I worked at Next – the secret Boxing Day sale codes and refund rules change you need to know
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FORMER Next worker Natalie Brookson has spilled sale secrets from the fashion and homeware chain. Natalie, 36, from South Wales, worked at Next during its legendary sales. The retail chains is legendary for its sales offering up to 70% off some items. Eager shoppers queue from long before the store opens to get a prized position near the front so they can be one of the first into store.
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But knowing Natalie’s savvy tips will help you to ensure that you really are getting a good deal and you’re not getting out of bed unnecessarily early. In the lead up to the Boxing Day sale, stock can start being brought out in large quantities and are put all together on rails that run along the wall.
Staff also start to code up the tickets on clothes in preparation. Natalie revealed: “If you’ve been shopping in store in the weeks leading up to Christmas and have seen a code that’s been hand written on to the swing ticket.". "That’s your indication that it’s going into the sale. The letter is for staff but the number is the price that’s it’s going down to.".
When it comes to clothes, you may think that everything on the shop floor is going into the sale but that’s not strictly true. A lot of the current stock that you’ll have seen when browsing, gets moved back into the store room to make way for the sale items.
