Just How Much Does One . . .

[Buenchico]

. . . have to love one's favourite discount supermarket in order to buy one of these
https://www.aldi.co.uk/green-aldimania-xmas-onesie/p/828175761081401
or one of these?
https://www.lidl.co.uk/p/livergy-men-s-lidl-christmas-jumper/p10009339

[Moorea7]

You're starting to sound like Abbeylee - which one? None 😊

[Buenchico]

They're not tight-fitting enough for Abbey though, Moorea7 😊

[Old_Geezer]

Not even for a dare.

[Buenchico]

I feel that way too, O_G!

[douglas9401]

Not tight enough? What about a wee wraparound number?

[1ozzy]

What would your cats think Buen?

They may disown you

[theshedman]

I see Tesco are doing the same as well and I thought who is going to buy them.

[roopower]

I'm with you on this one but I'm not a lover of Christmas clothes. I have one jumper that comes out every year. I like to get value for my money, I'd have to live to be 200 to get the wear out of either of those items. Slightly different note, my son has always refused to wear anything with the makers name visible. He says he's not a walking advertisement board! 

 

[Ken4155]

I believe anyone caught buying any of those items should immediately be sectioned.

[maggiebee]

No way, even for a bet!

[Countrylover]

No way.  I dislike any Christmas clothes.  And as for onesies 0

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[Countrylover]

Roo.  My son is the same as yours.  Refuses to wear clothing with rhe brand name showing!!

[Canary42]

No. I too dislike visibly branded clothes.