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08.10.2022 - 06:49 / dailyrecord.co.uk
With the colder weather making its arrival and the cost of living still high, many of us have been looking for ways to keep warm without racking up the heating bills.
And while electric blankets and heated throws have become quite popular, there may be a few out there who are looking for items that don't require using any more energy than necessary. Which is exactly why shoppers have been raving over a £25 So Soft Teddy Bear Onesie from Dunelm, with many saying that it is helping to keep them warm during the winter months.
For those of you who are unaware, onesies were quite the viral trend over a decade ago, and they look to be making a bit of a resurgence as we all try to cut back on our energy usage this year.
With its soft cosy teddy fabric material, the high-street retailer's affordable item is perfect for keeping yourself warm on a frosty evening at home.
Also, it's a significantly cheaper alternative to the viral Oodie, which can retail at anywhere up to £47.
Available in blush, charcoal and silver colours, this winter-essential also comes complete with a cute teddy ear hoodie, and tapered sleeves and cuffs for added cosiness.
And, you don't just have to take our word for it, as quite a few shoppers who have purchased the adorable onesie have heaped praise on it for helping them get ready for a harsh winter.
"Absolutely just what I was looking for, for the coming winter with squeeze on gas and lecy.....", praised one shopper.
"Bought 2 different Onesies as energy bills started to go up. Now we're starting to wear them late afternoon till bedtime, to keep our heating costs down. Most useful things we've bought. We're both pensioners 66yrs & 71yrs old. These keep you lovely and warm, soon be wearing them all day long so
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