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  • Zara 'January' sale

    Zara 'January' sale

    Up to 60% off online and in stores

    Website: Zara
    Find your nearest: store locator
    Start date (online): It's already started.
    Start date (in stores): It's already started.
    End date: Last year it ended on 31 Dec - we don't know when it ends this year and will let you know here when we know more.
    Sale strength: Up to 60% off selected men's, women's and kids' fashion.
    Likely to boost? Probably not. Stayed at 'up to 50% off' last year.

    A few strong examples we spotted on Thu 27 Dec:

    As is the nature of sales, stock may be limited - so go quick if there's something you're after.

  • Zara 'January' sale

    Zara 'January' sale

    Up to 50% off online and in stores

    Website: Zara
    Find your nearest: store locator
    Start date (online): It started at 10pm on Christmas Day.
    Start date (in stores): It started on Boxing Day.
    End date: Last year it ended on 31 Dec - we don't know when it ends this year and will let you know here when we know more.
    Sale strength: Last year, up to 50% off selected men's, women's and kids' fashion.
    Likely to boost? Probably not. Stayed at 'up to 50% off' last year.

    As is the nature of sales, stock may be limited - so go quick if there's something you're after.

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