Kim Kardashian's robbery costume' pulled

An online costume store that had listed a “Kim Kardashian robbery costume” for sale for Halloween was forced to pull down the product after receiving backlash from angry customers.

The product included accessories such as a bathrobe, ropes to bind hands, a mouth gag and shades, to replicate the reported circumstances under which Kim was robbed of around $10 million worth of jewellery at gun point.

The site’s owner, Johnathan Weeks told TMZ.com that the site will be refunding the six people who ordered for the costume in addition to taking the product off the site — that has previously listed costumes for Cecil the Lion and former Toronto mayor Rob Ford.