Cotton On is mocked after failing to notice a very embarrassing mistake with their AFL women’s range

Cotton On has been mocked after selling a range of AFL track pants with ‘Port Adelaide’ spelt incorrectly across the leg.  

The budget clothing giant released an Aussie Rules range of leisure wear with the teams’ names emblazoned down the side. 

But Cotton On advertised and sold trackpants which read ‘Port Adealide’ after failing to notice the embarrassing spelling blunder.

Cotton On’s Port Adelaide trackpants were the only products to suffer from the gaffe, with the matching hoodie spelt correctly

It didn’t take long for the internet to pick up on the mistake. 

Meme page S**t Adelaide posted photos of the embarrassing fleece trackpants to their 290,000 followers.

‘Cotton On are offering this bargain on Port Adealide track pants,’ the caption read. 

Social media users quickly called out the fashion retailer for the mistake. 

‘Honestly, how does this happen?!’ one social media user wrote. 

Other Aussie Rules fans used the blunder as an opportunity to sledge Port Adelaide football club. 

Social media users quickly called out the fashion retailer for the obvious mistake, with AFL fans using the blunder as an opportunity to sledge Port Adelaide 

‘Port fans can’t read anyway,’ read one comment.

‘They would surely just be giving the crows merch away at this point,’ said another.

‘Probably designed by Port Adelaide merch guys themselves.’

But Cotton On’s Port Adelaide trackpants were the only products to suffer from the gaffe, with the matching hoodie spelt correctly. 

The ‘Afl Womens Old School Track Pant’ from all teams retail for $30 after being discounted from $49.99.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Cotton On Group for comment.

The budget clothing giant released an Aussie Rules range of leisure wear with all 18 teams’ names emblazoned on the leg. Pictured: Sydney Swans pants