Was £12.99. Well blow me down ;) A lovely design for kids
Set comprises of 1 duvet cover and 1 pillowcase.
Bed in a bag set includes False.
Machine washable at 40°C.
Made from 50% cotton and 50% polyester.
Suitable for tumble drying.
Also...
Robot Multicoloured Children's Bedding Set - Single - £4.99 http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3193017.htm
Top comments
Quietus
5 Nov 153#2
Great deal from Arrrrrrrrgos. I may lay it on the floor, and walk the planket.:smile:
Latest comments (19)
pinkjoanne123
8 Nov 15#19
Let me put it anotherway them for the simple minded.....
And another pinker style quilt cover for the girls or boys who do not like blue or pirates... :confused:
davej1710
6 Nov 15#18
Ok, this product is obviously for kids (I have three youngsters myself) and is a fun and meant to be an innocent and light hearted product and I recognise it as such and even buy into it myself so not trying to be a spoil sport, but its interesting over the centuries how we've been de-sensitised to history and what these things really meant.
Would be considered shocking to have a childs duvet of, for example, drug dealers, thieves, slave masters, rapists or murderers, tax evaders (think well publicised big companies or famous people) yet historically thats all some part of piracy we seem to forget. Put a fun, jolly slant on it, ignore those sides of it, see the pirate as a likeable cheeky hero of the working man in a few films, cartoons and TV shows and hey ho, its a marketing winner today!
Lets hope in several hundred years, our great great ancestors dont put the above subjects on their duvets if they still have them.
Sorry to sound a spoil sport or grumpy political nut, I genuinely see no harm in this duvet and am genuinely not trying to spoil the fun and innocence of this, but interesting to see how attitudes change as time passes and memories fade.
P.S. A great ancestor of mine was enslaved by "pirates" in north Africa and brought back to England many centuries ago so ironically I wouldnt be here if it wasnt for their existence.
Good price BTW! :smile:
HDUKBargainHunter
6 Nov 15#17
Especially when Swashbuckle is one of the most popular kids shows in the UK, All kids love it (I even find it amusing!)
Scottib84
6 Nov 15#16
Thanks OP - Ordered from Worcester Elgar
buddhasmk
5 Nov 15#15
oos wakefield. :disappointed:
pinkjoanne123
5 Nov 151#1
For the girls they also have the cute animals cover for same price
amz_1 to pinkjoanne123
5 Nov 15#4
Who says pirates aren't for girls?
lanc1979 to pinkjoanne123
5 Nov 151#14
In the words of my 2 year old girl "I WANT PIRATES, DADDY!!!!!"
Why this ridiculous notion of this for boys and this for girls?
lanc1979
5 Nov 15#13
Why are Pirates, Pirates?
Because they arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.......
Do you know if they do a slightly less piraty version?.......and who should i ask?......and if is less than £4.99 as i only have £4.95 left from my special allowance.........i am prepared to wait............just here.....
TetuGal
5 Nov 15#10
Thanks for posting. Just managed to reserve one for my little man who is crazy about pirates at the moment
nicBx
5 Nov 15#9
Can't get delivery either :'(
nicBx
5 Nov 15#8
OOS :disappointed:
gothictwist
5 Nov 15#7
another item for the lads chrimbo box sorted cheers op
fouad172
5 Nov 15#6
Ordered . Thanks
stephtooley
5 Nov 15#5
I brought this at full price for my little boy & he loves it. It's great quality too.
Tanlore
5 Nov 15#3
Thank you!
Quietus
5 Nov 153#2
Great deal from Arrrrrrrrgos. I may lay it on the floor, and walk the planket.:smile:
Opening post
Set comprises of 1 duvet cover and 1 pillowcase.
Bed in a bag set includes False.
Machine washable at 40°C.
Made from 50% cotton and 50% polyester.
Suitable for tumble drying.
Also...
Robot Multicoloured Children's Bedding Set - Single - £4.99
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3193017.htm
Top comments
Latest comments (19)
And another pinker style quilt cover for the girls or boys who do not like blue or pirates... :confused:
Would be considered shocking to have a childs duvet of, for example, drug dealers, thieves, slave masters, rapists or murderers, tax evaders (think well publicised big companies or famous people) yet historically thats all some part of piracy we seem to forget. Put a fun, jolly slant on it, ignore those sides of it, see the pirate as a likeable cheeky hero of the working man in a few films, cartoons and TV shows and hey ho, its a marketing winner today!
Lets hope in several hundred years, our great great ancestors dont put the above subjects on their duvets if they still have them.
Sorry to sound a spoil sport or grumpy political nut, I genuinely see no harm in this duvet and am genuinely not trying to spoil the fun and innocence of this, but interesting to see how attitudes change as time passes and memories fade.
P.S. A great ancestor of mine was enslaved by "pirates" in north Africa and brought back to England many centuries ago so ironically I wouldnt be here if it wasnt for their existence.
Good price BTW! :smile:
Why this ridiculous notion of this for boys and this for girls?
Because they arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.......