BEFORE you fork out loads of your hard earned cash on a new winter coat, comfy loungewear or pyjamas take a look at George at Asda's autumn and winter line.

Shoppers have been raving about the bargain prices and chic looks that are currently on offer.

The luxe items could easily be from more expensive shops like Zara, but you'd never be able to tell.

Fashionable mum Ann-Marie shared her Asda haul on YouTube and viewers were left amazed by her bargain finds.

The star of the show was undoubtedly the stunning loungewear set she bagged for £26.50, with the hoody priced at £14 and the matching joggers at £12.50.

The mum bought the set in a size medium for a comfy look and feel, she said: "These joggers are so soft, they fit so nicely, they've got loads of room in there and a drawstring as well so you can make them looser or tighter.

"They fit lovely in the legs and they've got that nice thick cuff a the bottom."

Ann-Marie added: "It's super comfy, I'll give them an A plus for their loungewear."

But she wasn't the only one obsessed with the new range, self-confessed Asda obsessive Catrina Hogg also raved about some of the cosy option in the store on her TikTok account @catrinahogg.

She quipped: "You need to run, don't walk to Asda because honestly it was like I was in Zara."

Catrina showed off a stylish ribbed top with matching leggings that would be perfect for lazy days at home.

She was so impressed with the quality of the leggings and top, adding, "this was £13 which I think it very reasonable, considering how thick the material is, it's unbelievable."

The Asda fan also showed off a chic jumper that would be so easy to dress up or down, and the best part is it only cost £18.

She said: "It's literally like something from Zara, it's stunning I'm obsessed."

But her haul didn't end there, she also bagged a £16 leather skirt that would look so good with a pair of tights, she said, "I think it's very reasonable considering the quality."

And if you're on the hunt for a new bag for autumn and winter, look no further.

Catrina raved about the fluffy black bag she scooped up for £20, which is also available in brown if that's more your thing.

"It's the softest thing ever, you could literally use this a a pillow," she joked.

It's not just the clothes that Fashion fans have been raving about, the cosy and chic pyjamas have also hit the shelves in time for the chilly nights and they're stunning.

Emma shared some of the best picks on her TikTok account @emmaangel11_, and viewers couldn't wait to bag some for themselves.

If you love a silky pair of PJ's there's a zodiac themed pair that will give anyone a more elevated bedtime look, and for just £18 you can't go wrong.

She also shared a more laidback pair of jersey pyjamas with illustrations of crystal balls and spell books on the top for £12.50 which would be perfect for Halloween.

One viewer wrote: "I need those satin ones in my life right now."

A second raved: "The clothes in Asda are so cute."

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