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FREEZING Primark shoppers are racing to get to their nearest store, eager to get their hands on a new buy that’s perfect for winter.
So as temperatures plummet and snow lands in the UK, if you’re looking for ways to battle the chill, you’ll need to check this out.
And particularly with energy costs rising and many of us more reluctant than ever to turn on our central heating, for those keen to snow-proof themselves this season, Primark’s new ‘fluffiest’ zip up jumper is perfect for you.
A Primark store in Basildon took to social media to give shoppers a close-up look at the new fashion buy – and it’s great for battling the chill.
The much-loved chain, who recently left shoppers fearing for their bank accounts with their new festive range, penned: “Someone called for the fluffiest zip up…we answered.”
Thanks to this Primark zip up, you won’t need to worry about feeling the cold, as according to shoppers, it is super soft and so fluffy.
There’s three gorgeous colours to choose from – cream, pink and brown – all of which are sure to make you look and feel fabulous.
Whilst these zip ups, which are priced at just £9, are brilliant for lounging on the sofa whilst watching a Christmas film, they’re also great for visiting Christmas markets or doing your festive shopping too.
For £9, we think they’re a real bargain, so you’ll need to move fast if you want to nab one.
But not only will you look stylish whilst on a budget with this affordable buy, but even better, they’re also part of the Primark Cares range too.
They’re made using a minimum of 50% recycled polyester, helping shoppers to create more informed and sustainable decisions.
The TikTok clip, which was posted on the official @prmrkbasildon page, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly amassed 60,300 views.
Social media users went wild for the zip ups and explained that they have been lucky enough to get their hands on them, with many eager to share their rave reviews in the comments.
Not only were shoppers eager to give them as Christmas presents, but many hailed their ‘bargain’ price tag.
Heading into Primark soon? Keep an eye out for these items.
Here, Fabulous fashion editor Clemmie Fieldsend reveals her top 6 buys from Primark this Autumn.
Coat, £60
I know what you’re thinking, ‘£60 for Primark?’ Yes it’s a higher price tag than we’re used to from Primark but its worth every penny.
It’s from their Edit range which is more premium than the rest of their collection and it’s made to last.
It’s a mixed wool blend which is durable and warm, plus its a timeless straight silhouette which is slightly oversized and will last you not only this season but for many after.
Bag, £16
Big bags are back… In a big way, finally.
This tote screams luxury with its croc effect and burnt orange colour, plus its great for shoving in your laptop, lunch, spare shoes, purse – essentially everything you need for the day – all for £16.
Jacket, £32
Field jackets are on the backs of celebrities and catwalk models this season with designer brands Barbour, Burberry and Bottega all championing the utilitarian look.
They’re great for chucking over jeans or contrasting with a floral or floaty dress and are the perfect transitional jacket.
Dress, £18,
You may have seen, heard and read that leopard print isn’t going anywhere for autumn, so to encapsulate the trend this dress is a must.
Sleeves? Check. Midi length? Check. Ultra flattering square neck? Check. It’s got it all.
Pair with black knee high boots or your favourite trainers for the day and dress up with gold heels and accessories for the evening.
Jeans, £16
Barrel, balloon, horseshoe – whatever you want to call them, they are the must have trouser shape of this season.
I’ve tried Primarks pair and they fit like a dream, are comfortable and flattering.
So if you think you have nothing that hits the trend mark, swapping your go-to denim for this shape will bring you bang up to date.
Boots, £24
It’s boot season and instead of feeling like you need to buy one in every colour, length, height – its best to stick to a pair that you can wear with the majority of your wardrobe.
My jaw almost hit the floor when I saw that this black, knee-high, block heel with flat point and side zip (so there’s no tug of war to get them off at the end of the day) was only £24.
If you buy one thing this season, it should be these.
One person said: “I’ve got two of them. The brown one and the cream one.
“I’ve got my nan a brown one as well and I’m going to get one for my brother’s girlfriend for Christmas.
£9 is actually a bargain for once
TikTok user
“They are so warm and soft.
“And such a bargain.”
Another added: “£9 is actually a bargain for once.”
Whilst someone else commented: “Bought the white one because it goes so nicely with my white boots.”
JUST how does Primark do it? Continue delivering on-trend items at such incredible prices? According to bosses, it's down to four points.
For more information about how Primark keeps their costs so low, and are able to deliver such amazing bargains, visit the Primark website.
DEAR DEIDRE: EVERY time I go to my bed I get flashbacks of finding my husband in bed with a neighbour.
I can’t get rid of the images after I came home from a weekend away a day early and rumbled them.
I am 34 and my husband is 36. We have been married for four years and I hoped to start a family soon. Our neighbour is 38 and single.
I’d been at a school reunion but decided to leave early as the weather forecast said a bad storm was coming.
I got home and saw a pair of leather boots on the doorstep that definitely weren’t mine.
When I entered the house I could hear laughing coming from our bedroom. I crept upstairs and pushed the door open and saw my husband in bed with a woman who lives in our street.
My husband was literally begging me to forgive him.
I thought it was just a one off at first; but then I checked his phone and saw messages they’d been sending one another for months.
They were meeting up when I was working late. I am gutted.
My husband says he still loves me and wants us to try to work it out but how can I after this?
I still see them together in our bed whenever I go into our bedroom. I can’t get this image out of my mind.
I think constantly about what they’ve been doing together.
I keep wondering whether my husband enjoyed sex with this woman more than he does with me. My husband has promised me this affair was a mistake.
I do still love him and want to stay together but I feel so lost. I don’t know how to live with this.
MORE FROM DEAR DEIDRE
DEIDRE SAYS: You have had a horrible shock.
Affairs can cause havoc in relationships but unfortunately none of us gets a cast-iron guarantee that our partner will never stray. Trust once broken takes time to rebuild, but it can be done.
Your husband was very much in the wrong and he admits that.
Talk to him about changes you would both like to see that would make your marriage more satisfying, then read my support pack Cheating – Can You Get Over It?
Don’t waste your energy picturing them together. Giving your bedroom a complete makeover could help you separate these hurtful memories from what should feel like your sanctuary.
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Fill out and submit our easy-to-use and confidential form and the Dear Deidre team will get back to you.
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A GARDA Superintendent has described a suicide note left by a colleague as “cryptic” in which he admitted making “a major error” over a high-profile murder probe.
Superintendent Brian Daly told an inquest into the death of Detective Superintendent Colm Fox that “he still had no clue what it is about”.
Det Supt Fox, 56, was overseeing the investigation into the gangland killing of David Byrne in Dublin in February 2016.
He was found dead in his office at Ballymun garda station on the evening of February 10, 2018.
The deceased was in charge of the Garda investigation into the Byrne murder and its related trial which was taking place at the time of his death.
Patrick Hutch was charged with the murder in a daring attack during a boxing weigh-in at the Regency Hotel by members of the rival Hutch gang.
The trial at the Special Criminal Court subsequently collapsed due to the death of Det Supt Fox.
In the letter, whose contents were heard for the first time by Det Supt Fox’s family, he said there had been an “act of omission” on his part in February 2016 by not following up about the recognition of Mr Hutch as a suspect.
Det Supt Fox continued: “I have made a major error for which I will not blame anyone else. I have been under serious stress for the past week which has led to today’s event for which I am truly sorry.”
He added: “My mistake may not be seen by some as a mistake and I could not live with that.”
“I cannot change things now and as the SIO (senior investigating officer) I take full responsibility.”
Det Supt Fox observed that it might affect the outcome of the trial and for that he apologised particularly to the Byrne family.
In evidence, Supt Daly described how “nothing prepared me for the sight I witnessed” when he was alerted to his colleague’s death.
Supt Daly said he was in deep shock as he read the contents of the note which had been left in a sealed envelope addressed to him marked “urgent” on a desk in the deceased’s office.
He told the coroner, Myra Cullinane, that he had reread the letter in May 2018 and still could not understand its content.
He described Det Supt Fox as “a perfectionist and excellent colleague”, as well as a workaholic.
The inquest was adjourned and will resume tomorrow morning.
