Shopper amused after her Kmart receipt lists a ‘husband’ as one of her items 

An Australian woman has been left in hysterics after her Kmart receipt listed a ‘husband’ as one of the items in her shopping haul. 

The married Tasmanian mum was shocked to find she had unwittingly bought another husband on a recent visit to the popular store.

‘Kmart really does have everything you need,’ she laughed posting her proof of purchase online on Tuesday.   

The listed item referred to a birthday card bought for her husband.

An Australian woman has been left in hysterics after her Kmart receipt listed a ‘husband’ as one of the items in her shopping haul

She posted a picture of the docket on a popular Kmart lovers Facebook page – and the tongue-in-cheek post quickly went viral.   

‘%CCC Husband’ the receipt reads – prompting many to guess what the three C’s stand for.

‘Cute, calm and collected,’ guessed one woman.

‘Cute, caring and capable,’ another woman suggested. 

While others laughed it meant the husband was bought on a clearance sale.

The post attracted thousands of comments and like in a matter of hours.

One woman asked if he can be returned if ‘he doesn’t work’ while another asked if she could exchange her current husband for a store credit.

Others questioned if it was an impulse buy, asked how much he was and queried the warranty of the husband’s in stock.

‘Anything over $39 would be overpriced,’ one woman laughed.

‘The husbands aren’t that good, I would go back and see if they stock wives,’ one woman said. 

‘Kmart really does have everything you need,’ she laughed posting her proof of purchase online on Tuesday

‘Mine was broken as soon as I took him out of the packaging, but you get what you pay for. Took him back for a refund, best decision I’ve ever made,’ one woman said. 

Some offered unsolicited advice.

‘Kmart is the worst for picking up things that you don’t really need. Things that sit around collecting dust. If you still have your receipt you could get a refund or exchange,’ one woman laughed. 

Others asked about the quality of the husbands or if they come in all shapes and sizes or are one-size-fits-most. While some tagged their friends joking their single days were over.