PRIMARK fans are going crazy after the retailer introduced a new range of ribbed swimwear full of Hunza G doubles.

The holiday season is just around the corner, which means it's time to replenish your wardrobe with bits for summer – and if you're still after affordable bits, best get heading to your local Primark.


Fans of the budget retailer were delighted after spotting the latest bikini and swimsuit collection, which is thought to be full of dupes for the high-end brand Hunza G.

One of those amazed by the colourful garments was social media user Laura Meachem (@misslauragm) who took to TikTok to show off her mini shopping haul.

The stunner, from the UK, started the video with a bright purple bikini she had nabbed in XS.

The textured underwired bikini top retails for £12 and the matching briefs, which also come in vibrant orange, scan for a fiver.

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Next up, Laura demonstrated an 80s inspired ribbed swimsuit in neon pink that she had purchased in size XS too.

Unlike a similar style Hunza G swimsuit which typically retails for over £150, Primark's version is £12, saving you over £140.

The third combo in the successful haul was a light blue bikini set with high-rise bottoms and a flattering top – this she had bought in a medium.

Laura ended the trip to the store with a pink triangle bikini top that's just £2.50 – and it also comes in a baby blue print too.

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''Holiday season is calling… '' the happy shopper chuckled in the caption of the video.

One Primark fan tagged their pal, saying: ''I need this pink swimsuit asap!''

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Another wrote: ''The purple set.''

''Second was my fave and Laura u look amazing [sic],'' someone else added.

Recently, parents were totally divided after spotting cute matching sets you can rock with your little ones.

Spring is finally here, so to replenish your wardrobe, Primark has launched a new collection for stylish parents and their kids.

According to the popular high street retailer that shared the news on TikTok, the range is all about 'twinning' with your child.

In their video, which has since gone viral, the brand showcased some of the style bits landing in store this week.

One of these was a cute spring-inspired midi dress for the parent and smaller garments with the same flower print for the tots and kids.

But whilst the brand may have had the best intentions, the reaction online was not positive, as heaps of social media users were not happy about one thing in particular.

After seeing the matching sets, numerous Primark fans wondered why the collection did not include anything for boys.

Primark was criticised, as one said: ''Some mums have boys, believe or not.

''Are we just not allowed to matchy match? Sake.''

Another was just as baffled, tagging their pal and writing: ''looks like boy mums don't matter.

''I'll be missing out on this trend.''

Luckily, one style lover revealed that there are plenty of options available elsewhere, such as on rival Shein website.

''Boy mums – on Shein they do matching summer dresses to the boys shorts and T-shirts for holidays, and dad T-shirt to match to,'' a viewer claimed.

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A fourth reckoned that Primark was being savaged for no reason: ''All those sad about boy mums, it's like saying 'what about girls dads? Don't they matter?'

''It's harden to produce boy clothing that will match mums.''


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