters (Richard Hayne)
  2. Created By
    Brittany Shoot
    Boston, MA
About this Petition Petition Letter

Proper Attire brand condoms have long been partnered with Planned Parenthood to market condoms to men and women as part of a healthy, stigma-free sex life. But Proper Attire condoms were recently yanked from the online Urban Outfitters catalog just two days after anti-choice protesters began demanding that the company not sell contraceptives on their website. Instead of standing up for the rights of their customers and telling protesters that condoms are a worthwhile purchase, Urban Outfitters immediately backed down.

Tell Urban Outfitters they can stand by their decision to sell Proper Attire condoms in collaboration with Planned Parenthood, or we'll take our business elsewhere.

Recent Signatures

Put Proper Attire Condoms Back In Your Online Store

Dear Mr. Hayne

Proper Attire brand condoms have long been partnered with Planned Parenthood to market condoms to men and women as part of a healthy, stigma-free sex life. But Proper Attire condoms were recently yanked from the online Urban Outfitters catalog just two days after anti-choice protesters began demanding that you not sell contraceptives on your own company website. Instead of standing up for the rights of your customers, your own right to sell whatever you choose, and telling protesters that condoms are a worthwhile purchase; Urban Outfitters immediately backed down. This sends the signal that you don't care about safe sex or healthy lifestyle choices, and that signals to much of your young demographic that you don't care about issues important to us.

Specially, the joint effort between Proper Attire and Planned Parenthood encourages women to purchase condoms, a target market rarely tapped due to some women's embarrassment about buying condoms. Instead of making the statement that you don't support safe sex, you should continue to sell condoms in your online store. If you don't stand up for your customers, we'll take our business elsewhere.

[Your name]

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