With less than three months to go until Christmas Primark has gone all in and revealed its range of festive knitwear.
Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day takes place on Friday, December 15 but you don't have to wait until then to show off your festive fashion and perfect your pose for the office Christmas party.
The clothing will start filtering into stores across the country, including the store in Coopers Square shopping centre, in Burton, in the coming weeks and, okay, we could have a 'but it's October' conversation if you like. But surely you're excited about the jumpers, aren't you?
On one of the festive sweaters is a gingerbread man with antlers. On another, you'll find a robin red breast. There's one with baubles, and another with the wording, 'Everyday I'm sleighing it'. At £12, of course you are.
Most of the knitwear is £12, though there are some slightly classier looking numbers for £14. A handful are just £7. Here's the full range courtesy of our colleagues at the Mirror.
A classic knit
£12 (Image: Primark)
A small bird wearing a hat
£7 (Image: Primark)
Some seasonal pugs
£12 (Image: Primark)
Fairly red
£12 (Image: Primark)
Icy
£14 (Image: Primark)
A snowman with a nice scarf
£14 (Image: Primark)
A heart with antlers
£12 (Image: Primark)
Quite stylish, this one
£12 (Image: Primark)
Buy this for your dad
£7 (Image: Primark)
A higher-end option
£14 (Image: Primark)
Penguins
£12 (Image: Primark)
Save the Children's annual Christmas Jumper Day
This year, Save the Children's annual Christmas Jumper Day takes place on Friday, December 15. Flashing, festive knits will be sweeping the nation once again as schools, homes and offices across the country will be ditching their day-to-day dress and donning their daftest, most wonderful woollies for the annual fund-raiser.
From knits festooned in jingling bells to jumpers covered in lights, shiny neon tinsel and technicoloured baubles, Save the Children is expecting more than million people across the UK to take part in the biggest, silliest Christmas Jumper Day ever.
Whether it's with Christmassy colleagues, sparkly school friends or just you and your merry mates, by sticking on a fabulously festive knit, signing up and donating £2 to Save the Children (£1 if you're at school) at christmasjumperday.org, you will be helping the charity do whatever it takes to make sure the world's forgotten children get the chance to have a brighter future.
If you have pictures of you in last year's Christmas jumper, send us your pictures at editorial@burtonmail.co.uk with 'Christmas jumper piccie' in the subject line.
