Fashion giant Prada has come under fire online for selling what appears to be a plain white cotton T-shirt for $424.
The garment, named the "logo piqué T-shirt" is currently for sale on the online luxury London fashion store Farfetch.
The website details the expensive item's history: "Founded in 1913 by Mario Prada, the brand is known for producing timeless items with traditional Milanese craftsmanship. This white logo piqué T-shirt is crafted from cotton and features a round neck, short sleeves, a relaxed fit, a straight hem, a slim fit and a logo chest patch."
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According to the Daily Mail, backlash over the high price for a plain white T-shirt - with a tiny white Prada logo - quickly arose.
A shopper came across the item they shared a photo in a Facebook group, captioning the image "Ok".
User Kevin Flett wrote: "Scum. Just wrong in every way. Do I sound bitter. Damn right."
While Sian Canning added: "Filth. Anyone who buys this might wish to buy a suitable applicator to insert t-shirt into the same crevice where their personality resides. Just sayin".
And Alice Philippia added her two cents, writing: "Bought by people who know the price of everything but the value of nothing."
While the Prada top retails for $424, many other brands sell 100 per cent cotton T-shirts that are nearly identical.
UK retail giant Asda George is selling what looks like a very similar version of the Prada T-shirt for $6.75.
Other UK based stores Sainsbury's and Next are selling similar designs for $11 and $7.70.
This isn't the only time a high fashion label has been accused of trying to rip off customers with their high priced basic tees.
Gucci came under fire last year for selling a t-shirt with a Paramount logo on it for a whopping $926.
The Daily Mail has contacted Prada for comment.