Do Bargain Hunt contestants get to keep their fleece?
The fleece is all yours if you get to go on Bargain Hunt (Picture: BBC)  If youre a fan of daytime TV you will almost certainly have watched Bargain Hunt at least once in your life. The show  which has been on air for over two decades, having first aired on the BBC in 2000, follows teams of contestants as they buy antiques at shops or fairs, to see how much of a profit they can make for them at auction. Should you be lucky enough to take part, youll be issued with a special Bargain Hunt fleece  denoting whether youre on the red or the blue team. If you are keen on joining in the fun of Bargain Hunt. the good news is that contestants do indeed get to keep their red or blue fleeces. The shows own Bargain Hunt Twitter account confirmed this when asked, telling a fan in 2018: Yes they get to keep the fleeces!  This has also been corroborated on Reddit, with former participants of the show entering into the discussion. Yes, they get to keep the fleeces! https://t.co/kvMkVG9RGN  Bargain Hunt (@BBCBargainHunt) February 15, 2018  I used to work on Bargain Hunt, can confirm that you get to keep the fleece, commented one user, Broad-Introduction96, while 14JRJ added: Its a Regatta fleece, nice and warm. They snip the Regatta tag off the zipper before filming.  That said, the fleece rule doesnt always extent to celebrity particpants  at least not if the 2019 special featuring The Darkness and Feeder was anything to go by. The show had its first ever marriage proposal back in 2016 (Picture: BBC)  If you want the chance to own your own fleece  oh and take part in the show of course, you can find out details here. Theres no upper age limit to go on the show, but prospective participants have to be aged 18 or over  and fit for the challenge. Anybody who is employed by the BBC or has recently worked for, or with the BBC is ineligible to take part. Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram  Share your views in the comments below