As part of the project, Primark also commissioned research from the UOL School of Design. It tested clothing priced from £5 ($6.54) to £150 ($196.08) against wash and performance standards and ...

Primark is incorporating more inclusive features into its children's wear, aiming to ensure comfort and a positive wearing experience for a broader range of kids.

This means more than 50% of Primark’s kids' clothing will now be neck label free, including almost 70% of pyjamas, with an ambition to keep increasing this further.

Primark is making a major change to its kidswear clothing range, aiming to address some of the biggest sensory challenges many children face when it comes to clothing. It's part of an Extra Comfort as ...

Consequently, over 50% of Primark's children's clothing will be free of neck labels, including nearly 70% of pyjamas, with plans to continue expanding this initiative, reports Devon Live.

Girls leggings from £1.80 7-pack seamless socks - £5 10-pack flat seam socks - £3.50 Primark has also begun the rollout of sensory friendly shopping Hours in selected stores across Great Britain.

These changes mean over 50% of Primark’s children’s range will be free of neck labels, with nearly 70% of pyjamas included in this update. In-store ‘Extra Comfort’ signs will indicate products without ...

More than 50% of Primark’s kids clothing will then be neck label free, including almost 70% of pyjamas. Seams in socks were also identified as another common source of discomfort.