Shoppers are snapping up Primark's £7 straight leg joggers in multiple colours & say they are better than cuffed ones
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IF you love nothing more than getting home and putting on your joggers, you may wish to pop into Primark.
Shoppers have been raving about their new straight leg joggers which cost just £7.
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Primark fans are raving about their straight leg joggers
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If you hate cuffed joggers, these £7 pairs could be for you
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If you hate cuffed trousers, then this option may be ideal for you.
The best part is they come in numerous colours, including pink, beige and grey.
Shopper Libbie May Fitzpatrick uploaded a video showing off the stock in her local Primark.
She wrote: 'Finally Primark has listened.
'Make sure you get to Primark and get some!'
She clearly isn't the only person to be excited for the new range at Primark, as over 63,000 people have liked her video on her @libbiemayfitzpatrick account.
One person wrote: 'Need them.'
Another added: 'Literally bought one of these today I was so happy they finally had them.'
And a third commented: 'Weird how I was looking online for some yesterday.'
However, not everyone was sold on the joggers' design.
I tried Primark's designer 'Farm Rio range' on a size 16 body - I loved their colourful coords for summer
One person commented: 'As a short girly I like cuffed joggers.'
They are the only Primark range to be causing a stir.
£2.50 BIKINIS
Fashion fans have been raving about their 'mix and match' bikinis which are down to just £2.50.
The budget retailer is selling a whole range of colourful swimsuits, which look perfect for holidays or sunbathing in the garden.
Shopper Claire, who posts under @claireeaford, filmed the display she spotted in her local store.
One of the pretty designs was an orange, yellow and white striped triangle bikini, which could be matched with some identical bottoms.
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Primark is selling bikinis for £2.50 a piece
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The bikinis are mix and match so you can create a number of combinations
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However, they also had solid orange bottoms if you'd prefer this.
They also had leopard print two-piece swimsuits, along with classic black ones.
Meanwhile, Primark is also selling some lemon-themed ones, which look perfect for Italy.
Claire wrote: 'Primark's summer collection.
'The bikini tops & bottoms are £2.50 each so you can mix and match.'
The good news about buying the top and bottom pieces separately is that you can get exactly the right size for your body.
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