'I'd look like a stuffed turkey' jokes Primark fans, who buy back £10 with new design

If you're a Primark superfan, chances are your drawers are already full of seamless sets and underwear.

The bargain store is known for its comfortable range, available in a huge selection of colours.

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And now that spring is approaching, new seamless pieces have launched in stores.

“New unitards have arrived,” Primark employees cheered as they shared a snippet of the fresh stock on the rails near them East Kilbride store in Scotland.

The £10 purchase is available in three new colors this season: pale pink, cream and teal.

Eagle-eyed fashionistas also noticed that this year's cream version has a new design feature, as one said: “They have a cross back. Oh wow.”

Primark bosses called their fresh-look unitards “a comfortable layering or a statement-making solo piece”.

They said: “Whatever your stance, it's hard not to want that kind of versatility in your collection and this crossback option certainly catches our attention.

“It features a fitted and seam-free silhouette for a flawless layering look, as well as a crew neckline and sleeveless style to create a minimalist look.”

“Our favorite feature is the crossover back, which adds a chic detail that's made to show off,” she added.

“We love it paired with a knit sweater and trainers for an effortless shopping spree, but it will look just as good in your basket.”

But shoppers are divided over the bargains.

“I would look like a stuffed turkey in one of them,” said one.

“How can girls look so beautiful?”

Meanwhile, another added: “I can't say if I like it.”

Others, however, are desperate for the new unitards, as one said: 'Great need.'

A second chimed in: “I love this one.”

And a third echoed: “I saw them there today, we need to get out as soon as possible.”

And if you're heading to Primark soon, look out for the 'secret' section where you can get cheap designer clothes, including D&G, Burberry and Valentino.

Primark's vintage stands were launched last summer in partnership with Wornwell, a vintage wholesaler, and there are currently ten pop-ups nationwide.

However, before you head to your local high street, check whether your Primark is one of the ten locations involved in the scheme.

Shoppers are also raving about a £1.50 lip gloss that is £24 cheaper than the Lancôme version.

Meanwhile, a beauty tool that has been reduced to £7 has been praised by happy customers as “the only tool that keeps curls in my hair”.