DISNEY fans are going wild and are racing to get to their nearest Primark store, eager to check out the latest range of PJs.
Just last week, shoppers were rushing to buy the new travel rucksack from the high-street chain, but now, it’s the nightwear that’s got people talking.
So if you want to be transported straight back to 2007, then you’ve come to the right place and will need to check this out.
Thanks to Primark’s newest Ratatouille pyjama launch, you’ll feel nostalgic whilst looking stylish in no time at all.
The new-in buys are based on the iconic Pixar film, which follows a rat named Remy who dreams of becoming a chef.
The much-loved film was released 18 years ago in 2007, but now, Disney fans can live out their Ratatouille dreams with this new character range.
A Primark store in Metrocentre, Gateshead, took to social media to give shoppers a close-up look at the new nightwear, leaving many gobsmacked.
Alongside a short clip showing off the pyjamas, the store happened: “If you are what you wear…. then we only want to wear Remy pyjamas!”
Thanks to this new Ratatouille range, there’s a large selection of cosy pyjamas to choose from, with all things from snuggly onesies to adorable matching sets.
And don’t worry if the cost of living crisis has put you on a budget, as prices start from just £4.50.
So if you’re looking for pyjamas that will keep you cosy in winter, you’ll need to check out the checked print Ratatouille pyjama bottoms, that are just £12.
Not only are they complete with a stretch waistband, but there’s a matching short-sleeve graphic top to go with them, for only £10.
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Not only this, but there’s even an oversized longline sleep t-shirt, for only £12.
As well as this, the plush Disney onesie, complete with an appliqué hood, zip front and ribbed cuffs, is just £25, and is perfect for snuggly nights on the sofa.
And if that wasn’t enough, shoppers will also find a three pack of ribbed crew socks, with Ratatouille’s character designs, for just £4.50 a pack.
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The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @primarkmetro, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up 429,300 views in just one day.
Ratatouille fans were desperate to get their hands on the collection, which many eagerly flocked to the comments to express.
[quote credit=”TikTok user “]I NEEEED EVERYTHING[/quote]One person said: “I want the onesie.”
Another added: “I nearly got the whole collection.”
A third commented: “This isn’t a need, it’s a MUST.”
Whilst someone else chimed in: “I NEEEED EVERYTHING.”
Major error
However, at the same time, eagle-eyed shoppers have spotted a major error with some of the Primark merchandise.
Emily Walker, a blonde-haired beauty from the UK, who describes herself as the ‘pinkest gal you’ll ever meet’ took to social media to disclose an awkward spelling error she spotted on one of the pyjama tops, leaving many totally stunned.
Emily was thrilled with her new nightwear, but upon closer inspection, spotted an awkward blunder – the name of the film’s iconic rat character was spelt incorrectly.
In a short clip shared online, the Primark fan gave her followers a close-up look at her new nightwear set, alongside her favourite Remy toy.
But on the back of the pyjamas, it read ‘Chef Remi’s Ratatouille Recipe’, when his name is in fact spelt ‘Remy’.
[quote credit=”TikTok user “]How dare they spell his name wrong[/quote]Alongside angry emojis, Emily wrote: “That feeling when they spell your name wrong on your merch, REMY.”
Ratatouille fans were left furious with the blunder, to which one film fan snapped: “The disrespect.”
As well as this, another penned: “I also spotted this. I purchased the rest, just not this one. How dare they spell his name wrong.”
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