Palm Beach, Florida - In a bizarre attempt to further capitalize on his recent indictment, Donald Trump and his campaign have released new merch featuring a mug shot of him, even though it was never taken.

On Tuesday, Trump, who has become the only former US president to face criminal charges, flew to New York for his scheduled arraignment.

He was fingerprinted and processed before appearing in front of a judge, where he was informed of the 34 felony counts brought against him.

Not missing a beat, the Trump campaign sent out a fundraising email to supporters later that day, unveiling a new shirt which they've branded the "Official Trump Mugshot."

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"What better way to PROVE that our campaign will NEVER SURRENDER our country to the Left's tyranny than countless grassroots patriots proudly wearing their very own 'NOT GUILTY' T-Shirts," the email states, per The Hill.

Die-hard supporters can snag one for "a contribution of $47 or more" to the campaign or buy one from the online MAGA shop for $36.

The shirt features a fake mugshot, as an actual one was never taken, that includes a slate with the president's name, 45-47 - which seems to represent him as the 45th and 47th US president - and the date of arrest as April 4, 2023.

Height markers were also added to the background, which hilariously put him over 6 feet, 5 inches tall, even though Trump is only 6 feet, 3 inches.

Below the shot, in bold letters, is Trump's plea to the many charges he currently faces - "NOT GUILTY."

Trump expressed interest in making the arrest a big event, reportedly telling his advisors that he wanted it to be a "spectacle" that would make him appear as a martyr.

Many Republicans and voters have also been pushing the idea that the arrest will only help Trump's election efforts, as it will appeal to his base by making him seem like a warrior standing against injustice.

The narrative seems to be working, as fake mugshots and photos generated by artificial intelligence have been shared across the internet since the arrest, with some even going viral.

The Trump campaign has been aggressively fundraising since the indictment was announced and has reportedly raised over $10 million to date.