‘Expensive-looking weekend bag at bargain price' goes viral as it's big enough for 2 people & could be a hospital bag
The high street retailer is selling a weekender bag for just £17 and people are saying it has space to fit in enough for two people's clothes.
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A bargain hunter took to Facebook to rave about Dunelm's Cream & Tan Faux Leather Fold Out Holdall Bag, which they hailed as 'huge.'
They wrote: 'Found this holdall in DUNELM yesterday and it didn't have a tag.
'I was surprised to find it was only £17 at the till!
'It's huge! Will be able to fit mine and my husband's clothes on for a weekend.
'Tried to show size with my daughter's travel pillow, absolutely worth £17!'
Not only is the bag said to be 'huge' - measuring 33cm x 29cm x 54cm - but the shopper also loved the design.
They added: 'And it looks lovely and expensive.
'It's a leather like material.'
The chic bag has a cream design, with tan straps and gold zips.
According to the description it is 'perfect for weekends away' and 'folds out flat'.
Dunelm shoppers are scrambling to their local store and their 'massive sale' kicks off with posh glasses for 89p and £8 gadgets to keep the Spring chill out
The Dunelm website added: 'This faux leather holdall-style bag is the perfect companion for weekends away.
'With a stylish cream and tan colourway and classic design, this bag screams sophistication.'
Many people on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK page seemed impressed at the bargain find.
One person said they felt it would make the perfect 'hospital bag'.
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Another wrote: 'I got this bag on Tuesday, bargain price. Really needed a nice weekender bag.'
And a third commented: 'Thank you just ordered!'
Originally the bag was priced at £35, but is currently half price in their 50 per cent off sale.
It's currently available for Click & Collect, if you wish to order it online.
Dunelm's top interior design trends for 2025
Maximalism
Maximalism is about unleashing your creativity and bringing joy to everything around you, day in and day out. Bold pattern combinations of florals, checks and geometrics set the tone with a bright joyous colour palette that holds everything together.
Don't mistake Maximalism for having loads of stuff, it's about mixing and matching florals, layering key pieces and storytelling throughout your home, and ultimately doing things your own way. Dunelm's new collaboration with Sophie Robinson is all about that.
Minimaluxe
The interiors world has witnessed the evolution of "minimalism" into a richer, more luxurious iteration. The goal is quiet luxury - simplicity with a sense of sophistication.
Minimaluxe focuses on creating spaces that are pared down yet warm, elegant, and inviting. Gloriously tactile textures, in a palette of warm neutrals, with hints of caramel and gold, complete the look. Introducing softer forms and round edges to avoid a space feeling overly stark
The Edit
Built on the philosophy that having fewer thoughtfully designed and well-made things helps us leave a lighter imprint on the earth. Interior design is shifting to be inspired by the natural world, and all its perfect imperfections.
Take Dunelm's The Edited Life collection, it focuses on natural materials like wicker, jute and linens - as well as décor pieces and hand-thrown pottery vessels that feature forms dictated by the artisan's mark. Soft relaxed fabric textures mixed with uneven wood grains help bring this neutral, look together.
New Nouveau
Blending 19th century inspired maximalism with a contemporary colour palette this collection takes inspiration from the ornamental art form from the Nouveau era. Rich and luxurious, blending a little bit of history with a more modern aesthetic you can mix and layer into your home.
Stylised Lily motifs adorn sumptuous textiles and wallpapers mixed with marbling & stained glass vintage style lighting for a vintage inspired look, with a modern twist.
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