The Los Angeles Kings faced backlash after selling scarves produced in Turkey during Armenian Heritage Night, an event celebrated by the local Armenian community. The Kings apologized, recognizing that their oversight affected the celebration's spirit and acknowledging the historical tensions between Armenia and Turkey, including the genocide of 1.5 million Armenians. The Kings expressed commitment to rectify the situation by offering refunds or exchanges for the scarves purchased. They emphasized their effort to source merchandise responsibly, unaware of the scarves' origin, reflecting sensitivity to community ties and historical context.
The LA Kings sincerely apologize for selling scarves made in Turkey during Armenian Heritage Night, recognizing the oversight deeply affected the Armenian community.
Our sourcing from licensed manufacturers led to unawareness of the product's origin, raising sensitivities tied to Armenia and Turkey's historical conflicts.
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