Free People's micro short gets called “jandi” for hilarious comment

The 'micro' shorts promoted in Free People's ads give customers a twist on their pants.

The luxury retailer, which specializes in “bohemian” clothing, took to social media last week to announce the arrival of “micro” shorts, a staple of the summer season.

Thousands of customers have since voiced their opinions on the matter in the comments, joking that the length of the shorts wouldn't fit the average adult woman. However, it may work for hamsters.

“Hearing these rude and aggressive comments makes everyone relax. I bought it for my hamster and he loves it too!” one user wrote in the comments.

The post has caused quite a stir since it was first shared, with many women bonding over their mutual dislike.

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All of the “micro shorts” pictured sell for $68 or more, making them a very short-term investment.

We've compiled some of the funniest comments below, courtesy of Free People's comments section.

USA TODAY reached out to URBN, which owns Urban Outfitters, Free People and Anthropologie, for comment Wednesday.

Social media users react to “micro” short videos in the comments and bond as a result

DIY & design influencer Ashley Keene asked, “What's going on with Jandies?” echoing similar sentiments from women who called denim micro shorts “denim diapers” or “ba jeans.” I was in tune.

Jen Bee was one of many women who made fun of the length of the shorts and wrote, “We said we were free people, not free pee holes.”