The latest in election apparel? The 'nasty women' T-shirt
An Iowa T-shirt company is wasting no time joining in on Wednesday's viral debate moment.
Raygun is out with the new shirt: "America needs nasty women."
The slogan is mocking Donald Trump's comments in the final presidential debate, when he called Hillary Clinton a "nasty woman" as she criticized him for failing to pay his taxes.
Almost immediately, Twitter was flooded with people's thoughts on being a #nastywoman and knowing or wanting #nastywomen. The online retailer Google Ghost created a nasty woman shirt, with 50% of its proceeds going to Planned Parenthood.
And now, the Iowa company Raygun is selling its T-shirts online and at its Des Moines location. It will be available in its other stores tomorrow, according to its Facebook page.
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Their social media site was instantly flooded with people wanting the new style. One user asked why they didn't choose "Make America Nasty Again" — a play on Trump's campaign slogan. Raygun said they had it on their list, but someone had already released a hat on Etsy with that slogan.
Raygun is known for quickly responding to viral moments, especially during the 2016 presidential campaign. Last week it released a cat-themed T-shirt based around Trump's controversial, sexually suggestive comments. In August they revealed a shirt that read "America needs lesbian farmers" in response to Rush Limbaugh's comments on The Iowa LGBT Rural Summit.