PRIMARK fans have insisted the bargain store has “too many good things at once” after discovering a new range inspired by a 90s film.
The high street favorite is known for creating collections to pay homage to Disney favorites and nostalgic films.
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And their latest effort has sent shoppers into an absolute frenzy.
Showing off the new arrivals, one Scottish store said: “Shrek is back… and in PJ form!
“Go down to our swamp and get yours today.”
The £11 cropped pajamas have been hailed by store bosses as the “perfect mix of comfort and nostalgia”.
They added: “Enjoy a comfortable night’s sleep in our Shrek print short pajamas.
“The cut-out t-shirt features a fun collage of some of the most well-known characters, including Donkey, Shrek himself, Puss in Boots and several others.
“They go perfectly with the shorts, which feature an elastic waistband so you can relax in maximum comfort – go ahead, it’s time to take those pajamas home to your swamp.”
The fun Shrek range also includes a pack of three socks for £4.50, oversized t-shirts, hoodies, slippers and even wash bags.
The Primark store in East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, went viral after sharing a video of the new collection, racking up more than 3 million views in less than a week.
And fans of the hit 2001 film starring Mike Myers are desperate to get their hands on the pieces.
“Take me to Primark now,” demanded one.
Another agreed: “I need this. I need to get to Primark as soon as possible.”
“It’s not a desire, but a need,” insisted a third.
A fourth joked: “For once Primark needs to relax, too many good things at once.”
A fifth said: “NOBODY LOVES SHREK MORE THAN ME BRO.”
Meanwhile, a sixth wrote: “I soooo want this set.”
In addition to 191 stores across the UK, Primark also has 24 US branches across eight different states.
But Shrek fans still insist they are “crying American style” after realizing they will struggle to get their hands on merchandise from the film.
“Someone SEND THIS TO FLORIDA FOR ME PLEASE,” one begged.
A second echoed: “I’m going to pay someone to get me these clothes and send them to me.”
A third begged: “Can you deliver to the US??? I need that in my life.”
Meanwhile, another simply wrote: “Crying in the USA.”
If this has inspired you to visit Primark soon, you’ll be happy to know that the bargain store is making a big change to the price of hundreds of items across the country.
It is the second year in a row that the budget network has cut prices on essential items for children.
Primark bosses say the move aims to help families “get more bang for their buck” as they start planning their summer wardrobes.
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