‘I need these,' cry Home Bargains shoppers as ‘cutest ever' viral PJs return to shelves
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SHOPPERS have been sent into a frenzy after Home Bargains revealed their "cutest ever" viral PJs have returned to shelves
Fans of the discount chain have recently been left running to their local store after spotting their latest home decor.
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Fans of Home Bargains have been set into a frenzy with the new nightware
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Shoppers have been left gushing over the discount chain's pink bow PJs
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They quickly sold out the last time they hit shelves after going viral
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But it's the new brand's newest nightwear that's leaving everyone very excited.
In January earlier this year, shoppers gushed over Home Bargains' "softest ever" pink PJs that have little bows on them.
They quickly sold out in stores across the country after going viral on social media, and many were left gutted that they never got to pick them up.
But bosses have revealed that the PJs are now back after popular demand - and there is even a "Mini Me" version for young girls.
Both the ladies' and the girls' sets feature an adorable short-sleeved top and shorts and is perfect for lounging or snuggling up in style.
The ladies' version comes in sizes 8 to 20 and can be picked up for £12 in shops or online.
Back in stock and cuter than ever! Grab your pink bow PJs before they're gone again
Home Bargains
The product description reads: "Say hey to your new fave pyjamas, the Originals Ladies Bow Pyjamas!
"With a super cute short-sleeved top and shorts, this set is covered in pink pinstripes and fun little bows that are just too adorable.
"It's comfy, girly, and totally perfect for chill days, sleepovers, or just feeling cute around the house.
"And there's a matching Mini Me version so you and your little one can twin in style!"
The secret Home Bargains aisle shoppers always forget to check - with loads of delicious treats priced from just 59p
The Mini Me girls' version costs just £7 and comes in sizes ages seven to 13.
Home Bargains bosses added: "It's super comfy for lounging, playing, or dreaming big, and there's a perfect fit for every little fashionista.
"Oh, and guess what? There's a matching ladies' version too, so you can twin with your fave grown-up!
"Cutest PJs ever? We think YES!"
Home Bargains excitedly announced that the PJs had hit shelves on social media.
Posting on Facebook and Instagram, staff wrote: "Back in stock and cuter than ever!
"Grab your pink bow PJs before they're gone again!"
Flocking to the comments of the post, shoppers have said they "could live in them" as they run to their nearest branch to pick up a set.
5 things you didn't know about Home Bargains Home Bargains was founded by Tom Morris It's official name is TJ Morris Ltd but trades as Home Bargains The first store was opened in Liverpool in 1976 Around 30% of the stores range comprises clearance lines There are 575 stores nationwide
One person said: "Cutest PJs ever?! Spotted and obsessed already!"
Another added: "I got a set for my birthday. Honestly, they are lovely. If I could live in them, I would".
Someone else posted: "Omg I need these".
A fourth shared: "Lovely pjs, got them for me and my daughter. Even better, they have pockets!"
While a fifth chimed in: "Absolute bargain and the fabric is lovely and so soft".
And a user gushed: "Omg they are the softest things ever".
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