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A pair of tie-dye pants sold online by ASOS is being mocked for its “poopy” color choice and placement.

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The $28 Public Desire relaxed joggers feature brown tie-dye bands up the legs of the white pants, a design that corresponds to a matching white long-sleeve crop top.

However, the tie-dye style, which is immensely popular this season, is being called out for how the brown splotches line up on the rear of the pants.

The pair of tie-dye pants sold online by ASOS is being mocked for its “poopy” color choice and placement.

The pair of tie-dye pants sold online by ASOS is being mocked for its “poopy” color choice and placement. (ASOS)

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The design has since been dubbed “poopy pants.”

“We all have accidents, but worry not about them stains on your behind! These trousers are the perfect cover!” a Facebook account devoted to ASOS’s “fashion fails” posted in a caption, along with a link to the pants.

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This isn’t the first (nor will it likely be the last) time ASOS has come under fire for its odd fashion choices.

Just two weeks ago, the online fashion retailer sold a $553 “Lacetex Slip Dress” from award-winning designer Elissa Poppy. The see-through look was immediately ridiculed for looking like an “onion bag.”

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"350 [pounds] for a dress that looks like onion bag sack allow that," wrote one Twitter user.