Sainsbury’s Tu Clothing Sale Dates 2023
Sainsbury’s TU clothing sales have been popular with shoppers for a number of years, including their very popular 25% off all clothing sales that used to occur several times a year.
However, in 2022 and 2021, although TU clothing sales did occur, this wasn’t the 25% off everything that customers had grown to anticipate.
Does Sainsbury’s TU Clothing still do 25 off sale?
It is not clear whether Sainsbury’s will bring back the 25% off sales for 2023, although they do still have regular TU clothing sales. Although not all clothing is included, discounted items can be as much as 50% off.
When is the next Sainsbury’s TU Clothing Sale?
The Spring Sainsbury’s TU clothing sale is predicted to be around May 2023. This information will be updated as it becomes available.
Predicted Sainsbury’s TU sale dates for 2023:
These dates will be updated as soon as the information becomes available.
Late Spring Sainsbury’s TU sale
Mid May 2023
Summer Sainsbury’s TU Sale
Mid July – Early August 2023
Autumn Sainsbury’s TU Sale
Early – Mid October 2023
Pre Christmas Sainsbury’s TU Sale
Late November-Early December 2023
Boxing Day Sale
This is usually Boxing Day until early January. In 2022, this sale was 27th December – 4th January as Boxing Day was a Sunday.
Previous Sainsbury’s TU Sale dates 2023:
Winter Sale
February 2023
Spring Sainsbury’s TU Sale:
17th March 2023 – 7th April 2023. This sale offered up to 50% discounts on Men’s, Women’s and Lingerie sections only.
Which items are discounted in the TU clothing sale?
This will depend upon the individual sale. Currently for the Spring 2023 sale, only Women’s, Men’s and Lingerie product lines are discounted.
Previously there have been sales discounting the ranges for children, baby and school uniform, and it is highly likely that they will feature again.
Top tips to maximise your savings in the Sainsbury’s TU clothing sales
Sign up for emails for sales alerts
You can opt to sign up for marketing emails specifically from TU (rather than just Sainsbury’s) which should then alert you to any upcoming sales in good time, as well as the potential for other special offers.
Collect Nectar points
All TU clothing is eligible for Nectar Points so be sure to scan or enter your card details to accumulate points with your sale bargains. Currently, you can collect 1 point per £1 spent on TU clothing, which is the same value as other Sainsbury’s items such as groceries.
Tu Clothing Cashback
Although cashback apps such as Topcashback and Quidco do have Sainsbury’s offers, these are for groceries only and so cashback may not track for clothing purchases.
However, if you buy your TU clothing at Argos (more on that below), you can currently earn 2% cashback on Argos purchases with Airtime Rewards, up to 6% cashback from Quidco and up to 10% cashback for new customers at Topcashback. (1.5% for existing customers).
New Argos customers can also take advantage of the Topcashback offer below for £10 cashback on a £10+ spend at Argos:
Latest TopCashBack New Member Offers:
Buy TU Clothing at Argos
As Sainsbury’s and Argos are now part of the same company, you can order TU clothing at Argos. There are several advantages to doing this. Firstly, as outlined above, there are more cashback offers available on Argos purchases which are valid for TU clothing. You can also earn Nectar points on these purchases at Argos.
You can also benefit from free next day click and collect with Argos, whereas Sainsbury’s free click and collect service generally takes 3-5 days to arrive in store.
Both shops charge £3.95 for home delivery, should you prefer.
On a practical level, if you find your size is sold out on the Sainsbury’s website, it’s always worth checking if Argos still have it in stock – whether or not both sites are updated from one central stock remains to be seen, but it’s worth a try if nothing else!
Make a list of what you need beforehand
For any sale, it can be easy to get carried away buying items you don’t actually need just because they are a bargain. I used to be a serial offender for this! Similarly, you can kick yourself for forgetting to look in a certain section and then remembering too late your daughter needed new school shirts, for example.
For this reason, it’s a good idea to keep a list of things you need so that you can look out for them as and when sales happen. I find this is particularly useful to keep track of the items my kids need, or if you have an event or holiday coming up and are on the lookout for specific items. I use the notes app on my phone to make my list so I know I will always have it when out and about.
Don’t buy items you don’t need just to qualify for an offer
I have a name for this – Freebie FOMO – fear of missing out on a bargain! Of course, there are definitely times when it makes sense to buy an extra item in order to get a bigger discount. But just be mindful of whether the offer is actually worthwhile to you.
If you find yourself buying things you don’t actually want just to save a percentage off – when it would have cost you less just to stick with your original purchase – then definitely walk away!
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Sainsbury’s still do 25% off TU sale?
Currently, there is no information to say that Sainsbury’s will bring back the 25% off TU clothing sales for 2023. Instead, they have sales with up to 50% savings on selected lines several times a year.
Can I order Tu clothing online?
Yes, you can order TU clothing online at either Sainsbury’s or Argos. Orders are free to collect, or cost £3.95 for home delivery.
Can I return Tu Clothing Orders in Stores?
Yes, any TU clothing returns can be made free of charge to either an Argos or Sainsbury’s store.
About the Author
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