Have you heard of the “pink tax”? It’s where women pay more than men for the same item.

Some examples of this are 3 pack of Gillette “sensitive” razors in green – $5, the same razors in pink – $10. Target track pants for women – $20, for men – $15.

Apparently the “pink tax” also extends to kids clothes. Perth LIVE producer Liz Sheehan bought her kids rashies from Big W and was shocked to find out the one from the girls section was $15 and the boys one was $10.

Same brand, just different colour.

We took your talk back on the issue.  Here’s a photo of the rashies, can you tell us why the price difference?

 

 

 

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