
Shoppers go wild for F1 merch being sold in M&S and even Asda that give pit-girl vibes but at bargain prices
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McLaren graphic tees are being snapped up
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The collection includes tops, skirts and even a denim playsuit
Credit: TikTok/@montobe1
One shopper took to TikTok to show off the M&S's range of graphic tees, vests, jumpers and a mini skirt, all with the iconic orange McLaren branding - but you won't find it on the womenswear floor. This stuff is being snapped up from the kids floor.
M&S kids size range for this collection is 6-16yrs, ideal for petite girls or those who prefer a tighter fit.
While this range was made for children, she tried on the age 13-14 selection, styling these as crop tops.
The new releases have been branded with 'born to race' and 'Forever forward' logos and promise M&S's consistently high quality.
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Playsuit, £28
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A gorgeous set for F1 girlies
Credit: TikTok/@montobe1
The purse-friendly range is available online and in store and the prices go from £10 to £22.
And it can be a dream solution for any motorsport fans on their way to
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And fashion fans are keen to get their hands on it.
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One commented: 'The coolest range.'
A second wrote: 'I need that top.'
'Need it all' said a third.
It's not only the
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Some of the best looks you can nab in the kids section of M&S
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The air freshener clips onto the vent in your car
Credit: TikTok/@natalien_6
Asda have Formula one themed air fresheners for under a fiver.
A social media F1 fanatic said that: 'I might be driving a small car, but it's mighty now.'
The video now has over one million views and 40,000 likes.
Halfords stock the same two items for £4.99.
The scent 'blends warm woods and leather with notes of lemon verbena and patchouli to create a rich, dynamic car fragrance that lasts lap after lap', described on Halford's website.
One commented 'I ran to Asda and secured them!'
While others criticised the TikToker for promoting RedBull, saying "it ruins it that its Redbull."
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