You can now get matching family Christmas PJs at Primark – prices start at £5 and they AREN’T just for humans
PRIMARK has released brand new matching family pyjama sets ahead of Christmas - and your pets can get in on the action too.
Some of the staple designs are a woodland theme, The Grinch, Lilo & Stitch and funky Christmas characters.
“Get your four-legged friend in on the celebrations with their own Christmas pyjamas,” Primark bosses said.
“Ideal for wearing around the house or out on a festive walk, we know their tail will start wagging whenever it's time to put it on.”
Adult versions of each set start at £9, while kiddie versions and matching baby grows start at just £5.
Your dog can also match with you for as cheap as £6.
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If your pooch hates the hustle and bustle of Christmas, or makes it their mission to chew down the tree, you can nab them a Grinch costume.
Costing just £9, it’s green, soft and perfect for any four-legged friends that find themselves unimpressed by the festive season.
“Whether your sights are set on the perfect family photo, or you just adore those aesthetically pleasing and heart-warming moments on Christmas morning, our family Christmas pyjamas are ideal for setting the tone,” Primark bosses said.
“With matching PJs for the family in every size, including coordinating outfits for your pets, we have matching family Christmas pyjamas in a range of prints and designs.
“From our Disney Christmas pyjamas through to timeless Fair Isle prints with classic cuts, and even the perfect sleepsuits for your littlest members.
“Time to start a tradition and explore our matching family Christmas pyjamas now!”
The fast fashion brand’s social media team shared the new family collection on Instagram.
“Aw, gorgeous,” one shopper commented. “Popping in tomorrow.
“What would we do without Primark? Probably stay in.”
Some of the matching pyjama designs also have socks and slippers to further elevate the cosy look.
“Primark pyjamas never miss,” one shopper said.
“Even for the dogs?!” another beamed.
“I’m gonna take a family picture.”