If nothing else, the stilted language used to describe the pants in question ... with the English language: Abercrombie and Fitch clothes are produced for kids, guys and women.

A site called "abercrombie-and-fitchoutlet.com" - which has since been taken down - was selling "N----- Brown Pants." The outrageously named product took the web by storm, spreading virally.

In an op-ed in the Guardian, Gustav Temple wrote, "This is not the place for T-shirts and cargo pants." Abercrombie's kids stores sold bathing suits that were too sexy for some people. Abercrombie ...

The image showed a pair of dark brown pants being sold as "Abercrombie & Fitch N***er Brown Pants," leading many to believe it was from the brand's official website, Abercrombie.com. It wasn't.