Gap's polyester "Happy Stripe" rerelease sparks fan backlash over quality downgrade

The article discusses Gap's rerelease of its iconic "Happy Stripe" sweater, which has disappointed fans because the new version is made of polyester instead of the original cotton. The author explores the backlash on social media, the broader context of Gap's brand struggles, and what this misstep says about the retailer's disconnect from its customer base and heritage.