【Michael Maien】

Though Donald Trump's "nasty woman" debate comment was spoken as an insult,Michael Maien it wasn't long before his words became an unintended slogan for Hillary Clinton's women supporters.

During Wednesday night's debate, Trump referred to Clinton as "such a nasty woman" after Clinton remarked that she and Trump will have to pay higher taxes in the future. About the possibility, she quipped, "if he can't figure out how to get out of it," and he didn't take it so well.

SEE ALSO: Trump's 'nasty woman' attack will only make Hillary Clinton stronger

Though his comment angered many, some chose to reclaim his words.

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The designers at Google Ghost mocked up a "Nasty Woman" T-shirt, available for order now. They're $25 a pop, and 50 percent of the proceeds will benefit Planned Parenthood.

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Other designers have taken a similar approach, including these shirts from Bob Bland, this necklace from IGWT (both benefitting Planned Parenthood) and this shirt from designer Lindsay Eyth (which benefits Clinton's campaign).

Alternatively, you could take a cue from the Clinton supporter who registered NastyWomenGetShitDone.com and just donate the money yourself.

[H/T: Teen Vogue]

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