Social media goes crazy with the flame espadrilles from Primark

Primark has once again surprised all its followers and customers with a great novelty. The ‘low-cost’ firm stands out for offering very original products and exclusive designs, such as the infinity of garments and accessories from Disney, Harry Potter or, for example, the Minions. However, Primark also bets on a series of designs that stand out for being fantastic animals, especially unicorns.

These can be found in espadrilles around the house, pajamas, underwear, even as jumpsuits to dress up as a unicorn. Clients have a predilection also for the flamingos and of course the flames, as recently demonstrated by more than 134,000 people on Instagram.

The flames are all the rage in Primark

This is exactly the number of 'likes' that the publication has reached where Primark announced just a few days ago its upcoming launch in many of its stores in European countries. It is about espadrilles in the shape of a flame, with its shearling hair and garlands

multicolored decorative elements that make this design one of the most original and desired by Primark fans.

Available in Spain for 10 euros

And is that unlike the other publications, this one has tripled the ‘likes’ and there are already more than six thousand people who are adoring these espadrilles of flames, which for many are the most adorable design of the moment. As the ‘low-cost’ firm has been able to confirm, these espadrilles will be sold for a price of 10 euros and luckily, they will be available in Primark stores in Spain, in addition to Portugal, France, Italy, among other countries.

Other espadrilles that have caused a sensation

It is not the first time that this type of garment, the espadrilles to walk around the house, cause a real furor among Primark customers, both in Spanish stores and in the rest of the world. A clear example were the espadrilles of the famous Chip cup from the Disney movie ‘Beauty and the Beast’. But other proposals like that of the kitten Marie from ‘The Aristocats’, or some of the reindeer Rudolf in the middle of the Christmas campaign.