MILLIONS of trick-or-treaters have already found their outfits which means only one thing – Halloween is just a few weeks away.
As the spooky season approaches, many are looking to spruce up their homes with Halloween-themed décor, whether that’s adorable pumpkins or fake spiderwebs.
The popular retailer has launched a brand new Halloween range – and shoppers are loving it[/caption]
With prices starting from a mere 99p, this collection is really not one to sleep on[/caption]
If you’re yet to deck your living room or patio, best plan a trip to the local Home Bargains, as fans have been raving over their new additions.
According to cash-savvy Brits, the popular retailer has launched a brand new collection of Halloween goodies – and prices start from just 99p.
One customer, Michelle Paisley, was so chuffed with her finds, she took to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook to inform others about the deals.
Amongst the bits she’d picked up whilst strolling around the store included skeleton tombstones for under a quid, at a mere 99p, as well as Jack Skellington cups for £2.49.
The Halloween range also included Jack Skellngton hanging decoration for a purse-friendly £1.49 and cauldron wax burner with wax star melt, priced at £1.99.
Michelle went on in the post, proudly showing off the monster haul in her trolley: ”Door cover, table cloth, decorative tapes, paper chain, banner, foil decorations and window clings between 99p – £1.99.”
The window stickers boasted a ”Trick or Treat” design for the little ones, while the door cover had a ”Happy Halloween” sign with several scary pumpkins.
However, it was the Jack Skellington range that got everyone wild, as dozens flocked to comments to tag their pals and family.
One couldn’t believe their eyes, as they told their friend: ”The Jack cup!!”
”Road trip when you’re home,” someone else chuckled.
Someone else had already got their hands on the goodies and showed off how they’d decorated their home on the cheap.
”The door covers make really good window covers.”
”Oooh I want that cup will have to take myself to home bargains,” a fourth chimed in.
5 things you didn’t know about Home Bargains
- Home Bargains was founded by Tom Morris
- It’s official name is TJ Morris Ltd but trades as Home Bargains
- The first store was opened in Liverpool in 1976
- Around 30% of the stores range comprises clearance lines
- There are 575 stores nationwide
A disappointed shopper revealed they had had no luck finding the Halloween bits.
”Hucknall one had next to nothing when I went in. Need to try a larger one.”
The store also recently sent parents into a frenzy with their shoes for kids selling for just £3.
Savvy shoppers were clearing the shelves of the retailer to buy pairs of the footwear for their tots after spotting the bargain deal.
According to money-smart parents, the very same clog slippers with faux fur lining go for £10 online – so it really is a no-brainer.
