This summer's must-have BEDDING: M&S sends shoppers into a frenzy with its trendy palm print duvet covers and pillowcases - and they're selling out just days after being released

  • The bedding starts at £22.50 for a double and goes up to £29.50 for super king
  • Fans are disappointed that the bed spread is already sold out in nearly all sizes
  • Brand have confirmed it will be in stock in July, while H&M have a similar one

By Sarah Finley For Mailonline

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Marks & Spencer fans have been going crazy over this sold out tropical palm print bedding set.

The bedspread, which was advertised via the brands Instagram page, starts at just £17.50 for a single cover.

However, fans are disappointed that the bedspread, which only went on sale last week, is already sold out in all its sizes, apart from the single.

They took to the brands Instagram page to ask when the 'summer must-have' would be back in stock. 

Marks and Spencer homeware fans have been going crazy over this sold out tropical palm print bedding set

Marks and Spencer homeware fans have been going crazy over this sold out tropical palm print bedding set

Fans are disappointed that the bed spread, which only went on sale last week, is already sold out in all its sizes, apart from the single

Fans are disappointed that the bed spread, which only went on sale last week, is already sold out in all its sizes, apart from the single

Posting the picture of the bedding last week the brand also said: 'Bring the outside in with our tropical palm print bedding set. The exotic duvet cover will bring a touch of paradise to your bedroom and update your room for the new season.'

The pink bedding with green palm leaves sold out within days online and now the only one left is the single bedding.

Karen Thomas, Head of Design Home & Beauty said: 'Our printed bedding is incredibly popular and the plant leaf design has been the print of the season with customers looking to bring the outdoors into their home.'

And with the recent good weather there's no surprise that people are already thinking about their summer bedding. 

The lovely design which has palm leaves on it is perfect for updating your bedroom this summer

The lovely design which has palm leaves on it is perfect for updating your bedroom this summer 

With the recent good weather there's no surprise that people are already thinking about their summer bedding

With the recent good weather there's no surprise that people are already thinking about their summer bedding 

The bedding has sold out in nearly every size apart from the single size since it was launched

The bedding has sold out in nearly every size apart from the single size since it was launched 

Fans inundated the brands Instagram page with questions about when the bed spread would be available again. 

'When will you be getting more in stock?' one asked and another said: 'When will this be back in stock for double? @marksandspencer 

The brand reassured worried fans that they would be able to get their hands on the popular bedding when it comes back in stock in July -  just in time for summer.

Some complained that it had sold out online while others simply admired the bedding

Some complained that it had sold out online while others simply admired the bedding 

Other homeware fans simply admired the bedding, with one saying: 'I love this #bedroom goals' and 'how weird that is exactly what I want.' 

The print must be a popular one as H&M have released a similar one, with a white background and green palm prints.

However this is nearly sold out online too - proving that the design is in demand when it comes to homeware styles. 

The print must be a popular one as H&M have released a similar one, with a white background and green palm prints

The print must be a popular one as H&M have released a similar one, with a white background and green palm prints

 

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