Another day, another epic fail for Donald Trump.
As most of you know, the Republican presidential candidate has his hands in all kinds of industries, including real estate, entertainment, and even fashion.
His Donald J. Trump collection, which was recently canned by Macy's, has been providing basic dudes with menswear staples, ranging from ties to button-ups to suits.
It's nothing too noteworthy at first glance, but, of course, the internet was quick to use this fashion line as a way to accuse Trump of hypocrisy.
You see, earlier this year, Trump faced major backlash after making inflammatory remarks about Mexican immigrants, saying they were nothing more than criminals, rapists, and drug addicts. He's even advocated the building of a wall to keep them out.
Clearly, Trump doesn't think Mexicans are good enough for the US. But apparently they're good enough to make his menswear line.
As shown in the Twitter image above, the Donald J. Trump Signature Collection was manufactured in … wait for it … Mexico. The same country Trump says is stealing our jobs. It's a pretty gnarly contradiction, and social media made sure to let everyone know.
Below, see how the internet called him out.
The idea that "Mexico is beating us" is preposterous, but even if they were, why outsource your company's work? pic.twitter.com/oFtjNBg5gp
— Pete Forester (@pete_forester) August 24, 2015Can't get away with much with the internet.Donald Trump's signature collection is made In Mexico. pic.twitter.com/Vkoijt68Qh
— Pam Norton (@norton3pam) July 14, 2015Made a few changes to your picture @Carrasquillo #donaldtrump #mexican pic.twitter.com/n90JwYVmDD
— The Bow Tie Guy (@lolbowtieguy) July 1, 2015Can you say "awkward"? Donald Trump's signature suit collection is made in Mexico. http://t.co/XrlDe7tYPD pic.twitter.com/2lVH175pCi
— Live Inspired (@Angeladw100) July 5, 2015REMINDER: Republican Donald Trump's Clothing Line Is Made In Mexico & China Using Cheap Labor http://t.co/P600bBx6W8 pic.twitter.com/8U4QN3aLtJ
— The Baxter Bean (@TheBaxterBean) July 8, 2015
