HUNDREDS of pairs of knickers, tiaras and T-shirts were stolen in a break-in at the Hop Pocket craft centre near Bishop's Frome.
They included 80 plastic sparkly tiaras worth £320 and 350 pairs of women's Bond knickers emblazoned with coloured lettering, including the words 'Fairy Horny' and 'Flirty Fairy'.
Also taken were 80 pairs of rainbow-coloured striped socks with the words 'Sock Shop Australia' in black letters on the side, as well as 50 children's T-shirts with the words 'Fairy Princess' in pink lettering or 'Pixie Prince' in green lettering.
A Dyson vacuum cleaner, a combined TV and video unit and a stereo were also taken.
The burglary took place between 7.30pm on Monday and 8am on Tuesday.
Police believe the stolen items will be sold on and urged the public to be on the lookout for them. Anyone with any information is asked to contact PC Helen Jennings, at Hereford Police Station, on 08457 444888.
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