Clothing brand named for perceived generational differences in the '60s

The answer to “Clothing brand named for perceived generational differences in the '60s” in the New York Times crossword is GAP — a 3-letter word. It most recently appeared in the New York Times crossword on September 27, 2026, a Sunday puzzle, at 31-Down. Below you'll find why that fill fits, every other answer we've recorded for this clue, and links into the puzzle it came from.

“Clothing brand named for perceived generational differences in the '60s” answer

GAP (3 letters)

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What does GAP mean?

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When else has “Clothing brand named for perceived generational differences in the '60s” appeared?

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September 27, 2026 (most recent) → GAP. We haven't indexed another appearance of this exact clue yet.

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