Matalan has launched a 50% off ‘big sale' on clothing and homeware with prices starting from 50p
BARGAIN BUYS Matalan has launched a 50% off 'big sale' on clothing and homeware with prices starting from 50p
MATALAN has launched a massive 50 per cent sale on clothing and homeware with prices starting from just 50p.
Shoppers have been flocking to their nearest stores to snap up the latest bargains while stocks last.
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Get your hands on this strawberry pink long-sleeved top
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You can get your hands on this Baby Pink Strawberry Long Sleeve Top for just £1.50.
Reduced from £3.50 and for newborns up to 23 months, you can keep your little ones snug and stylish.
Crafted from a soft and gentle fabric, this tee offers the ultimate comfort for your child's delicate skin.
It's adorned with a vibrant strawberry pink hue and adds a pop of colour to their everyday wardrobe.
Perfect for any occasion, you can even pair it with jeans, leggings or skirts with one happy customer saying it "fits perfectly".
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This stylish sunglasses pouch is also up for grabs
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There's also the Boys grey Camo Sunglasses Pouch up for grabs for just 50p.
Down from £1.50, your kids can keep their sunglasses safe and stylish this summer.
Designed with a fun camo print, the pouch is both practical and adorable making it the perfect accessory for sunny days.
But it's not just pouches Matalan are selling, there are a range of kids sunglasses on offer too.
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These small storage boxes are on offer for just £1
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If you're looking to keep your spaces tidy and organised, then you can also nab this Black Small Storage Box for £1.
It's perfectly sized for storing small items such as office supplies, cosmetics or accessories.
It offers a sleek, minimalistic design that fits seamlessly into any room.
It's durable too ensuring long-lasting use while the compact size makes it ideal for small spaces.
Whether on a shelf, desk or countertop this small storage box can help you stay on top of your organisation.
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There's a range of other storage boxes and baskets on offer too.
And if these items don't quite take your fancy, it's only the tip of the iceberg.
There are hundreds of other clothing and homeware items on offer ready to be snapped up.
The latest big sale comes as Matalan superfans have recently been raving about their lesser-known clearance stores which have items up to 70% off.
Shoppers have been sharing their eye-wateringly cheap hauls from the shops, with leggings down to 50p and sliders costing £1.
Matalan has also been selling a "cute" vanity case that can double as the perfect hand luggage.
Finding a bag that meets the strict size guidelines of airlines can be tricky.
But thankfully, Matalan has the perfect product to put travellers at ease and it's currently on offer.
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