‘Sooo cute’ cry Primark shoppers as viral baby T-shirts return with a new autumnal twist
SUMMER may be over, but it looks like baby T-shirts are here to stay.
’90s-inspired fashion has been given an autumn makeover by Primark bosses – and shoppers are loving it.
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The budget high street store caused quite a stir during the warmer months after releasing a range of cute baby T-shirts with patchwork designs on the front.
Perfectly paired with denim shorts, low-rise jeans or pleated skirts, baby tees screamed ’90s popular culture.
The short, form-fitting T-shirts ended just above the waist and were considered a wardrobe staple as they could be styled casual or casual for different occasions.
They adorned the torsos of some of the biggest icons of the time – Britney Spears, Gwen Stefani, Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Aniston, to name a few.
The T-shirts came in almost every color, with graphics, slogans and even dazzling crystals.
They have also proven to be a firm favorite for 2024, and are just as short and form-fitting as before.
We’ve seen celebrities like Olivia Rodrigo, Dua Lipa, Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner welcome the return of baby T-shirts in recent months.
Now Primark has expanded its collection for the new AW24 season, with one very small change.
The budget high street store has launched a new range of long-sleeved baby T-shirts with a star or cherry graphic on the front.
And to further emphasize the ’90s theme, the patchwork shape comes in a leopard print.
They cost £11 and are available in sizes 2XS to XL. They have already been spotted in the shops of Parkhead and Argle Street in Glasgow.
They’re already proving to be a hit with shoppers, as one person said: “This top is actually exactly the same as the red viral top with leopard print on it.
“There’s also one with cherries and I thought that was so cute.”
“I love the leopard,” one second wrote.
A third added: “I have the cherry leopard print top and it fits great and I recommend you buy it.”
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “Sooo cute.”
