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Kim Kardashian Reveals She's Having Major Issues With Her Shapewear Line

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Jul. 27 2019, Updated 6:25 p.m. ET

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Kim Kardashian appears to be going through a fashion catastrophe. The mother-of-four revealed on Friday, July 26, that two million garments from her shapewear line still have the old & controversial name Kimono printed on the inside of them.

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"Alright progress reported on shapewear," Kim, 38, said on an Instagram story while hovering over her items.

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"So, because I wanted everything to be really seamless, and feel really good, we printed everything inside all of the garments," she continued.

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"So, now I have to come up with a solution and not be wasteful because we printed almost two million garments so far with the Kimono name."

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Kim started to panic after showing how the brand is attempting to take the logo off, which she said looked "messy."

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"I'm working really hard to figure out how to not be wasteful and change the name at the same time," she said.

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Kim's Kimono shapewear line was slammed by fans after its launch on June 26, 2019. Followers criticized her use of the word “kimono,” which is a traditional Japanese dress.

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The fashion icon revealed that she will be changing the name of the brand days after the backlash began.

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