Shoppers rave about the latest sandal dupes to land in Primark, including a double for Chloe ones that are £320 cheaper
A BARGAIN hunter has revealed the latest collection of footwear dupes in Primark, including their version of the viral crochet sliders by Chloe.
Money-saving shopper Ashleigh raved about the new range of dupes she spotted in Primark and urged fellow fashionistas to not sleep on the amazing deals.
Ashleigh reckoned these will become the shoe of the season[/caption] She also found a double for the viral sandals by TEVA that are £45[/caption]One of the first summer essentials she came across whilst shopping was a pair of beige double-strap sandals she reckoned was a copy of a Gucci make.
A similar style usually retails for over an eye-watering £700 – but Primark, that also offer the footwear in black, sell theirs for £13.
”A great buy,” exclaimed the fashion fan in her video.
Just as impressed Ashleigh, who posts under the username @ashleighmoneysaver, was with her next find – a more affordable version of the viral crochet sliders by Chloe.
”These Chloe dupes are going to be the sandal of the season,” reckoned the shopper.
They cost £9 a pair, meaning you are saving more than £320.
After browsing the selection, Ashleigh noted that these sliders, perfect for a holiday, come in different colours too.
In the video, she revealed shoppers can nab a pair in natural beige, black and natural, as well multi colour of lovely pastels.
Last but not least, the money-saving whizz also raved about Primark’s double of the cult favourite TEVA double-strap sandals that usually go for £45.
Unlike the posh version, the dupe costs just £8, saving you more £37.
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”They also have these gorgeous woven sandals which I loved – these were a bargain at £9,” went on Ashleigh.
A fellow style fanatic wrote: ”I need the Chloe dupes omg.”
Someone else was more concerned with the price increase: ”Am I tripping or did sandals in primark used to cost like 6 quid?”
But whilst some flocked to comments to tag their pals and loved the designs too, some weren’t as impressed.
One critic said: ”Their vile [sic].”