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  • Next '50% off' sale

    Next '50% off' sale

    Online and in stores
    IT'S ON

    The Next sale has now started online and in stores. Most stores opened early at 5am and are opening early again on Sat 4 Jul, but it's worth checking your local's opening times before heading out to avoid disappointment. 

    The sale is accessible online via its clearance page and when we checked on Thu 2 Jul, there were over 20,000 items included across men's, women's, kids' and home.

    Next says there'll be extensive social distancing safety measures in place and that queues outside may be longer than usual, so consider shopping online if you can. It's confirmed it won't be increasing the limit on customers it's currently allowing in store at one time during the sale. 

    Usually, Next sales start on a Saturday (rather than a Thursday) and we've noticed that many stores are still opening at 5am or 6am on Saturday, too. Next has told us that the majority of sale stock will be available from Thursday, but that more stock will be added each day.

    MSE Laura B says:

    Next sales are always popular with MoneySavers, as sale items are 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 reckon we'll see similar this time.

    See our High Street and Online Shopping Sales page for more like this.

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  • EXPIRED: Next 'at least 70% off' boosted sale

    EXPIRED: Next 'at least 70% off' boosted sale

    Next temporarily closes online store as of 6pm on Thu 26 Mar

    MSE Update: Next has made the decision to close its online store as of 6pm on Thu 26 Mar due to concerns over Covid-19. We've contacted Next to ask about its refund policy and what it's doing with orders that haven't been sent yet - we'll update here when it gets back to us.

    We've left the below deal here for reference.

    EXPIRED: If you go online to Next you can get 'at least 70% off' in its sale across women’s, men’s and kids’ clothing, as well as home. The sale boosted from 'at least 50% off' on Wed 25 Mar.

    Delivery's currently free (norm £4 – it’ll be deducted before you pay) but Next says it could take up to two weeks, maybe longer, depending on delivery demand at this time.

    What we've seen

    When we checked on Wed 25 Mar, there were 15,000+ items in the sale. Next has yet to confirm when the sale ends but its previous sales have lasted up to two weeks (this one started on Sat 21 Mar).

    For online shopping tips, see our cheap online shopping guide.

    For the latest information on Next's response to Covid-19, see the Next website. For further help, see our Coronavirus Financial Help & Rights guide

    MSE Becky says:

    Next sales are always popular with MoneySavers, as sale items are at least 50% off (now boosted to at least 70% off) rather than the more common 'up to' you tend to see in sales elsewhere. Next also rarely offers other discounts and has just four main sales a year. 

    When I looked on Tue 24 Mar, I spotted a few brands such as Oasis, Nike, Adidas, Oliver Bonas and Gap included, with some jumpers, hoodies and joggers having 70% off (eg, £16 Nike jumper, was £55). Stock on some items is very limited, but there's a lot of variation in sizes so you may be able to find a good bargain if you do your research.

  • Next 'at least 50% off' most sale items

    Next 'at least 50% off' most sale items

    Online and in stores

    Website: Next*
    Find your nearest: store locator
    Start date (online): Christmas Day
    Start date (in stores): Boxing Day
    Sale strength: At least 50% off, in stores and online.
    Likely to boost? Not likely. Sale discount doesn't usually increase from 50%.

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