Kanye West is blamed by fans for offering modest £1.89 shirts for £70 at his pop-up stores

Kanye West has left fans gutted as they blame him for whipping shabby shirts for £70 at his pop-up store in London.

The Famous rapper , who beforehand announced he was in $53million of obligation, could make an executioner benefit from his garms, as clients found the Gildan ultra cotton shirts with extravagant logos imprinted on can be purchased for £1.89 on the web.

Fans lined for quite a long time for the store on London's Old Street to open its entryways a week ago, where the star is offering his constrained version stock, including tops, jumpers, and caps highlighting Gothic textual style utilized by craftsman Cali Thornhill DeWitt.

Be that as it may, they were left gutted when they understood the shirts were made of shoddy fabric, and the mark hadn't been changed.

The cotton top accessible online

"I lined up for quite a long time to get into Kanye's shop and I was so eager to get one of the constrained version London T-shirts," one client groaned, by Sun.

"In any case, I'm not all that amped up for my buy now I know it's essentially a shabby T-shirt with a print. I'm gutted, frankly."

Furthermore, it's not only Yeezy's British adherents who have been ticked off by the entire thing, one fan from the US likewise tweeted: "We are here, p**sed the #KanyeWest #pablo Clothing is modest fabric, what a sham, squandered time.

Yeezy's name or his collection title, The Life of Pablo, is spelled out on a significant number of the things and supporters have been holding up weeks to get their hands on them.

The shoddy shirts are accessible on hivis.co.uk and Kanye is yet to remark on the allegations he's hoodwinked fans.

Kanye guaranteed them at the dispatch of his most recent gathering that he would cut down the cost of his items for Yeezy Season 3, in the wake of offering holey jumpers for about £1,620.

Carlos Rico, 19, from Essex, overcame the downpour and sat tight for 15 HOURS for the new shop to open in London.

"I'm a major Kanye West fan and a major enthusiast of design. So Kanye West and style in London? You've quite recently got the chance to go," he told the Press Association. "I needed to be at the front of the line to ensure I get my stuff.

"I simply cherish his music and all that he remains for. Kanye resemble Marmite, you cherish him or you abhor him."

Kim Kardashian's better half reported on Wednesday that 21 shops would open in various areas around the globe to offer items supporting his collection.