Multiple outlets report that department store Myer is selling T-shirts bearing a controversial message suggesting girls are “too pretty to do math.” The criticism centres on the slogan’s implications about gender and academic ability. Brisbane Times and the Sydney Morning Herald both identify Myer as the retailer offering the items for sale and note that the shirt line and related production involve an Australian manufacturer or supply chain. Both articles focus on the degrading nature of the wording and the broader concern that such messaging reinforces stereotypes about girls’ aptitude for subjects like mathematics. The reports do not indicate that Myer has publicly changed the merchandise or issued a specific response in the provided summaries. Overall, the coverage is consistent: the retailer is selling the slogan on T-shirts, the matter is framed as offensive for its gendered implication, and at least one Australian connection in production or manufacture is highlighted by both sources.