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Problem:Walmart Apologizes for Labeling Plus-Size Halloween Wear as 'Fat Girl Costumes' 
  
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 The Walmart site was neither a trick nor a treat for shoppers on Monday: The retailer caused an uproar among online customers when they labeled its selection of adult plus-size Halloween outfits "Fat Girl Costumes."Twitter user Kristyn Washburn was among the first to bring the faux pas to the company’s attention – and alert everyone on social media – when she Tweeted , ".@Walmart Not sure labeling these as "Fat Girl Costumes" is the best approach. #rude."A deluge of responses that echoed the disbelief made "Fat Girl Costumes" a top trending topic on Twitter with others chiming in saying, "Walmart took it to another level today with their 'fat girl costumes' section on their website. Disappointed and flabbergasted."In response, a spokesperson for Walmart told PEOPLE, "This never should have been on our site. It is unacceptable, and we apologize. We are working to remove it as soon as possible and ensure this never happens again."The section has since been revised to read "Women's Plus-Size Halloween Costumes." ||||| + READ ARTICLE 
  
 Retail giant Walmart caused a stir on Monday, after a listing for plus-size Halloween outfits appeared on their website under the heading “Fat Girl Costumes.” 
  
 The retail chain quickly backtracked, issuing an apology before changing the heading to “Women’s Plus-Size Halloween Costumes.” 
  
 “This never should have been on our site. It is unacceptable, and we apologize,” a spokesperson for the company said. “We are working to remove it as soon as possible and ensure this never happens again.” 
  
 A Twitter user named Kristyn Washburn first brought the slipup to the public’s attention with this tweet, People reported: 
  
 The widespread outrage caused by the ill-advised labeling made “Fat Girl Costumes” a top trend on the micro-blogging site, with several other users expressing their indignation: 
  
 Jezebel, which first reported the story, speculated that it might have been an inside joke by the site’s developer that wasn’t corrected before going live. 
  
 [People] ||||| Not a good look for the retailer 
  
 Either someone at Walmart has made a terrible mistake, or else the retailer's SEO trolling is top notch. 
  
 Jezebel points out this morning that Walmart's collection of Halloween costumes includes a "Fat Girl Costumes" category. We checked and found it was indeed live on the site, at least as of 10:30 a.m. today. (UPDATE: The category was purged of all items around 11:15 a.m. See below for details.) 
  
 There are several other "related' categories like "Plus Size Halloween Costumes" and "Adult Plus Halloween," which makes me wonder if these groupings are automatically generated from some of the descriptive metadata supplied by low-budget vendors. 
  
 If so, it might be time for Walmart to step up the curation on its site's organization. And if this wasn't some weird third-party metadata issue, Walmart needs to step up its goddamn common sense. 
  
 UPDATE 1: Several AdFreak readers have noted with a laugh that the "Fat Girl Costumes" section of Walmart.com is also being featured alongside our Facebook post as a related link: 
  
 UPDATE 2: Around 11:15 a.m. ET today, Walmart removed all items from the category. The page now shows the message, "We found 0 items for the Fat Girl Costumes page." 
  
 UPDATE 3: Wal-Mart is in full apology mode, issuing statements to the press and pushing out the following tweet to several upset Twitter users: 
  
 @kkatielembo This should have never been on our site and we apologize.We quickly removed it and made sure to not let it happen again. -Glen — Walmart (@Walmart) October 27, 2014 
  
 Here's how the section looked on the Walmart site before the items were removed: |||||
Solution:
Walmart is feeling the heat after Twitter users caught an alarming label on the company's website: It advertised plus-size Halloween outfits in a category dubbed "Fat Girl Costumes," Time reports. "This never should have been on our site. It is unacceptable, and we apologize," the company tells People. The label has now been switched to "Women's Plus-Size Halloween Costumes," but that didn't stop "Fat Girl Costumes" from trending on Twitter. Jezebel figures the "Fat Girl" error must have been a Web developer's joke that wasn't edited. Adweek, meanwhile, suggests that the title might have been "automatically generated from some of the descriptive metadata supplied by low-budget vendors." Either way, Jezebel notes, the company has been auto-replying apologies to angry tweets. The controversy comes a few months after the company faced a backlash over a concentration camp poster.