Primark shoppers race to snap up fluffy pyjamas and Oodie dupes that are down to as low as £6
TIS the season for wrapping up warm in cosy pyjamas.
And if you are looking to stock up on your fleecy comfies, you may wish to head to Primark as they currently have a big sale on.
The retailer has slashed the price of sleepwear and loungewear, with plush pyjamas down to just £6.
They have also discounted their Snoodies, which are dupes for the popular Oodies and look perfect for chillier months.
As part of the sale, Primark has reduced their Bambi and Minnie Mouse fleeces to £18 down from £27.
While energy prices are sky high, these could be the perfect way to stay snug without needing to spend a fortune on heating.
A video was shared on the @primarkbury account, showing their warm winter range, including Snoodies themed on hedgehogs, hearts, chilis and even rubber ducks.
It seems many Primark shoppers are keen to snap up the pyjama sale, as over 10,000 people have liked the clip.
One person wrote: “Omg £6.”
Another added: “saves putting the heating on.”
A third commented: “OMG NEED THESE.”
It’s not the only Primark news people have been raving about, with their fluffy leggings going viral.
However, Primark shoppers have been left furious over a “disgusting” change made to in-store checkouts.
The high street retailer has been introducing self-service checkouts at stores across the country since last year.
They were first rolled out at sites in Sheffield, Northampton, West Bromwich and Kingston as part of a trial in autumn 2022.
The move was in a bid to reduce huge queuing times which are all too familiar to Primark shoppers – but not all shoppers are convinced.
Writing in the Bexleyheath News and Gossip Facebook group, one shopper was less than thrilled to find self-service tills had been introduced at their local Primark.
They said: “I went to Primark Bexleyheath yesterday and found the downstairs tills have been changed to five to fix self-service and three to four manned tills.
“Only two of the manned tills were operational and the queue started to form.
“Leading up to Christmas be warned it will be a nightmare.”