A woman claims she was kicked out of her college gym because the H&M top she was wearing was 'too sexual'. Allison Gallup went to the gym wearing a white H&M top with a unicorn on the front.
However, she was left speechless as she claims she was 'dress shamed' for the seemingly innocent t-shirt, and consequently, thrown out of the gym. Allison uploaded her experience on Tik Tok, where she could be seen wearing the H&M T-shirt in question.
Captioning the video, she said: "Just got dress coded at my campus gym for wearing a 'tank top'". The American content creator added: "My unicorn graphic tee was a little too sexual, I guess", while shrugging in confusion.
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The college student from the USA also joked: "So grateful that we have a dress code to help me keep virtue." Viewers flocked to the comment section to express their confusion after expecting to see the woman in a scantily-clad outfit.
Instead, the gym goer can be seen in a casual look for the gym – a relaxed t-shirt which she bought from H&M, and back gym leggings. One viewer questioned the dress code, asking: "Dude what. Are guys also not allowed to wear shirts like that?"
Alison replied: "I mean I thought we were until [sic] this happened". Other followers were also shocked that the college student hadn't been allowed to wear the outfit in the gym.
One person wrote: "No wayyy," while another simply said: "What." A third said: "No way they'd approve of what girls at my school gym wear."
Another jokingly said: "Allison I can't believe you. That's really immodest, how dare you show your upper arm." The exact dress code of the campus gym is unclear.
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