Tesco shoppers 'run' to stores for 'gorgeous' £29.50 cardigan
Tesco shoppers are heaping praise on a "gorgeous" cardigan they've seen online. The retailer's own F&F Clothing range is selling the knitwear for £29.50, sparking excitement among customers keen to snap it up.
TikTok user @mummyoliver7 shared a clip showcasing the cardigan in pink and brown. The video was captioned: "Girl how cute these cardigans new in at Tescos."
Text over the short clip read: "Girlies run don't walk to Tesco for the cutest cardigans." The post racked up more than 2,800 views, over 100 likes and many comments from excited fans.
Among them, one person said: "No how cute" and a second wrote: "The brown [heart eyes emoji]." A third added: "It's lush."
A fourth impressed shopper said: "Tesco are really doing bits" and a fifth wrote: "Pink one is the cutest." A sixth added: "How cute! Loving the pink one."
The praise continued, with one shopper writing: "Need" and another saying: "Love these." A third said: "Omg they're so cute" and a fourth wrote: "Gorgeous." A different shopper said: "wow", while one wrote: "Obsessed."
TikTok user Yaz (@yazmoore) also shared a clip showing herself searching Tesco for the viral cardigan. Text over the video read: "Let's hunt for the viral pink cardigan from Tesco."
Many were quick to comment on the clip. One person said: "I bought the brown one, it's so comfy" and a second wrote: "Need to go shopping."
A third added: "I'm obsessed with mine." A fourth shopper commented: "That's soo cute, love it."
A fifth said: "Looks lovely on you," and a sixth wrote: "All the colours are so cute."
The cardigan in the clip is Tesco's The F&F Edit Gold Button Chunky Cardigan, which is priced at £29.50. It is currently sold out online, but shoppers can still snap it up in stores.
The full product description reads: "Refresh your cold-weather layers with this chunky cardigan. Designed with a gold tone button fastening and double front pockets, It's an on-trend pick for chilly days. A classic crew neckline, long sleeves and a textured knit finish give it a timeless feel. Wear over a simple vest with wide leg jeans or satin midi skirt.
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