Primark drops brand new lacy lingerie sets for just £7 – but big boobed shoppers are all saying the same thing

PRIMARK’S bra and thong sets have become legendary. 

From ribbed ensembles and jersey two-pieces to more lacy numbers and even some bejewelled lingerie, there’s something for everyone.

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And now, the retail giant has dropped a brand new set designed to be invisible under your clothes.

The £7 Lace Non-Padded Bra and G-String Sets are complete with a non-padded lace bra and strappy thong. 

They come in hues of pastel pink, coral, black, lilac, khaki and baby blue.

“Add a little luxe to your everyday underwear with this complete bra and thong set,” Primark bosses said. 

“Boosting your everyday confidence and feeling your best is all about the details, and nothing makes us feel better than a matching set, especially in all-over lace! 

“This set combines the soft support of an underwired non-padded lace bra with dainty adjustable straps and a firm underband for extra security.

“With the light and barely-there feel of a lace G-string, which features a full lace front and back detail panel as well as a soft stretch elastic waistband and string. 

“Offering an instant and indulgent lingerie look, wear this duo under your clothing as an almost invisible foundation.”

And while the bargain set may feel too good to refuse, some big boobed Brits have revealed their hesitation to nab one of the new lingerie duos.

They have taken to Instagram to complain that Primark’s bra and thong sets are “not inclusive of fuller busts”. 

“If only you’d carry these in 46D or 2XL sizes,” one moaned. 

“Imagine being actually inclusive and doing these pretty sets in bigger bust sizes,” a second criticised. 

“Just imagine!”

“More sizes for people with boobs like aspirins,” a third wrote. 

According to the Primark website, the bras of its racy new set go up to size 38D.

The average bra size in the UK is around 36DD, which is also an option with the set. 

Back in January this year, Primark pledged to be a more inclusive fashion brand – which was kicked off through its first ever adaptive lingerie line. 

“Primark was founded with the ambition of making fashion more affordable for everyone, and that means representing and responding to the different needs of all our customers,” bosses said.

“At Primark, we strive to reflect the beautiful, vast diversity of our customer base through our campaign imagery, and we are proud to work with talent from the disabled community; both in front of, and behind the camera. 

“In the future, we will introduce more adaptive products, and apply inclusive design to more product ranges. 

“But we know that accessibility goes far beyond the products we offer to our customers, and we continue to learn and push ourselves to go further and faster and make a bigger impact.”