Victoria Beckham has a brand new trend merchandise - however this time it is not couture.

The designer and former Spice Girl is poking enjoyable at herself with the sale of a brand new T-shirt emblazoned with "My dad had a Rolls-Royce".

For the uninitiated, the slogan pertains to a clip from the Beckham Netflix documentary sequence which rapidly went viral during which David pokes his head across the door when he hears his spouse say "we're very working class".

He tells her to "be honest" - and he or she lastly admits she went to high school in a Rolls-Royce.

Now, the 90s pop icon needs to know what you drove to high school in - with a T-shirt at present retailing on her web site that has a non-working class price ticket to match: £110.

In a light-hearted and cheeky TikTok video, the place she seems to embrace the actual fact her feedback within the documentary have been among the many most talked about moments, she says: "Now who doesn't love a slogan T-shirt? I do. And I have to say, my question for you all: What did your dad drive you to school in? My dad drove me, yes, in a Rolls-Royce."

The submit is accompanied by the caption: "Available now!" with a cry-laugh emoji.

The merchandise description on the web site reads: "Made from soft, organic cotton, the 'My Dad Had A Rolls-Royce' slogan T-shirt embodies the brand's playful side. Designed with dropped shoulder seams and a classic crew neckline, it has a relaxed fit and refined feel."

Lots of feedback under Victoria's social media posts have been about how humorous the previous Spice Girl is, whereas others poked enjoyable at David "calling her out".

Some, after all, pointed to the value tag: "£110 for a T-shirt?"

Beckham, a Netflix four-part sequence, got here out in October and follows the previous midfielder's rise to soccer stardom via interviews along with his spouse Victoria, and different well-known faces.

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For those that have not watched the documentary, the alternate between the fortunately married couple went as follows:

Victoria: We're very working class...

David: Be trustworthy

Victoria: I am being trustworthy

David: Be trustworthy

Victoria: I am being trustworthy

David: What automotive did your dad drive you to high school in?

Victoria: So my dad...

David: No, one reply. What automotive was it?

Victoria: It's not a easy reply as a result of...

David: What automotive, what did you get your dad to drive you to high school in?

Victoria: It relies upon...

David: No, no-no-no-no-no...

Victoria: Okay. In the eighties my dad had a Rolls-Royce.

David: Thank you.