Question about nudist resorts video on tiktok

[Delta]

There was a question after the video asking if there’re gift shops, didn’t specify clothing. I was replying to that and forgot the t shirt part 🤦‍♂️

No reason to facepalm there; I mean, it does qualify as a gift shop in some way, but I feel it is still rather different from what people expect when you talk about gift shops in tourist destinations; which typically means lots of branded merchandise.

[Fishandchips]

There was a question after the video asking if there’re gift shops, didn’t specify clothing. I was replying to that and forgot the t shirt part 🤦‍♂️

No reason to facepalm there; I mean, it does qualify as a gift shop in some way, but I feel it is still rather different from what people expect when you talk about gift shops in tourist destinations; which typically means lots of branded merchandise.

It was more facepalm that I forgot something so soon after replying to the post.. but hey it’s not the dumbest thing I did today because I forgot something. I was going to wash my bed sheets on a 60C wash but changed my mind and put jeans in and forgot to change the temperature. I’m not looking forward to trying these jeans on when they dry.

[Redfrigginriot]

They sell the opportunity to take off a t-shirt

[ron]

The naturist club in this area sells t-shirts etc. in the office with their name and logo on them.

[A_Realbro]

Cracked me up! They probably just sell temporary tattoos and stamps haha! I know that small nudist camps and such dont have gift shops but Ive heard bigger ones do so i would assume if they sell shirts it would be like a way of showing everyone that you are a nudist.

[Bobbert]

Yep, the one I've been to sold t-shirts and towels.  The visitors aren't at the resort permanently, right?

[Totallynotbev]

Yep, the one I've been to sold t-shirts and towels.  The visitors aren't at the resort permanently, right?

Towels do make a lot of sense actually in a scenario like this.

[swede]

Yep, the one I've been to sold t-shirts and towels.  The visitors aren't at the resort permanently, right?

I think in America there are resorts that you can live in permanently