B&M's £7 fleece-lined clogs are 'so warm and cosy' shoppers 'need them'

B&M shoppers are urging fellow customers to 'run' to stores to get their hands on a pair of fleece-lined clogs. Some have been so impressed by the 'cosy' footwear, they're comparing them to high-end brand Crocs.

However, it's no secret that Crocs often have a high price tag due to their comfort and designer label. But, for some savvy shoppers, real savings can be made if you look in the right places - like B&M.

The discount retailer is stocking a similar version of the famous shoes, with an added extra that'll be a welcome feeling between your toes as winter draws nearer. One shopper shared B&M's £6.99 'fluffy clogs' on TikTok during her latest visit and it sent fellow fans wild.

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B&M's Cosy Clogs come in different colours, with women's sizes between sizes 3 and 8 and men's between 7 and 12. There is also a £5 pair available for children in sizes 10 to 2.

B&M claims the clogs offer "unbeatable softness and warmth". This is largely due to their fleece lining granting "extra comfort".

On Crocs' website, similar style shoes with fleece lining start from £55, meaning B&M's option can save shoppers almost £50. On TikTok, some fans said they'd be willing to ditch the big brand for B&M's pair.

One said: "Omg I got these in black yesterday. So comfy!" Another wrote: "Nooo! Why did no one tell me this? I bought the £10 ones from Shoezone but these ones look SO much better!" A third commented: "I NEED THEM IMMEDIATELY!" Someone else added: "What a bargain!"

If the B&M shoes are not available, other alternatives are available like Asda's Fleece Lined Clogs for £8 - but they only come in one colour. The only review claimed these were "cosy and comfortable".

Also, for slightly more, Next have these £18 Faux Fur Lined Clog Slippers. One shopper said they're "super comfortable and totally practical" whilst another warned potential buyers they "need to go up a size" when ordering as the fit can be "very snug".