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Daily Mirror

National

Kyle O'Sullivan

Greggs launches second Primark range and snack bus - and mocks their own clogs

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The world changed for the better earlier this year when Greggs and Primark stunned everyone by releasing their own clothing line.

Their fashion range flew off the shelves quicker than their sausage rolls - but now they are back once again for a second exciting collaboration.

This time there are a staggering 21 items in the collection, including bodysuits, bumbags and the return of the iconic bucket hat.

The new festival range is really popping off with new pieces such as cycling shorts, basketball jerseys, varsity jackets and even some fresh new footwear.

The much-loved bakery chain and retail giant are also bringing back old classics such as the t-shirts, jumpers and those cheeky underpants.

Greggs fans will have to move quick though as the clothes will be dropping into all Primark stores nationwide from Friday 5 August.

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But for the desperate few who can't wait that long, Greggs and Primark will be launching the collection with a limited pre-sale of selected items and mini festival experience.

The 'Snackfest' bus will be stopping off at five different locations across the UK - with live music, competitions and some special guest appearances.

To make sure it's completely fair and more people a chance to experience the new clothing line, there will be a limit of two per customer on every product.

Hannah Squirrell, Customer Director at Greggs said: "The reaction to our first official Greggs clothing collection was incredible and sold out even faster than we anticipated.

"We're excited to team up with Primark once again to deliver more fun and unique pieces that Greggs fans will wear with pride across the summer and beyond."

There's a full price list at the bottom of this article, with a t-shirt setting you back £8.00 and a pack of two pairs of pants £9.00.

One of the cheapest items on the list are the £6.00 blue clogs, which are certainly a bold fashion statement.

Even Greggs have been poking fun at their own creation, tweeting: "Babe, are you okay? You've barely touched your Greggs Slingback Clogs."

One person in the replies posted a picture of a person wearing baguettes for shoes, to which the Greggs account replied: "Decent loafers those John."

Another Twitter user joked that the model might have thought he was going to a Burberry photoshoot - but Greggs confirmed they did "throw in a few sausage rolls" to sweeten the deal.

Jermaine Lapwood, Head of Innovation and Future Trends at Primark said: "I believe the best partnerships in fashion are those that are blindingly obvious but never boring or predictable. In a world of collaborations, it is important that we stand out and be different.

"As part of this drop, for the first time in Primark history we are taking the collection on the road and fans will be able to get early access to our own 'SNACKFEST' tour bus which will pop up across the UK.

"Keep a look out for some top secret special guest performances and fun competitions."

Here is the full product list and prices: