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Mum left in shock after finding rude, cheeky print on her 8-week-old daughter’s M&S outfit & now no one can unsee it


A MUM was left in total shock when she put a new outfit on her baby only to discover something very rude.

The outfit, which the mum bought from Marks & Spencer, looks innocent enough at first glance, but once buttoned up it’s another story.

The cheeky image is right in the middle of the outfit

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The cheeky image is right in the middle of the outfitCredit: Triangle News
The unfortunate stitching looks pretty dodgy

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The unfortunate stitching looks pretty dodgyCredit: Triangle News

It turns out the stitching on the 8-week-old’s outfit made it look like two animals were mating, leaving the mum in disbelief.

The woodland-themed dungarees worn by the tot certainly raised some eyebrows thanks to the embarrassing gaffe by M&S.

After bagging the dungarees for £10 in her local store, the mum didn’t notice the major error until she put it on her daughter.

She had to do a double take because one bear had been cut off right next to the rear of another – making it look like they were up to no good.

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To make things worse, the dodgy illustration was right in the middle of the outfit, making it hard not to look at.

The mum, who asked to remain anonymous, said: “I noticed this morning after the tags had been removed and God knows where the receipt is.

“I had to laugh, I do think it’s hilarious. But not something I want my baby advertising on her chest.

“It’s a shame because the print is amazing, and the fabric is super soft.

“How the person sewing the fabric together didn’t notice is beyond me.”

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M&S saw the funny side when the mum Tweeted them to ask what had gone wrong with the print.

One staff member replied to her Tweet saying: “I’ll have a word with the design team.”

The mum replied: “Needless to say, I’ve paired it with a jumper.”

Another staff member then replied: “That seems like a ‘safe for work’ idea.”

M&S said it was looking to replace the mum’s item.





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