‘Go ASAP' says mum as almost all kids' shoes are slashed to £3 in major supermarket
STEP TO THIS 'Go ASAP' says mum as almost all kids' shoes are slashed to £3 in major supermarket
WE all love a bargain, especially when it comes to shopping for the kids.
As they're constantly growing and their sizes are changing regularly, not many parents will be in favour of spending a fortune on clothes they'll only get a couple of wears out of.
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Shoppers are racing to Asda to get their hands on a big sale on kids shoes
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And now there's a new viral sensation sweeping across TikTok, and it's a saving spree that parents won't want to miss.
A savvy mum, known as 'kourteeyx' on the popular video-sharing platform, has sent a clear message to all mums and dads: "you need to get to Asda ASAP!"
In a video that has quickly racked up views, the TikTok creator shared a clip of the supermarket's children's footwear aisle, revealing what appears to be a massive clearance sale.
According to the clip, kids' shoes for toddlers and older children have been slashed to an incredible price of just £3.
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The video shows a range of shoes, from trainers to more formal styles, confirming that this bargain is available across all sizes and for both boys and girls.
The video has resonated with thousands of shoppers, receiving over 197,300 views and 3,456 likes in just three days.
The comment section has become a hive of activity, with fellow bargain hunters sharing their own experiences.
One user asked: 'Which Asda did you see this in?' to which the creator replied: 'It's all Asda's. It started today. Are you from Birmingham?'
Another added to the conversation, saying: 'And Sainsbury's too! £3 shoes and £6 cute cardigans!'
The popular retailer, whose own-brand clothing and footwear line is called George, is well-known for its affordable and stylish options.
I'd heard brilliant things about Too Good to Go so spent £4.40 on an Asda bag - it was an epic fail, I can't eat it all
This latest deal, however, is being hailed as an unmissable opportunity for parents looking to save money on back-to-school essentials or simply to stock up on footwear for their little ones.
It seems word of the sale is spreading fast, with another user commenting: 'Blackburn Asda have a massive sale on hats, shoes and clothes for women and kids!'
Autumn jackets
There's a shopping frenzy at Asda right now, with customers rushing to grab what many are calling the perfect jacket.
The must-have item is the Tan Barn Jacket from the supermarket's own-brand label, George, and it's currently available on a massive sale rack.
Originally priced at £28, this stylish Barbour-style piece has been reduced to an unbelievable £12, making it an absolute steal.
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Child's light blue clogs with cartoon animal decorations, reduced to £3
Credit: TikTok/@kourteeyx
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Many of the shoes at Asda have been reduced
Credit: TikTok/@kourteeyx
The jacket is a timeless classic, featuring a corduroy collar, a discreet concealed fastening, and two practical flap front pockets.
The jacket is designed with a boxy, oversized silhouette which is very on-trend.
However, fashion fans are suggesting shoppers size down for the ideal fit.
Available in sizes XS to XXL, this wardrobe staple is selling out fast, so you'll have to be quick if you want to get your hands on it.
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