To share with you this supermarket find? ***title edited by MNHQ***

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Adult sized baby vests?!

Okay, not adult... But age 13 is there!

Is this a new fashion I don't know about? Like when grown women wear onesies? 

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I thought they were bodiesmalso. I wore them as a teenager, and have seen similar items in shops recently.

Think there are in Dunnes, which is an Irish store I believe.

My friend said the label says Dunnes. Looked it up. Here's a link to (I think) the short-sleeved bodysuit in OP's picture. They have specialist bodysuits and sleepsuits for ages 3-14 years. HTH.
www.dunnesstores.com/search?productsPerPage=18&keywords=vest#filters=Category!specialist+bodysuits&page=0

Yes, it does look like Dunnes Stores. I think there are a couple of UK stores, but also a website - www.dunnesstores.com

Adult ones are always way to thin at the bottom and end up, well 'up'. And the press studs were always in the wrong place for a fast exit.

Looks like they deliver within UK and other countries.

They’ve been in fashion for a while. I own a couple I wore on nights out 2-3 years ago. They’re a nightmare to undo when drunk...

What was the original thread title was?????

blackeyed if you look really carefully I think that it says George. So asda?

That look like a Dunnes label to me.

Bravo to whatever supermarket it is anyway.

Is this M+S ? If so they are part of the easy dressing range for children with various SN and medical needs.

Some of the t-shirts have space for feeding lines etc

M+S easy dressing

They were popular in the 1980s, I remember wearing them. Usually with leg warmers!

My dd (11) who has SN wears these to stop her fiddling with her nappy (she's doubly incontinent).
It's great to see them more easily available.I used to have to get them from specialist online retailers & they were expensive.
I know M&S stock them now but you usually have to order them.
Would be interested to know where the OP took the photo.

Hope the original title wasn't offensive

I too thought it was odd but have now learnt that it's used by people with SN.

www.dunnesstores.com/specialist-clothing/babywear/fcp-category/list#productsPerPage=25&page=0

Looks like,dunes to me

That's definitely from Dunnes

Good for disabled dd as 1) normal vests catch her tubes 2) can roll down off body to stop mess going in her hair 3) holds nappy in place better under normal clothes 4) she feels more comfy 5) stops rubbing/irritation from other aids she needs to wear 6) stops her pulling on tubes 7) keeps creams etc off her normal clothes.. I could go on

I don’t think the Op was being disablist in any way, perhaps just curious why they would be needed in that size and shared with the wonders of Mumsnet. I’m really pleased more shops are carrying these as previously they have been a nightmare to find and cost a fortune to boot.

Is this an advert for M&S, because that looks like their range of sensory/adaptive clothing.

Definitely looks like DUNNES to me. it’s their type,of label on the hangers for the other clothes

Thanks those of you who explained why they are more helpful - obviously I have no experience of caring for an older/ larger built DC who would need something like this and it makes sense now.

I hope this becomes the norm in more high street shops/supermarkets, it seems it would make life easier and more affordable for alot of families.

OP say supermarket, is Dunnes a supermarket, in M&S they would be in the nightwear section so you wouldn’t say supermarket.

I’m sure OP didn’t know and is probably mortified now.

I just opened the pic on my laptop - when you zoom in on the right hand item it says Dunnes on the label and on the left hand one the reverse is exactly the way Dunnes do their labels.

Dunnes can have food and clothes, it can be a supermarket, yes. Some are just clothes, some are just food, but it's an Irish supermarket.