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Fashion fans gasp as Matalan launches £18 jumper with glaring spelling mistake

MATALAN staff have been advised to brush up on their French after fashion fans spotted a glaring spelling error on the front of a new sweater launched by the fast fashion brand.

The faux pas has left people in hysterics, with many wondering how on earth the item ended up on the shelves without anyone realizing the mistake.

Fashion fans have spotted a glaring flaw on a Matalan sweater

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Fashion fans have spotted a glaring flaw on a Matalan sweaterCredit: Getty
The sweater misspells the iconic phrase

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The sweater misspells the iconic phrase “Je T’aime.”Credit: Matalan

The £18 sweatshirt in question is a gray colour, with the word Paris in black and white lettering on the front.

Below the word Paris is the obvious spelling error.

The text should read the classic French expression Je T’aime, which means ‘I love you’.

However, the jersey’s designers accidentally put the apostrophe in the wrong place, so it reads Je’Taime.

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This makes the sentence completely meaningless.

The faux pas has gone viral online and many social media users are shocked by the mistake.

One person said: “How did they manage to pass this quality check?”

Another person said: “It kind of ruins the message, doesn’t it!”

A description of the top on the Matalan website reads: “Add a touch of chic to your casual wardrobe with the Gray Paris Sweatshirt.

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“This stylish and comfortable sweatshirt combines modern design with cozy fabric, making it a perfect choice for relaxed days and casual outings.”

“The versatile gray shade provides a modern and sophisticated look, easy to combine with different trousers and accessories.

“This sweatshirt features a striking ‘Paris’ graphic on the front and will add a trendy and fashionable element to your outfit.

“Put it over a crisp white shirt and pair it with skinny jeans and ankle boots for a casual yet chic look or pair it with a flowing maxi skirt and strappy sandals for a bohemian-inspired ensemble.”

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The faux pas was picked up by reporters from the Daily Star, who highlighted the fault with the fast fashion brand.

After Matalan became aware of the mistake, they immediately decided to take the tops off the market.

A spokesperson for the brand said: “Oops! Well done to everyone who spotted the typo.

“We have removed the product from our website and are going to brush up on our French.”

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