Pick up an absolute bargain with the Tesco clothing sale where you can get 25% off F&F – find out the next sale dates to get the best deals.
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The Tesco clothing sale is a date you want to add to your calendar as you can get some fantastic bargains.
The F&F clothing range is budget-friendly, stylish and hard-wearing, so you get a lot for your money.
And, you get even more when you shop during the Tesco 25% off sale dates.
Take a look at when to shop the sale and shopping tips to save even more.
25% off Tesco Clothing
The Tesco clothing sale doesn’t run for a long time, so it’s best to be prepared.
You can usually shop the sale for 3 or 4 days.
It’s one of their most popular events, with the best bargains on all clothing, footwear, accessories, underwear, school uniform and PJs.
You need to ensure you have your Tesco Clubcard or app when you get to the till so the discount is applied.
Tesco clothes sale dates
Is the Tesco sale currently running?
Confirmed: 25% off all clothing, including sale items.
Tesco is currently offering a 25% discount on all clothing.
The sale is also running on items already on sale.
The sale runs from Tuesday, 12 November, until Monday, 18 November 2024.
Next predicted Tesco sale date:
Based on previous years, we predict the following 25% off all clothing sale dates:
November 2024
March 2025
May 2025
Tesco clothing shopping tips
Before you run off to shop the clothing sale at Tesco, be sure to follow some tips:
Get 10% off clothing all the time
Even when it’s not the sale, you can guarantee 10% off each time you shop for F&F clothing.
With Tesco Clubcard Plus, you subscribe and save.
You sign up and pay £7.99 a month. However, for that, you get 10% off your groceries in-store, twice a month, as well as 10% off F&F all the time.
Although you need to pay for a subscription, you’ll make your money back if you shop for food at Tesco regularly, plus more in savings.
I cannot see anything in the terms and conditions that says you can’t use the 10% discount during sales, so it’s a double discount saving! (I’m happy to amend this if I’ve read it wrong).
Plan ahead
Try to visit the store a day or so before the sale starts.
While you cannot shop from their website, you can relax from home in your PJs and browse key pieces in their range online.
This gives you a chance to look at the current ranges and work out what you like and don’t like.
Arrive early
On the day of the sale, it’s best to arrive earlier in the day (if possible) as it’s less busy, and you’ll have more choices.
Bring a bag
Although it might sound obvious, you need to pay extra for a bag, so grab one from home or the boot of your car before you head into the store.
Remember your Clubcard
You can only get access to the lower prices in the Tesco Clothes sale if you are a member of their Clubcard loyalty scheme.
It’s free to join and unlocks discounts on food in each Tesco store and online.
As well as getting lower Clubcard Prices, Tesco Clubcard users collect points as you shop, which you can use as money off vouchers for future food shops or double their value on days out.
You can always access your Clubcard from your phone’s wallet or from the Tesco app if you forget the card.
Tesco clothing store
Not all stores sell clothing – you’ll want Tesco Extra or Superstores, which are one of their larger supermarkets.
These stores usually have a second floor, with extra space for homewares.
If you are planning a trip to a store you don’t visit that often, it’s best to check their store locator page to make sure that they sell clothes. You wouldn’t want a wasted journey!
Hang onto your receipt
It’s always a good idea to keep a copy of your receipt, but it’s not just for returns.
After you’ve been shopping, you can scan receipts for money, which helps to pay back what you’ve spent.
In terms of taking things back to Tesco stores, due to the pandemic, they recognise that people aren’t visiting as often, so they have extended their returns policy to 100 days.
FAQs
Does Tesco have a discount on clothes?
Tesco regularly runs 25% off sales on F&F clothing.
It can be worth waiting until a sale date to pick up clothes for the best prices. The 25% off sale is on women’s, men’s, and children’s clothing, as well as baby and school stuff.
You will need to have a Tesco Clubcard to activate the discount at the till.
What does FF stand for in Tesco clothing?
F&F stands for Florence and Fred.
It has become the Tesco brand for its clothing. And is a rival to Asda’s George (where, coincidentally, you can also get 25% off George clothing) and Sainsbury’s TU range (again, there is a Sainsbury’s TU 25% off sale).
Tesco also offers the Fred & Flo range, which is a range for your baby.
Tesco created its own brands, which are generally cheaper than other known brands.
Take a look at the list of Tesco brand products so you can shop cheaper for the same stuff.
Does Tesco have 50 off clothing?
As well as an epic 25% off sale, Tesco also runs 50% off clothing sales.
This is a huge discount and a great time to stock up on bargain-priced clothing!
Is Tesco clothing online closing?
At one point, you could shop online with Tesco Direct and pick up clothing, toys, household goods and even electronics and tech.
Tesco Direct closed in July 2018, and you could no longer buy clothes online or any non-food merchandise.
Previous Tesco 25% sale dates
25% off all adult clothing
The sale runs from Tuesday, 10 September, until Sunday, 15 September 2024.
25% off adult jeans
The sale ran from Tuesday, 27 August, until Sunday, 8 September 2024.
25% off swimwear – Wednesday, 19 June until Wednesday, 26 June 2024.
25% off women’s clothing
Tesco is running a sale to get 25% off all women’s clothing.
It will run from Tuesday, 11 June until Sunday, 16 June 2024.
The 25% off sale will run at the majority of their larger stores, but does exclude nightwear, underwear, socks, hosiery, footwear and accessories.
You must scan your Clubcard to get the discount.
25% off men’s clothing
Tesco is running a sale to get 25% off all men’s clothing, including nightwear, underwear and socks.
It will run from Thursday, 6 June until Sunday, 16 June 2024.
The 25% off sale will run at the majority of their larger stores, but does exclude footwear and accessories
You must scan your Clubcard to get the discount.
25% off all clothing sale
Tesco’s all clothing sale will run from Thursday, 23 May until Wednesday, 29 May 2024.
The 25% off sale will run at the majority of their larger stores, although it’s selected lines.
25% off swimwear
Tesco is running a sale in store for 25% off across the F&F swimwear range for women, men and kids.
The sale is running from 14 May until 22 May 2024.
You must scan your Clubcard at checkout to get the discount.
The sale currently running in store is for 25% off baby and kid’s clothing plus fancy dress
You can save 25% on baby, kid’s clothing and fancy dress in store when you use your Clubcard.
You can also get the discount on nightwear, underwear and socks, but not accessories.
The offer is running until 18 February 2024.
The sale currently running in store is for adult nightwear
You can save 25% on women’s and men’s nightwear and slippers with Clubcard. The offer is running from 5 February 2024 until 14 February 2024.
The last sale for all clothing ran until 28 January 2024.
Here are previous Tesco 25 sale dates:
2023
13/11/23–20/11/23
26/10/23– 29/10/23
28/09/23–04/10/23
11/09/23–17/09/23
29/06/23–02/07/23
25/05/23–31/05/23
Thursday 16 February – Sunday 19 February 2023
2022
Monday 26 December 2022 – Monday 2 January 2023
Thursday 8 December – Sunday 11 December 2022
Monday 14th November – Sunday 20th November 2022
Thursday 27 October – 30 October 2022
Thursday 22 September 2022 – Sunday 2 October 2022
Thursday 10 March 2022 – Sunday 13 March 2022.
2021
18 – 22 November 2021
24 – 26 September 2021
2020
9 – 15 December 2020
13 – 22 November 2020
24 -27 September 2020
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Jon says
Sadly, despite the plethora of 25% off signs that literally flood menswear from socks to Pyjamas Tesco does not include slippers.
When I checked my receipt I was disappointed to find this so I went to Customer Service and explained I had not been given the 25% discount.
The member of staff was really argumentative, she jumped on me before I could finish my sentence saying “NOT ON SHOES”
I tried to continue “off menswear it says”
“No it’s not off shoes. do you want a refund”
I replied “indeed”
I said that there were signs everywhere and she said “yes they do that”
she then paused and said “it’s on selected items”
(Actually the signs do not say on selected items, I think they say “menwear” )
So I said “well if they do that they create an expectation, maybe I need to report this to Trading Standards”
She argumentively said
“We’re not breaching trading standards it says selected items”
I responded
“OK I will have to report it to trading standards, if you put signs near products saying 25% off you give customers an expectation.
She replied
“I do not need you speaking to me like that”
I should explain that I am disabled, I speak very quietly as my lungs were damaged in the pandemic and I am quite frail, I was dressed smartly and remained totally calm throughout.
I responded
“I am sorry would you like to explain to me like what? ”
She replied
“Right! Have you got your Clubcard”
I replied
“Yes I have got my clubcard” and swiped it accordingly
I repeated
“sorry, would you like to explain to me what is wrong with the way I am speaking”
She said
“Your tone is a bit aggressive”
I said
“My tones aggressive, have I raised my voice”
She replied
“You don’t have to raise your voice to be aggressive”
If this is how Tesco trains it’s staff, to jump on customers from the moment they speak and to argue with them then they might as well give up trading.
It does not matter what the issue is, the moment you argue with a customer you lose a customer.
I am sure that Tesco won’t miss this skint dad, but they really need to understand that the conduct of their staff is a key differentiator in these days of the same products appearing in all the supermarkets.
If she had said something like
“oh I am sorry Sir, slippers are not included in this sale but they will be in another sale later this year”
that would have been the end of it, I would have been a little disappointed but I would have accepted it.
I will report it to Trading Standards but I suspect that Tesco know that Britain is Broken, Trading Standards is now operated by the CAB and all they do is copy and paste Google listings.
It seems to me we need a consumer driven Trading Standards, CMA, OFGEM, OFWAT and OFCOM, maybe if one of the prospective Prime Ministers were to say that they might win the Election.