Big news for Tesco shoppers as F&F drops next 25% off sale with 'huge' update
Tesco has announced exciting news for F&F shoppers this week...
Tesco fans, get excited– the summer 25% off F&F clothing sale has just landed in stores and it's a great chance to bag some serious bargains. Whether you're freshening up your summer wardrobe or after a couple of smart pieces for work, it's definitely time to plan that trolley dash.
Taking place now until Sunday 15th, you still have plenty of time to make the most of the big savings. The discount covers all F&F adult fashion. The only things not included are shoes, accessories and slippers. Everything else? Fair game for anyone with a Tesco Clubcard. We're talking dresses, jeans, loungewear, activewear and loads more. Just a heads-up, though, with deals this good, sizes do go quickly. So if there's something you've had your eye on, don't leave it too late!
Also, in huge news for the supermarket, for the very first time, you can shop the 25% off sale online as well as in-store. Up until last month, F&F clothing has only been available in select Tesco stores. And for the spring F&F sale that took place the other month, Clubcard users had to go in-store to pick up their favourite items at a discount.
Now, you can shop a broad range of F&F clothing online AND get the sale event savings.
So, what's a fashion editor shopping from the new-in F&F section?
Though stock is dwindling fast, there's still plenty of gems to be found in the sale. We love F&F's Short Sleeve Contrast Detail Cardigan in Cream, now £14 (down from £22.50), which has a very Chanel-like look to it thanks to the cream colour and the black contrast trim. It's also ideal for this in-between weather we're seeing, and makes a great workwear choice.
If cosiness is on your agenda, why not make your home relax-wear look a little more chic? The Cotton Rich Leopard Print Wide Leg Joggers, now £10 (down from £19.50), look like something you could wear out without raised eyebrows. They're comfy, casual and in a trending leopard print design.
Another piece ideal for both warm days and colder mornings is the Pure Cotton Crochet Tie Front Cardigan in Cream, now £16 (was £25). Made from pure cotton, this long-sleeved cardigan is designed with a pretty tie front and intricate crochet pattern. Featuring a scalloped hem, it can be layered over a simple vest or your bikini top, if you're somewhere tropical.
And speaking of tropical, the Striped Long Sleeve Beach Shirt in Navy, now £10 (was £16), is our ultimate pick for a holiday. It's perfect for wearing over a swimsuit to the beach, or wearing alone paired with some chic linen trousers for a dinner. All you're missing is some statement gold seashell earrings to make this a full look.
Elsewhere in supermarket news, Mamma Mia! movie fans may want to take a trip to Sainsbury's, where the new summer collection blends Grecian tones with floaty silhouettes. With star pieces from £5, like the Blue Textured Plunge Swimsuit, £16, and Floral Linen Look Co-ord Shorts, £18, it's the perfect collection to help you prepare for a summer holiday.
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