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Fashion for all kindVSFashion for all kindsWhich is correct

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

AnonymousWhich is correct

Neither, perhaps. Which of these do you mean?

Fashion of all kinds = All kinds of fashion
Fashion for all kinds (of people)

Anonymous · Answer

Thank you for your reply Mister Micawber. The discusion here was based on the Danish Company STYLEPIT and their slogan which is; STYLEPIT fashion for all kind
Neither of us could give the correct answer and we're still talking about the slogan and if it ever would be accepted as a mordern slang

Mister Micawber · Answer

Anonymousif it ever would be accepted as a mordern slang

Not English slang, certainly. It is simply bad grammar as it stands. And I still don't know which meaning is intended.

Anonymous · Answer

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Mister Micawber · Answer

Then:

STYLEPIT fashion for all kinds

However, that is faintly derogatory and should have been changed to:

STYLEPIT fashion for everyone

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