ASOS is selling a men’s T-shirt with huge holes in the side and the internet is confused

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. While ASOS treated us to some Nineties nostalgia last week with the launch of its sell-out Groovy Chick T-shirts, a more questionable men’s tee has been criticised on social media for its unusual design. After Harrison Brock shared a screenshot of a Brock criticised the questionable design, hitting back at ASOS’s advert by saying: “I really cannot stress enough how much this is NOT a bit of me.” Other people took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the unusual tee. One user commented: “When you accidentally put your head through the sleeve hole but mama didn't raise a quitter,” while another said: “Sure, because who else would want their left love handle hanging out of a hole in a shirt?” Poking fun at the T-shirt’s revealing design, another Twitter user said: “If I was to wear this they would be seeing lots of me, spilling out the sides like a sausage that had split cooking in the pan.” Standing by its own-brand design, ASOS screen shotted Brock’s response with the caption “It’s a gap in the market”, before tagging him in the post. While Twitter users have been making light of the brand’s cut-out T-shirt, ASOS’s newly launched circular collection has faced more serious criticism, as it represents just 0.035 per cent of the brand’s 85,000-strong product offering, throwing its true effectiveness into question.