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NEXT loves a sale, and its festive one is on right NOW!

Every quarter the shop discounts its seasonal stock and offers the chance to pick up a bargain for early risers.

Getty Images The Next sale starts on Boxing Day in store - but shoppers keen to pick up a bargain can find out what's going in

This year is no different as Next opened its doors to customers during the small hours of Boxing Day.

However, this year the online sale kicked off at 3pm on Christmas Eve, giving eager shoppers a chance to pick up bargains ahead of time.

Womenswear, menswear, homeware and kids are all expected to be part of the deal.

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What time does the Next winter sale start?

Next started its sale online on Christmas Eve at 3pm.

Their stores opened at 6am on Boxing Day for early risers.

If you're looking for earlier bargains from the retailer, Next has a clearance section on its site.

So, what's on sale?

Next has yet to reveal specific items that will be discounted during its sale, but there is a sneaky way to tell in-store if an item is going to be in it.

Items are usually marked by staff in the days before the sale starts - this handwritten scribble is the key to spotting what the discount will be.

The codes are written in pencil on the price tag - such as, B14, G4, OB9 and P7. Ignore the letters as the number usually relates to the price the items going down to.

Then you're just left with a number - that's generally the sale price of the item.

For online deals, keep an eye on the Next homepage - especially at 3pm on December 24.

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How much will my Next delivery cost?

Next offer next day delivery to your home for just £3.99 - if you order by midnight.

However, the last day for next day delivery to home before Christmas is December 19.

If you order a product on December 20 you can still get it delivered to store the next day, which is free.

If you need an exact time slot you can pick the hour that works best for you at a cost of £5.99.

You can also pay £20 for unlimited deliveries for the year.


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Once you’ve opened the presents and devoured the Christmas dinner the Next sale will rise to the top of your festive agenda.

For some, queuing outside Next stores on the early hours of Boxing Day has become a major tradition.

This year the high street clothing and homewear is promising some huge bargains. There are heavy cuts and price drops expected.

When will it start?

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Next don’t often reveal the start times for the sales until the last minute but from experience they tend to begin at around 5am at many stores.

Even at that time you can expect lots of people looking to find the best offers - with queues often building from the early hours.

Shoppers will be delighted to know the Boxing Day opening time for Princes Quay’s Next Outlet store has been confirmed.

The Next Outlet shop will be open from 8am on Boxing Day with clothing and homewear available for up to 75 per cent off the original price.

Ray Cliff, head of centre management at Princes Quay, said: “The Boxing Day sales are an annual highlight of the festive season for many of our visitors and they’re expected to be bigger than ever this year with the development of our new outlet level.

We’ve got everything you’d want to spend your Christmas money on, at a fraction of the usual retail price.”

If you really can’t wait

This year, the retailer will be starting its Boxing Day sale online from 3pm on Christmas Eve.

For more information about your local store’s opening times on Boxing Day you can visit Next store locator.


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Shoppers started queuing at 1.25am today for the start of the Next sale at the Highcross shopping centre in Leicester.

Hundreds of people got up early to take advantage of reductions of more than 50 per cent at some stores.

Of the 100 stores in the Highcross centre, Next traditionally opens first on Boxing Day (6am) and this morning people were queuing along Causeway Lane and East Bond Street.

Kinnaree Surati, 21, of Rushey Mead, Leicester, who joined the queue at 5am, said: "It was very cold and pretty busy but everyone's friendly and just waits quietly for the doors to open.

"I come every year and I'd say it wasn't as busy as I've known it other years.

"The Next sale is really good this year, though."

Jo Tallack, general manager at the Highcross, said: “The annual Boxing Day sales are marked as an important date in the diary for shoppers and it has continued to do so for residents in Leicester.

"Highcross saw bargain-hunters queuing from 1.25am, as retailers like Next are offering excellent discounts this year.

"There were over 500 people eagerly in line awaiting the opening of the ever-popular Next sale this morning.

"Many people will use Boxing Day as an opportunity to treat themselves, as well as spending time with family and friends."


The chaos of the Boxing Day sales is here.

Stores will be open from as early as 6am in Birmingham and if last year is anything to by then it's going to get busy.

Some shops, such as John Lewis, are choosing to remain closed today but there are lots open - including the infamous Next sale.

We've got the details of the best deals here as well some tips to get through the ordeal in one piece.

Early scenes have shown over 1000 people estimated queuing outside Next.

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