Shoppers go wild as Paperchase is BACK on the shelves – there’s loads of cute Christmas bits and prices start at £2.50
SHOPPERS go wild as they spot Paperchase items back on shelves.
So if you were gutted at the closure of Paperchase stores, fear not.
You’ll now be able to find the Paperchase Christmas range in your local Tesco – so if you need some new decorations or haven’t got any cards or gift wrap saved from last year, you’ll need to run.
Christmas Finds UK took to social media to alert shoppers to the new Paperchase collection – and shoppers are scrambling to get their hands on the fabulous finds.
Posting on Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, a private Facebook group with a staggering 2.3 million members, the social media account shared pictures of the new-in items and wrote: “NEW Christmas Paperchase Range at Tesco.”
Say goodbye to the standard Christmas colours of red, gold and green with this bright range.
The new Paperchase buys are sure to leave your family members and guests stunned this festive season, as there’s a large selection of bright pink, green and yellow items available.
There’s all things from decorations to gift wrap, Christmas trees to Christmas cards – and don’t worry, there’s nutcrackers too.
There’s Christmas tree decorations, with prices starting from £4 each, gift wrap sets from £2.50, stunning gift bags and eye-catching wreaths.
Christmas cards start at £3 a pack and the Christmas crackers start from £7 a pack.
For those looking to go a bit alternative with their decorations, there’s felt banners and paper confetti.
The colourful nutcrackers are £8 and a set of three mini nutcrackers are also £8.
If that wasn’t enough, there’s mini multi-colored Christmas trees for £6 and rolls of wrapping paper for £3.
The post was shared just a few days ago, but it has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly amassed 386 likes and 291 comments.
Social media users were open-mouthed at the vibrant collection and were eager to express this in the comments.
One person said: “Oh love love love.”
Another added: “Oh my god. I know where me and the boys are going after football.”
A third commented: “Definitely loving the neon.”
Whilst someone else chimed in: “Way waaaaaay better than sad beige Christmas! The best bit of Christmas as a kid was bright tacky foil decorations so this is just the adult brighter equivalent.”
However, at the same time, not everyone was as keen on the colourful collection.
Many explained that they thought the neon colours weren’t Christmassy, whilst others weren’t impressed at the prices.
One user penned: “Why has Christmas now turned into neon raving colours please.”
A second chimed in: “Yuk don’t like them.”
Someone else claimed: “A bit expensive.”
Whilst another wrote: “This is not Christmas….absolutely ridiculous.”
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