SHOPPERS are racing to Primark for its “stunning” Ralph Lauren dupe that’s just shy of £15 instead of a hefty £190.
The affordable fast-fashion retailer is flogging the Large Monogram Shopper Bag for a whole £175 cheaper.
Both are shaped like typical tote shopper bags with a consistent pattern all over.
Ralph Lauren’s Collins Large Tote comes in rich jewel tones as well as standard neutrals and is finished off with the RL monogram emblazoned across it.
But Primark’s budget version, which is available in chocolate or green features a simpler criss cross design than its high-end inspiration and made from PU.
The Collins Tote is crafted from leather and polyester and described by the US fashion house as “Heritage-inspired with a contemporary touch”.
They add: “This sleek tote bag is defined by Lauren’s signature all over monogram print.
“It’s cut from chic coated canvas and features a spacious silhouette, which offers ample storage for your day-to-day essentials.”
Primark describes their bargain similarly and urges customers to “keep everyday essentials organised with our monogram patterned shopper bag”.
“Its large shape offers ample room to keep your essentials with you at all times, while smaller additional pouch ensures smaller items are safely stowed away.”
Both the budget bag and the luxe Ralph Lauren shopper tote have visible gold zips peeking through the top.
This comes after eagle-eyed Primark shoppers spotted the budget fashion brand flogging Crocs dupes for just £2 at tills.
Shoppers are racing to get their hands on the dupes that are almost identical to the real ones but for a fraction of the price.
A Facebook user took to the social media platform to spread the word of the amazing dupe found in the budget retailer.
The post that shows the Primark gem reads: “£2 Crocs in Primark.”
The dupes come in various colours including pink, blue, purple and peach.
Buying authentic Crocs would set you back around £45.
But these dupes are priced at an incredibly low £2.
Now Facebook users are running to get their hands on the incredible dupe.
One user said: “I need!”
Another commented: “I need a trip to Primark.”
