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An Indonesian apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording manufacturer has had to apologise for a apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording on its merchandise that apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording deemed to be sexist. The label appeared on the shirts of one of the country's apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording football clubs, Super League team Pusamania Borneo. It read: "Washing apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording: Give this shirt to a woman. It's her apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording." The company, Salvo Sports, issued its apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording on Sunday March 9th, which was unfortunate timing as Sunday just happened to be International Women's Day, an apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording to honour and celebrate women's achievements around the world. The company received a apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording of complaints on social media from people who thought the apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording on the label was highly inappropriate.

The company was apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording to offer an apology and said it did not mean to denigrate women. A Salvo Sports apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording said on Twitter: "The message is apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording, instead of washing it in the wrong apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording, you might as well give it to a lady because they are more apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording." It added: "There is no intention to humiliate women. In apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording, we want to tell the men to learn from women on how to take apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording of clothes." Many people felt the apology was also sexist. On a more apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording note for women, The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) launched its apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording AFC Women's Football Day on Sunday. This is designed to recognise apologycapablecarecontrasteventsfloodinauguralinstructionsjoblabeloccasionpeoplepositivequicksimplyspokespersonsportsweartopwaywording that develop and promote the women's game in Asia.