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The Irish Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Primark shoppers go wild for £20 pet accessory which is perfect for day trips & can be stuck in the washing machine
PRIMARK shoppers are rushing to snap up their latest pet accessory which means you can bring your precious pooch with you on trips. The retailer is selling a stylish Pet Carrier Bag for £20 which has a removable base that can be put in the washing machine. 6 Primark is selling a pet carrier for pooches for £20 Credit: TikTok/Primark 6 You can stick the base in the washing machine after use Credit: TikTok/Primark 6 The bag could be perfect for day trips Credit: TikTok/Primark The black quilted bag is 50x18x33cm and is able to carry dogs who are up to 10kg in weight. It also comes with a handy Whether you're heading to the vet or planning a weekend getaway, this comfy carrier keeps your pet safe, secure, and looking cute. Designed with a soft interior lining, it could be perfect for your precious pooch. More on Primark The store 'We understood the assignment.' The pet carrier seems to have gone down well with Primark shoppers, with over 15,000 people liking the video. One person wrote: 'I'm coming to primark tomorrow." Most read in Fabulous Another added: 'Just ordered mine online for collection Friday. My lazy suzie is going to love this.' And a third commented: 'i want itttt.' Top five tips for training your dog from reinforcing behaviours to knowing when to give the treats 6 The bag comes with a stylish poo bag carrier Credit: TikTok/Primark 6 Whether you're heading to the vet or planning a weekend getaway, this comfy carrier keeps your pet secure Credit: TikTok/Primark 6 Many Primark fans have shared how they are keen to snap it up Credit: Getty CAR CARRIER A pet expert previously told how a Canine behaviourist Dr Emma Scales-Theobald, dog expert at steps to care for their pets before setting off. The pet expert warned owners having a pet in the car without properly securing it in place could be dangerous. She told how the "back seats or the boot" were the best places for dogs to sit, adding: "A crate or pet carrier can be an ideal way for many dogs to travel in a car." Discount store B&M is currently selling a The five best and worst dogs for apartments Top 5 dog breeds for apartment living French bulldogs Cavalier King Charles Spaniels Shih Tzus Greyhounds Pugs Breeds that may struggle in apartments Border Collie Siberian Husky Australian Shepherd Beagle Jack Russell Terrier Source: Angelo Sorbello, CEO of
The Irish Sun
4 days ago
- Business
- The Irish Sun
Major Primark shake-up as Scots store among first to launch
PRIMARK have made a major new change - and a Scots store is among the first to launch. For the last year, the store has been working with activist Sophie Morgan. 2 The new mannequins are in store now 2 Sophie Morgan says it's been 15 years in the making The campaigner is behind wheelchair mannequins, which she created back in 2009. Sophie approached Primark with a partnership plan and now the seated mannequin is appearing in 20 stores, with the intention to expand across more stores over time. One of those is Primark on Edinburgh's Princes Street. A staff member said: "Today we have launched our new 'Sophie' mannequins. READ MORE IN FABULOUS "We have been working on bringing diversity into our mannequin range to be more inclusive and representative of our customers. "Working together with Sophie Morgan we now have a wheelchair user mannequin pose to celebrate diversity through inclusion." In line with Primark's pledge to make it a more accessible place to work and shop, the seated mannequin joins the existing range of Primark's fuller figure mannequins and wider skin tone ranges for lingerie and nightwear. The 'Sophie' will be used in store to highlight Primark's adaptive range - the first permanent high street men's and women's collection for disabled people. Most read in Fabulous Sophie said: "This project is incredibly close to my heart - it's been over 15 years in the making. Major Primark shake-up as Scots store among first to launch "To be able to go into a major high street retailer like Primark and see a mannequin that looks like me is deeply emotional. 'Sophie' represents more than just a mannequin; she's a symbol of progress and visibility. "Working with Primark to create her has been a dream, every detail, from her posture to the design of the wheelchair as a natural extension of the body has been carefully considered to reflect the real lives of wheelchair users. "I can't wait to see how people respond to her.' And fashion fans are loving the new addition. One said: "This is incredible, as a wheelchair user the feeling of not being seen is huge. This really is a massive step forward it's a shame it's taken so long to represent us." Another said: "This is so freaking incredible, Sophie! You continue to change the world."
Scottish Sun
4 days ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Major Primark shake-up as Scots store among first to launch
PRIMARK have made a major new change - and a Scots store is among the first to launch. For the last year, the store has been working with activist Sophie Morgan. 2 The new mannequins are in store now 2 Sophie Morgan says it's been 15 years in the making The campaigner is behind wheelchair mannequins, which she created back in 2009. Sophie approached Primark with a partnership plan and now the seated mannequin is appearing in 20 stores, with the intention to expand across more stores over time. One of those is Primark on Edinburgh's Princes Street. A staff member said: "Today we have launched our new 'Sophie' mannequins. "We have been working on bringing diversity into our mannequin range to be more inclusive and representative of our customers. "Working together with Sophie Morgan we now have a wheelchair user mannequin pose to celebrate diversity through inclusion." In line with Primark's pledge to make it a more accessible place to work and shop, the seated mannequin joins the existing range of Primark's fuller figure mannequins and wider skin tone ranges for lingerie and nightwear. The 'Sophie' will be used in store to highlight Primark's adaptive range - the first permanent high street men's and women's collection for disabled people. Sophie said: "This project is incredibly close to my heart - it's been over 15 years in the making. Major Primark shake-up as Scots store among first to launch "To be able to go into a major high street retailer like Primark and see a mannequin that looks like me is deeply emotional. 'Sophie' represents more than just a mannequin; she's a symbol of progress and visibility. "Working with Primark to create her has been a dream, every detail, from her posture to the design of the wheelchair as a natural extension of the body has been carefully considered to reflect the real lives of wheelchair users. "I can't wait to see how people respond to her.' And fashion fans are loving the new addition. One said: "This is incredible, as a wheelchair user the feeling of not being seen is huge. This really is a massive step forward it's a shame it's taken so long to represent us." Another said: "This is so freaking incredible, Sophie! You continue to change the world."
The Irish Sun
21-07-2025
- Business
- The Irish Sun
Primark makes huge new changes to kids' clothing after parent feedback – and opening hours are also set for a shake up
PRIMARK has finally changed kids' clothing designs after parents have spent months giving them feedback. The budget retailer loved by Brits has said it will make its clothing line more Advertisement 2 Primark have made their kids' clothing range more inclusive Credit: Alamy 2 It comes after parents and carers gave feedback on kids struggling with sensory issues due to clothing tags and seams Credit: Primark The clothing store has had feedback from parents and carers that kids struggling with sensory issues find neck tags particularly uncomfortable, so have launched a new range which gets rid of them. The changes will be made in core clothing lines so children can feel more comfortable. As a first step, the retailer will move away from neck labels across its kids clothing and nightwear as well as introducing seamless sock options. Across its kids ranges, Primark is removing neck labels from the backs of t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies and pyjamas. Advertisement READ MORE ON PRIMARK Ahead of the This means more than 50% of Primark's kids' clothing will now be neck label free, including almost 70% of pyjamas, with an ambition to keep increasing this further. Seams in socks were also identified as another common source of discomfort in feedback to the retailer. In response, Primark has introduced a range of seamless and flat seamed socks. Advertisement Most read in Fabulous Exclusive Speaking on the changes, Ann Marie Cregan, Trading Director at Primark, said: 'We want all kids to feel great in their clothes, so they can focus on what matters - being themselves. We work at Primark - our 6 brand new summer must-haves including £10 top that gives you a gorgeous hourglass figure "This isn't about creating a new and special range, it's about improving our kids' clothes, thinking about inclusive design from the very start and removing or sometimes adding features , so that they work harder for more children and families. "We've started with removing neck labels and introducing more seamless socks – small changes that we heard from parents could make a big difference. "Our kids' clothing already represents the best value on the high street and we know how important this is right now. We will continue to listen to parents to understand what more we can do.' Advertisement To spot the new collection in stores, customers should look for the 'Extra Comfort' signage in store which includes symbols to show whether the product has no neck label. For those buying online, the retailer is rolling out a Some of the extra comfort items include: Boys joggers, starting from £3.50 Kids cosy PJ from £6.50 Kids 100% cotton PJ sets from £8 Sweatshirts from £3.50 Graphic tees from £1.80 Girls leggings from £1.80 7-pack seamless socks - £5 10-pack flat seam socks - £3.50 And that's not the only new initiative Primark is rolling out. Advertisement It has also begun sensory-friendly shopping hours in selected stores across Britain. Now in 26 locations across the East and West Midlands and North East, stores will operate with reduced noise, no till sounds or in-store announcements for the first hour of opening every Saturday . There will also be additional assistance available in store, with champions easy to spot in a purple vest. The retailer aims to roll out the shopping hour to further stores in the UK early next year. Advertisement Primark's history PRIMARK first opened in 1969 as Pennies in Dublin, hoping to provide affordable fashion in Ireland. A Primark store officially opened as Primark in 1974 in Derby. The retailer now has 193 stores across the UK and 441 stores worldwide with a goal of running 530 stores by the end of 2026.
Scottish Sun
21-07-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Primark makes huge new changes to kids' clothing after parent feedback – and opening hours are also set for a shake up
Read on to see their new opening times too PRI-MANIA Primark makes huge new changes to kids' clothing after parent feedback – and opening hours are also set for a shake up Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) PRIMARK has finally changed kids' clothing designs after parents have spent months giving them feedback. The budget retailer loved by Brits has said it will make its clothing line more inclusive. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Primark have made their kids' clothing range more inclusive Credit: Alamy 2 It comes after parents and carers gave feedback on kids struggling with sensory issues due to clothing tags and seams Credit: Primark The clothing store has had feedback from parents and carers that kids struggling with sensory issues find neck tags particularly uncomfortable, so have launched a new range which gets rid of them. The changes will be made in core clothing lines so children can feel more comfortable. As a first step, the retailer will move away from neck labels across its kids clothing and nightwear as well as introducing seamless sock options. Across its kids ranges, Primark is removing neck labels from the backs of t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies and pyjamas. READ MORE ON PRIMARK GOOD PRI-DEA? 7 clever tricks Primark does to keep you walking & buying more than you need Ahead of the back-to-school season, hundreds of its most popular tops and nightwear options will now come with printed neck labels. This means more than 50% of Primark's kids' clothing will now be neck label free, including almost 70% of pyjamas, with an ambition to keep increasing this further. Seams in socks were also identified as another common source of discomfort in feedback to the retailer. In response, Primark has introduced a range of seamless and flat seamed socks. Speaking on the changes, Ann Marie Cregan, Trading Director at Primark, said: 'We want all kids to feel great in their clothes, so they can focus on what matters - being themselves. We work at Primark - our 6 brand new summer must-haves including £10 top that gives you a gorgeous hourglass figure "This isn't about creating a new and special range, it's about improving our kids' clothes, thinking about inclusive design from the very start and removing or sometimes adding features, so that they work harder for more children and families. "We've started with removing neck labels and introducing more seamless socks – small changes that we heard from parents could make a big difference. "Our kids' clothing already represents the best value on the high street and we know how important this is right now. We will continue to listen to parents to understand what more we can do.' To spot the new collection in stores, customers should look for the 'Extra Comfort' signage in store which includes symbols to show whether the product has no neck label. For those buying online, the retailer is rolling out a filter for 'sensory friendly' kidswear options. Some of the extra comfort items include: Boys joggers, starting from £3.50 Kids cosy PJ from £6.50 Kids 100% cotton PJ sets from £8 Sweatshirts from £3.50 Graphic tees from £1.80 Girls leggings from £1.80 7-pack seamless socks - £5 10-pack flat seam socks - £3.50 And that's not the only new initiative Primark is rolling out. It has also begun sensory-friendly shopping hours in selected stores across Britain. Now in 26 locations across the East and West Midlands and North East, stores will operate with reduced noise, no till sounds or in-store announcements for the first hour of opening every Saturday. There will also be additional assistance available in store, with champions easy to spot in a purple vest. The retailer aims to roll out the shopping hour to further stores in the UK early next year.
