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Quote: Originally Posted by pattycake I have been to our small local Next today. I got a pair of linen trousers for £6.99 (were £24.99) and three tops at £5 each. The original prices for the tops were between £14.99 and £21.99). I could have got more but to be honest, I don't really need the tops I have got but they were such a good buy. I am VERY pleased. I don't usually care for the Next ...

I don't usually go to Next but thought I'd have a wander in yesterday. A cardigan caught my eye and I just had to treat myself, especially as it was down from £45 to £8!

If they buy stuff in especially for the sale are they acting legally? How can they say their "normal price" is X but the sale price is now only £Y when there is no normal price?

You can't buy stuff specially for sales and still put was and now price on. You have to say it's a special purchase, managers special or similar. In order to put a was price on you need to sell that item at the price indicated for 28 days or more.

Which is what I thought

I went to the Next clearance store at Cheshire Oaks yesterday. I got 6pairs of trousers for £18.

Quote: Originally Posted by jasmine Hi, I ordered a t-shirt from Next Directory in late June, it finally arrived today at full price when it's down to a fiver in the sale..does anyone know if I can take it back to a store and then buy it back straight away at the reduced price..? I know there's none left in store or online in my size ....thanksI bought a jumper in the sale reduced to £27.99 from ...

I also made my second trip to a Next Clearance at Cheshire Oaks inEllesmere Port. Got 6 items for £12!So far I've spent a grand total of £32 on a load of clothes when if youadd up the ticket price they were over £400! I guess I'm quite lucky asthere are quite a few Clearance shops in my area but I know that there areless in the South East.It's worth looking on the store locator which will tell...