The typo has made many on social media laugh.
To err is human, but to err 17,000 times? That's exactly what an e-commerce website did when it got 17,000 bags printed with an embarrassing spelling error. British online fashion giant Asos yesterday shared a pic of the plastic packet with the typo - even joking that they are now calling the bags 'limited edition'.
"Ok, so we *may* have printed 17,000 bags with a typo. We're calling it a limited edition," they tweeted.
Can you spot the error?
The word 'online' has been misspelled as 'onilne' in the packaging in the phrase 'Discover fashion online'.
Since being tweeted yesterday, the picture has collected over 30,000 'likes' on the micro blogging website. The spelling error has somehow made Asos fans quite eager to get their hands on the bags.
Many have also applauded Asos for owning up to the mistake
Last year, a designer was forced to apologise for her unfortunate choice of font on a bag.
"Ok, so we *may* have printed 17,000 bags with a typo. We're calling it a limited edition," they tweeted.
Can you spot the error?
Ok, so we *may* have printed 17,000 bags with a typo. We're calling it a limited edition. pic.twitter.com/wTpKNid4V5
- ASOS (@ASOS) March 21, 2018
The word 'online' has been misspelled as 'onilne' in the packaging in the phrase 'Discover fashion online'.
Since being tweeted yesterday, the picture has collected over 30,000 'likes' on the micro blogging website. The spelling error has somehow made Asos fans quite eager to get their hands on the bags.
Now I really wanna complete my order just to get my hands on one of these!
- Nirina Plunkett (@NirinaXX) March 21, 2018
Oh, I hope when my order comes tomorrow I'm one of the lucky winners of these
- Melissa Conway (@Melissa_C_123) March 21, 2018
Many have also applauded Asos for owning up to the mistake
Better a limited edition than throwing it away!
- The Killerqueen (@fresheima) March 21, 2018
I love everything about this. If you make a mistake, own it.
- Melissa Rieger (@MelissaRieger) March 21, 2018
Last year, a designer was forced to apologise for her unfortunate choice of font on a bag.
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