An amused woman has shared a picture of her shopping fail on social media after a new long-sleeve top she purchased from Aldi had one sleeve much shorter than the other.
The Australian shopper bought the organic cotton long sleeve tee from the store for just $5.99 when it hit shelves as part of the Special Buys sale on Wednesday, June 17.
But when she pulled the top out of the packaging to wear to work on Thursday morning, she discovered one of the sleeves wasn't long enough.
An amused woman has shared a picture of her shopping fail on social media after a new long-sleeve top she purchased from Aldi had one sleeve much shorter than the other
'Purchased two weeks ago, opened this morning to wear to work.
I am pretty sure my wrist is going to be feeling the cold today,' she said in an Aldi fan Facebook group.
'I bet someone had a laugh when they made and measured this.'
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Aldi for comment.
She shared a picture of herself wearing the black top with her denim jeans, with one sleeve visibly shorter than the other.
The woman explained that she also purchased the same top in pink, and both sleeves were at the same length.
'Needless to say, I changed into a different shirt... the unevenness would have driven me nuts.
I bought the pink one as well and it is perfect,' she said.
Hundreds of people were left in stitches, with many joking: 'They only said "long sleeve" not "long sleeves"... what is your problem, did you expect two?'
When she pulled the top out of the packaging to wear to work on Thursday morning, she discovered one of the sleeves was shorter than the other
One woman suggested: shaving cream soap suppliers 'You could just start a new trend,' while another said: 'So sorry but I just laughed.
Oh lord how did that one sneak through.'
'I've bought activewear over the years and never had an issue. I think it's just unlucky,' another woman said, while another added: 'Thank you for the belly laugh, I really needed it today.'
One joked: 'It's a new fashion trend, don't you know?
The new trend is a half covered arm. Aldi is bringing a new style in.'
Many said the best part about her short sleeve is she won't need to pull them up every time she looks at the time on her Fitbit.
'You won't have to lift your sleeve to see the time on your watch,' one said, while another suggested: 'It saves you working it back to put your watch on and check the time; saves time rolling sleeve up to wash hands.'
Some urged the woman to get a refund - while others suggested cutting the longer sleeve to match the shorter side, to which the woman responded: 'Thanks for the idea of trimming the other one to match...
I think that will be the simplest solution.
'It was only $7 so I'm not worried about the cost. And yep, the bonus of not having to push up my sleeve to read my watch. Glad everyone had a giggle.'