I have noticed design flaws in undergarments. Like the mock jewelry that twists on the bra strap and scratches the side of your boob. That was my fault for buying the item. I wore them rarely because if worn at work, it caused scratches when I was busy. My fault.
But had I just tried to throw something on and had gotten a serious injury, well, that's open for debate. It could have been a pre-teen in there that suffered, not knowing any better. I would not sue, but I would not begrudge someone who did. If it practically poked my eye out and had flung from it's position out of no fault of my own, well what are you supposed to do? Bring it to the retail clerk/uncaring idiot for inspection? To get something done, about something that caused serious bodily injury you would have to take it to the top, to at least, get it investigated for a recall.
Let's compare it to getting in a car for a test sit at the at the auto dealers and a flaw in the seat belt causing serious harm to your eye ball. (somehow) Should that go unreported?
Victorias "secret" may be-
Victoria is designed to draw blood.
I originally thought that the big "secret" was that she was an overly priced, marketable prostitute, but I may be I was wrong.
Imagine being out of work because your underwear injured you in the dressing room? What the hell are you supposed to say at work? How are you supposed to call in and submit your doctor's note to your boss? That's nuts!! "My eye is still bleeding from the underwear boss!!" "Sorry, I know it is a big project, but I was injured at the mall by underwear".
I bet the thing came off like a chinese throwing star whilst she tried to get it around here ankles. I've seen the heavy pointy objects on their undergarments. They should be more concerned about injuring their consumers instead of trying to sell them
just anything for high dollar amounts. If they are going to do that they should at least make it functional.