“You have been cited! However don’t fret, it isn’t as unhealthy because it appears,” the pretend tremendous reads.

“This discover has been issued as a result of your present outfit has been present in violation of the Trend Code below Part 2025 of the Trendsetter Laws.

“It is a mild nudge to step up your type recreation.”

The flyer features a QR code for the clothes store’s on-line retailer.

It additionally features a disclaimer: “This isn’t an actual parking violation, neither is this discover issued by or related to the Metropolis of Adelaide or any official entity”.

One other individual took to Reddit to assert they have been additionally fooled by the pretend ticket.

“Was already having the worst day and noticed this caught below my wiper whereas driving, almost misplaced my sh–,” the individual wrote.

A Melbourne burger chain pulled an analogous stunt after it started slapping windshields with a convincing parking tremendous, which turned out to be a free burger voucher.

The legality of this marking tactic is murky – and could possibly be thought-about littering below the regulation.

The Safety of the Surroundings Operations Act 1997, in part 146B, prohibits inserting promoting materials in or on a automobile.

“Promoting materials to not be positioned in or on automobiles. An individual should not deposit any promoting materials in or on any automobile. The utmost penalty is 5 penalty models.”

The Metropolis of Adelaide prohibits unlawful invoice posting on automobiles, buildings, road furnishings and railway infrastructure. 

“It’s unlawful to conduct any invoice posting with out the consent of the proprietor or occupier of the property the place the invoice is to be posted, whether or not or not it’s councils, companies, authorities or particular person individuals,” the council states on its web site.

In NSW, fines will be handed out for depositing promoting materials on automobiles, which carries a $200 penalty.

9news.com.au has contacted New Realm for remark.