Kanye West slammed for selling new Yeezy Gap garments in garbage bags

Kanye West fans have more than just panties at their fingertips.

This rapper turned into a fashion is accused on the web for selling his latest collection of clothes from garbage bags.

“This is how they sell Yeezy GAP,” Twitter user from New York described the photo showing disheveled goods stuffed into big black garbage bags on the floor of the Gap store.

According to an eyewitness: “The seller said you were furious when he saw they had [his clothes] on hangers “, because” he wanted so “.

“They won’t help you find [your] size, “they added,” you just have to dig it through. “

The picture sparked serious opposition, with few critics slamming West’s “fetish” With using the homeless as “muse of fashion”.

“That’s all there is to do with billionaires,” argued one dissident. “They don’t see people’s plight anymore, they don’t see people who are suffering, they see opportunities to be” restless “and benefit from it … it’s gross.

One person he wrote“It has to be a social experiment,” while another he was joking“Finally, something to satisfy my burying instinct.”

Another upset fan claimed to have seen the same type of Yeezy Gap display at a Houston store, explaining“I can say it would have forced me to quit my job if I were still on the visual team.”

Others have had a problem with the collection itselfwhich includes a wide selection of voluminous dark gray sweatpants, sweatshirts and accessories starting at $ 40 (keychain) up to $ 340 (T-cut parka).

– This oversized shit has got to stop. Buddy looks like he’s going to sit down for a haircut in this T-shirt, ”one of the social media users he was jokingwhile another indicated the irony of “catching a $ 240 hoodie out of the garbage bag.”

Last week, a 45-year-old father of four explained that his “greatest inspiration for all projects” was “the homeless.”

The Instagram post sparked comments like “no homeless dude buying $ 200 yeezys” and “yeah, look at the homeless so we can sell middle class people shoes for $ 499.”

West’s representatives did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.