Tesco is offering 25% off F&F school uniform in a limited-time deal ending – but be quick. It ends this weekend.
Tesco has offers available now ahead of back to school season. (Image: GETTY)
Parents looking to get ahead with their back-to-school shopping can stretch their budget further this week. This is all thanks to Tesco, who has launched a limited-time promotion offering Clubcard holders 25 percent off F&F school uniform.
Running from July 21 until July 26, the deal allows shoppers to save on a wide range of essentials, from polo shirts and trousers to sweatshirts and pinafores. All customers need to do to access the reduced prices is enter their Clubcard details at the checkout – or register for a free Clubcard account online.
Among the school uniform staples are the F&F School Boys 3-Pack Slim Fit Short Sleeved Shirts, which start from £5, falling to £3.75 with the 25 percent Clubcard discount. Available in ages 4 to 16, the shirts are crafted from a cotton-rich fabric with an easy-iron finish to keep them looking neat throughout the year, reports the Liverpool Echo.
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The shirts feature reinforced seams to help them withstand the rigours of daily wear, working out at just £1.25 per shirt with the discount for the smaller sizes. Prices do rise for larger sizes, costing £9 for ages 15-16, reduced to £6.75 with the discount, averaging out at £2.25 per shirt.
Perfect for PE lessons, customers can also purchase the F&F School Boys 3-Pack Pure Cotton Regular Fit Polo Shirts, priced from £4.50 before the reduction. Offered in ten colours and sizes 3 to 16 years, they’re crafted from pure cotton and include stain-repellent technology, which will undoubtedly be welcome news for parents.
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The corresponding Girls’ 3-Pack Pure Cotton Regular Fit Polo Shirts also begin at £4.50, featuring the same stain-resistant finish and hard-wearing fabric. These are, however, only offered in two colour choices – white and blue – and sizes 3 to 16 years. These come to £3.38 per pack following the Clubcard reduction.
Meanwhile, Decathlon has introduced a new ‘Middle Aisle’ throughout UK stores, featuring offers on school-ready trainers, backpacks and water bottles. As part of the initiative, these Adidas Kids’ Advantage Rip-Tab Trainers have been marked down to £19.99.
At Next, this pack of White Regular Fit 5 Pack Short Sleeve School Shirts (3-17yrs) begins at £20, working out at £4 each. They’ve achieved a 4.7 star rating from 160 reviews.
A drawback to much of Tesco’s uniform collection is an absence of customer reviews. None of the products have received any shopper feedback, which many parents may rely upon when making a purchase.
Continuing the back-to-school shopping range, the Boys 2-Pack Regular Fit School Trousers start from £7 and come in black, navy and grey, with slim and generous fits also available. Handy features include reinforced knees, adjustable waistbands and innovative ‘grow with me’ hems, specially designed to extend the life of uniforms during growth spurts.
For cooler days and the onset of winter, the F&F School Unisex 2-Pack Cotton Rich Sweatshirts boast ribbed cuffs and long-lasting colour to keep children looking smart throughout the school year. Priced from £4 before the discount and £3 after, they work out at just £1.50 each. Available in eight colours, they come in sizes 3 to 16 years.
Meanwhile, the F&F Girls 2-Pack Regular Fit Pleated Pinafore Dresses start from £9. Stocked in sizes 3 to 11 years, the dresses feature permanent pleats, stain-repellent fabric and a convenient front zip fastening.
With the discount applied, the price drops to £6.75, averaging at £3.38 each. Older sizes are priced at £11, making them among the pricier items on the list, though they also represent one of the greatest savings available.
The 25 percent discount is exclusively available to Tesco Clubcard holders and runs until Saturday, July 26, presenting families with an excellent opportunity to stock up ahead of the back-to-school rush.
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