Start date for Tesco F&F's next 25% off sale as supermarket shares major news
Everything you need to know about F&F clothing's big spring sale, as the Tesco brand shares exciting news for shoppers
Tesco shoppers, get ready because we've had a heads up that the next highly-anticipated 25% off F&F clothing sale is officially happening in stores from Monday May 20th, and it's set to serve you some big bargains. Whether you're topping up your summer wardrobe, hunting down affordable kids' bits (it's never too early to think about back to school!) or eyeing up a couple of smart pieces for work, now's the time to plan a trolley dash.
The sale covers all F&F fashion with just a few exceptions– underwear, hosiery, and socks are excluded, but everything else is fair game. That means deals on dresses, denim, loungewear, kids' school uniforms and more. With savings like this, sizes tend to go fast, so if you've had your eye on something in-store, don't hang around.
But that's not all– F&F is finally shoppable online
In what might be even bigger news for fans of Tesco fashion, the supermarket has just launched F&F Online for the first time ever. That's right– you can now shop an expansive range of F&F clothing on Tesco.com and through the Grocery and Clubcard app. Until now, F&F clothing has only been available in selected Tesco stores, and many shoppers have been calling for online access for years.
Now, Tesco is delivering (quite literally). The new online shop, which is up and running now, features a curated selection of women's, men's, and kids' fashion, including seasonal staples (like school uniforms), popular basics, accessories and even exclusive collaborations from the likes of Kate Ferdinand and Abbey Clancy.
When you shop F&F online, you'll also earn Clubcard points on your purchases– another win if you're already racking up rewards through Tesco. There's a £3.99 delivery fee, or you can upgrade to express delivery for £5.50 if you need your items quickly. Need to return something? You've got 30 days to send items back either by courier (£2.50) or for free in larger Tesco stores.
While it's a more curated selection than what's on offer in larger stores, the new F&F Online range covers a bit of everything, from summer-ready pieces and comfortable basics to affordable occasionwear and wardrobe essentials. The digital shelves will continue to grow over the coming months, so we'll keep our eyes peeled on bargains for you.
For now, here's what to add to your virtual cart from F&F Online
Pair with the matching button-up shirt for a classic and coordinated outfit on warm days and on holiday.
Featuring an elasticated drawstring waistband for adjustable comfort and side pockets for small essentials, shop these linen trousers as part of a co-ord or on their own to pair with a casual t-shirt or blouse.
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