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Are you a lover of cosy days? Perhaps the one thing you hate about getting out of bed is having to depart from your comfortable duvet.
Well, you're in luck, as Aldi has launched a wearable sleeping bag onesie and shoppers are absolutely obsessed.
You can always count on the supermarket's magical middle aisle for some amazing finds, including its affordable beauty and skincare range.
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And now TikToker Paris de Jager has highlighted Adventuridge's full body, wearable sleeping bag.
Looking like some sort of bedtime space suit, the social media user shared a clip of her showing off the incredible buy.
Although her's is a delightful hot pink colour, the product also comes in blue if that's more your vibe.
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Alongside the footage, Jager wrote: "The sleeping bag one-z you never knew you needed until now."
She added: "Run don't walk to Aldi."
Sadly, since it's a popular item, Aldi's website says it's 'no longer available' right now - but hopefully you may be lucky enough to find one in store, or keep an eye out for whenever they get the next shipment in.
Per the product description: "You'll be the coolest camper on site when wearing this Adventuridge Wearable Sleeping Bag.
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"This isn't your average sleeping bag, this innovative design has been made so you can pop in your arms and legs into their own space so it becomings a wearing sleeping bag!
"Treat yourself to a comfortable night's rest no matter the location in this warm, snug and lightweight sleeping suit bag.
"Water resistant, even the rain won't be able to stop you from having a good snooze!"
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While the wearable sleeping bag is clearly designed for camping, it also looks like the ideal outfit for having a Netflix and Chill day at home too.
It's even got zipper feet so you can wear shoes (or slippers) if needed.
Jager's post has received a whopping 1.5 million views, as well as thousands of comments from people who are obsessed with the comfy looking onesie.
"My reading outfit sorted," wrote one, while another said, "Omg my dream came true."
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A third added: "I've got to get me one of those for Glastonbury." In fact, this would be ideal for any music festival.
Speaking of which, a fourth chimed in to say: "I'm doing a festival this year and this is PERFECT."
If you're wondering how much they cost, Jager replied to a commenter to say she paid $49 (£40) - which isn't too bad when you consider how much wear you'd get out of it.
As said, they're currently out of stock in the UK - but you'll be pleased to know there are plenty of similar options on Amazon.
Just type 'wearable sleeping bag' and you'll see some for as low as £37. You're welcome.
Daisy Phillipson