Steal his look: Zelenskyy’s signature attire is out on sale, netizens call it ‘Iron man suit’ : The Tribune India

Steal his look: Zelenskyy’s signature attire is out on sale, netizens call it ‘Iron man suit’

The viral post has grabbed eyeballs on Twitter and netizens are fervid in comment section

Steal his look: Zelenskyy’s signature attire is out on sale, netizens call it ‘Iron man suit’

Pic credit- @gkates/Twitter



Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, April 10

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has become a cult figure as he stands firm with his countrymen to combat mounting aggression of Russian forces. He shows sign of hope to his people as he decides to fight for his nation till his last breath. Amid the whole pandemonium, Zelenskyy’s attire— olive green cargo pants, jacket, and shoes— which he usually puts on, is out in market for purchase. If a post on social media is to be believed, anyone can steal his look by flashing few Ukrainian hryvnia.

The viral post has been shared by Glenn Kates on Twitter. The picture features Zelenskyy and his outfit, separately with price tag. “The Zelensky collection (shared on TG),” Glenn captioned the tweet.

As per the price tag, Zelenskyy’s signature jacket is being sold for 386 Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH). The olive green pants and t-shirt can be bought for 1010 UAH and 200 UAH respectively.

The viral post has grabbed many eyes on Twitter and netizens show their fervid emotions in comment section about Zelenskyy's leadership and courage. The post has surpassed 26,000 likes and 3600 retweets.

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