Do Primark sell these?

mandirinmonroe

must be getting old i remember footless tights and leggings in the 80@s there ok if your slim but very unforgiving if your plump uchhh.

Rags2Riches_3

Yes they do sell leggings I bought some grey ones for £3. They also have footless tights in black, choc brown and acid green for £1.

Went in today and saw LEGWARMERS aaaaarrrggghh - don't all rush at once girls!!:eek:

Beckety

randan wrote:

BOUGHT - past and past participle of BUY. (e.g. I bought a new pair of leggings.)

BROUGHT - past and past participle of BRING. (e.g. I brought my new leggings home.)

I know it's petty, but I have to say this always niggles me too!

surfsister

Asda have leggings too black ones size 8 to 20 £3
also grey and white stripes look nice on Coleen (footballer's wife) in the Asda catalogue with a long black hooded top also Asda £12

flufff

wore these in the 80's was a fashion faux pas then!Never again!

*Sparkle*_3

randan wrote:

BOUGHT - past and past participle of BUY. (e.g. I bought a new pair of leggings.)

BROUGHT - past and past participle of BRING. (e.g. I brought my new leggings home.)

Sorry randan!:o

shakka

randan wrote:

BOUGHT - past and past participle of BUY. (e.g. I bought a new pair of leggings.)

BROUGHT - past and past participle of BRING. (e.g. I brought my new leggings home.)

Are you a teacher or something? Why do you feel it necessary to correct people over the simplest of mistakes- do you really have no life? I don't think your post is particularly helpful, useful or constructive to MSrs. There is an increasing number of anally-retentive people on here making condescending/ nasty/ thoughtless posts which offer no MSing advice. Why clog up a thread correcting somebody who may or may not have as good a command of the English language as you do? So you've managed to master the language of the country you inhabit- big wow! :T Do you never make mistakes? Is it really necessary to correct someone in such a public manner over something so insignificant? If you're on a dedicated mission to ensure everyone always speaks perfect English then why not PM the offending member with their English lesson, instead of trying to embarrass them on here? Using capital letters - how rude! You may be able to show off with your English skills and make others feel small but your manners leave a lot to be desired.

Apologies to anyone with a life still reading this. I BOUGHT 2 pairs of leggings with the lace round the bottom for £5 each from New Look, one brown pair and one black. They're really nice quality, wash well and don't go baggy at the knees like some of the others. Rant over! :mad:

shakka

P.S. Randan here's an English lesson for you. Check out your own signature comment before you start preaching to others. I think you'll find it contains an error. The first word should read "you" rather than "your" which does not make sense. People in glass houses...