Fashion and homeware brand Matalan have launched a matching pyjama range for the whole family, and cosy night's in are about to get a whole lot cuter.
Featuring a multi-coloured star print, the pyjamas are priced at £8 for children and £12 for the adults.
Babies can also join in on the fun, with sleep suits featuring the design priced at £5 and available in sizes starting from tiny baby up to 23 months. Children's pyjamas are in sizes two to 13, while adults go from XS to XXL.
100 per cent of profits from the sale of the #Superstars range go to the Alder Hay Children's Charity - which raises much needed funds for Alder Hey children's hospital in Liverpool.
I'm A Celebrity winner and presenter Scarlett Moffatt is lending her support this year's campaign. Sharing the news on her Instagram page she wrote: 'I’m SO excited to announce I’m part of the #Beasuperstar2018 campaign with @alderhey and @shopmatalan this year! I can’t think of the words to describe how truly inspirational these kids are so go check out the full story on the Matalan site now, and buy these star print PJs in support.'
And for those who want to keep the star scheme going, the range also includes matching bed covers and pillow cases. These are priced at £12 for a single and £16 for a double.
Pet lovers also couldn't fail to contain their excitement when the brand shared a snap of Dhillon the dachshund wearing his own mini version of the pyjamas, although it's not clear if these will go on sale.
One simply wrote: 'Omg', while another squealed: 'oh looooook! So cute!'.
Shoppers also took to Instagram to share their reactions to rest of the range. One wrote: 'want these jarmas [sic] before they sell out again.'
While another had already added them to her festive season wish list writing: 'Christmas pjs for everyone :))'
Last year's matching #GetSpotted pyjama range for the charity featured a polka dot print and proved to be a sell out success for the brand.
Celebrities who donned the spotty pyjama range as a family included Loose Women panellist Stacey Solomon and her two children Zachary,10, and Leighton, 6.
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