Parents race to Claire’s as much loved five for £10 deal returns to stores – and they sweep up £30 buys for £2
IT’S never been a shop known for its low prices.
But there’s one time of the year that Claire’s customers wait for, and race to their nearest shop to take advantage of.
And that’s when the jewellery and accessories shop drops its 5 for £10 deal.
Chuffed parents took to Facebook in droves to boast about the bits they’d snapped up.
“Sale going 5 for £10 in Claire’s, and sale hair and jewellery 10 for £10,” one person wrote.
They also shared snaps inside the store, with tables of plastic trays – all filled to the brim with bargain bits in the money-saving deal.
At the same time, there were also hair and jewellery items being sold for £10 which shoppers could take advantage of.
People were quick to comment on the Facebook post, with one writing: “It’s back!” and tagging a mate.
“This would have made our teen selves so happy!” someone else laughed.
“Does anyone know if it is going to be online?” a third questioned.
To which the answer was a resounding no.
“What do the green stickers mean?” another person asked.
With someone else answering: “(Green is) 50% off and red stickers are 75% off”.
The mum wasn’t the only parent hitting her local Claire’s though, with Lauren also trying her luck.
She then took to the same Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook to share her buys – which included not one but two Squishmallows.
There was also another cuddly toy, a cute notebook, a Disney princess water bottle, some Pokemon socks, a unicorn stationery set and a dressing up kit.
Lauren’s haul concluded with a cute little bunny zip-up bag.
“Are the squishies included in the deal??” one person asked in the comments on Lauren’s post.
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To which she replied: “Yeah they were £30 originally but in the deal so worked out at £2.
“They had loads of different kinds of Squishmallows!”
And while others used the comments section to plan their trip to Claire’s with friends, another person had a word of warning to share.
“I work for Claire’s,” they wrote.
“It’s only on for 3 days, and will end Wednesday night.”