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The polo shirt Tiger Woods wore during his Florida car crash and arrest has sold out after fans rushed to buy the Sun Day Red garment, which also appeared in his mugshot

The polo shirt Tiger Woods was wearing during his car crash and arrest has sold out after fans flocked to purchase the peculiar collector's item. Woods is facing accusations of driving under the influence, property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test after he flipped his Land Rover in Jupiter Island, Florida, on Friday.

The 50-year-old was travelling at a "high rate of speed" as he tried to overtake a lorry towing a trailer. Woods clipped the trailer and lost control, flipping his car onto its side.

He was unharmed and managed to scramble out of the passenger window, but officers observed "signs of impairment" in Woods' behaviour, allegedly caused by "some type of medication or drug." He was cleared of alcohol consumption after taking a breathalyser test, but Woods refused to provide a urine sample to test for other substances.

He was subsequently charged and spent eight hours in Martin County Jail before being released. Images of the scene surfaced on social media in the wake of the crash, showing Woods donning a blue polo shirt from his brand, Sun Day Red.

He wore the same shirt in his mugshot. The £114 Review Polo in Cosmic Blue has since sold out in all sizes on the Sun Day Red website. It is still available in all sizes in Feisty Flamingo.

It was not the only clothing-related story about Woods' arrest to surface over the weekend.

Some supporters attended the Texas Children's Houston Open on Saturday sporting T-shirts featuring his mugshot and the message "#FreeTiger."

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While some have treated the situation light-heartedly, others have called for Woods to be held responsible should the allegations be proved. Former PGA Tour professional Mark Lye told 'FOX and Friends': "Is this the legacy you want to leave?

"Because 25 years of great golf can be erased in a heartbeat, and I just feel really blessed for him that there wasn't an injury or a fatality or something of that weight.

"We all feel bad for Tiger, but you know something, there's got to be accountability, and it's got to happen pretty soon. The PGA Tour, he's one of the higher-ups now. They're paying him over $20 million a year for the position that he's in.

"I don't know, there seems to be a morals clause in every contract that we sign as golfers and professional athletes, and if they don't come down on him, it's like he's going to escape again."

Woods has yet to comment on the incident.