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EXCLUSIVE! Pippa O’Connor reveals when her bestselling jeans will be BACK in stock

The fashionista's new clothing line has already sold out in two styles

Pippa O’Connor has revealed that POCO By Pippa’s most popular jeans will be back in stock on Monday, November 21.

The mother-of-two launched her new denim range this week, and told Goss.ie at the Bord Gais Energy Irish Book Awards that although she’s wrecked – she’s delighted the jeans went down a hit, with thousands racing to the site to be the first to grab a pair.

“It’s been flying, hence the bags under my eyes. We’re wrecked – but it’s great, it’s a good complaint,” she said.

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Back in stock: Pippa revealed that her most popular styles will be coming back to her online store next week | BRIAN MCEVOY

The blogger also told how she ordered extra pairs of the two most popular styles, as she knew they’d be a sell out with POCO fans.

“The two most popular styles at the moment, the leather look and the Slimmers, are coming back on Monday. That was an order I made before we went on sale,” she told Goss.ie.

“I took the chance thinking that they’d be the most popular ones so thankfully I guessed right. We only have a small amount of those coming.

“That’s what it’s all about, getting the feedback and seeing what people want.”

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Preparation: The mother-of-two made sure to that there would be no technical issues on launch day | BRIAN MCEVOY

Pippa also revealed that she made sure she was prepared for any technical issues – which was her biggest concern about the launch.

“The one thing I didn’t want to happen was for the new website to crash. I kept saying to the guys and the technical team that if anything happens, I don’t want to crash.

“I know that people might think that’s a good thing, but I didn’t want that to happen. We made sure to have extra servers, I wanted it to all run smoothly.

“But that didn’t happen thank God. We are sold out of a few certain styles in sizes already which isn’t ideal, I’d rather have enough for everyone but it’s a learning process as well,” she added.

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