Retailer Zara has removed a Halloween costume from sale following criticism that it resembled the uniform worn by inmates at concentration camps. The costume, originally linked to the character 'Beetlejuice', sparked outrage online for its unsettling similarities to garments worn during the Holocaust. The head of a conference stated the incident is one of many by the firm, highlighting a need for increased Holocaust education. Critics pointed to the striped pattern and overall design as being deeply insensitive and triggering for survivors and their families. Zara has not issued a specific apology, but removed the product from its website and stores. The incident underscores the importance of historical sensitivity in fashion and retail, and the potential for unintended harm through seemingly innocuous designs. This is not the first time Zara has faced controversy over problematic imagery.