Primark launches cult rompers for children’s TV shows, but everyone has the same complaint
IT’S the perfect time of year to get cozy – and onesies offer the ultimate in comfort.
When the evenings fall, there is nothing better than getting At home from work, immediately step into a woolly all-in-one and curl up on the couch.
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Now Primark has launched its ultimate TV fan selection.
The high street favorite has released a Bluey range for lovers of the small Blue Australian dog.
Known as the show parents Bluey loves to watch (and cry about) with their kids, a heartwarming animated series about an adorable puppy and her family.
Primark staff in Glasgow’s Braehead have made an appearance the range of the rompers that come in Bingo and blue options for kids and Chilli and Bandit, the dogs‘ parents, adult versions.
But while shoppers love the range, they all have the same complaint.
They want the Bluey and Bingo onesies – available in ages three to eight – to also come in adult sizes.
One customer said: “Can we normalize adult sizes in Bluey and Bingo?”
While another commented: “As an adult I still want to be Bingo and Bluey.”
And a third said: “Okay, I’m 19 but I need one.”
Although fans of the bargain store were disappointed with the sizing, they still loved the range.
One said: “Omg I want the Chile one.”
It’s not the only range of cozy nightwear at Primark that customers are loving.
The store recently released a festive version of the viral boyfriend pajamas and shoppers can’t wait to buy them.
The high street giant’s boyfriend’s pajamas were previously hailed as a dupe for The White Company’s £75 range of ‘classic’ pajama sets.
They cost just £15, but are a whopping £60 cheaper than the more expensive originals.
The sets were released in four autumn colors: black, beige, light purple and gray.
And now the excited staff have revealed: “The time has come” as they shared two new shades ahead of Christmas.
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