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  • Next '50% off' sale

    Next '50% off' sale

    Starting in stores & online from Sat 6 Jul

    MSE Update, Fri 5 Jul at 10.11am: Next has now confirmed that the sale will start on Sat 6 Jul at 6am in the majority of stores, and online at 8am.

    We heard a rumour there’d be a Next 50% off sale this weekend and while not official, we’ve done our usual investigating and found plenty of evidence to suggest it’ll start in stores and online this Saturday (6 Jul) - with most stores likely opening early from 6am. We'll update you here and on Twitter @MSE_Deals and Facebook once we know more. 

    Here's what we know...

    (1) We've heard from some MSE Forumites and MoneySavers on Twitter that they've already got their VIP pre-sale slots for this week - a very strong clue.

    (2) When we checked this Saturday’s opening time for the Next store closest to MSE Towers, it had been changed from its usual 9am, to 6am (this is very typical of a Next sale launch):

    Do check with your local store before turning up at 6am to avoid disappointment (find your nearest).

    (3) Next is recruiting for temporary sales staff on its website. It specifically mentions an 'End of Season Sale’ and says you'll most likely be needed on Fri 5 Jul and Sat 6 Jul. We wonder why that could be…

    Usually extra staff are needed on the Friday to help set everything up for the sale, and then on the Saturday for the start of the sale itself. 

    (4) It usually happens at roughly the same time each year, so based on past years, this is when we'd expect the sale to launch. 

    MSE Laura B says:

    Next sales are always popular with MoneySavers, as Next sale items are usually at least 50% off rather than the more common 'up to 50%' you tend to see in sales elsewhere. Next also rarely offers other discounts and has just four main sales a year. 

    Based on what I've seen in previous Next sales, I'd expect to see womenswear, menswear, kidswear and homeware all included. In previous sales, strong discounts included women's tops for £5 (were £18) and men's shorts for £8 (were £18), so I'd expect to see similar this time.

    In the meantime, something to look out for in stores is handwritten codes on clothing tags indicating reduced prices of items set to be included in the sale. Keep an eye out and see our Shopping Secrets guide for what exactly they mean, and what else to look out for.

  • Next '50% off' sale

    Next '50% off' sale

    In stores & online

    If you go online to Next* or into a store (find your nearest), you can get at least 50% off in it's summer sale. Delivery's £3.99 or you can collect in store for free. 

    While Next hasn't confirmed when the sale will end, it usually lasts around two weeks, so we expect it will end around Sat 20 Jul.

    MSE Laura B says:

    Next sales are always popular with MoneySavers, as Next sale items are usually at least 50% off rather than the more common 'up to 50%' you tend to see in sales elsewhere. Next also rarely offers other discounts and has just four main sales a year. 

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