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Halloween costumes
kerrydrobertson
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Does anyone know roughly when these get discounted in the shops?
My son wants one from sainsburys thats £8 but i dont really want to pay that for him to wear it for a couple hours!
Thanks :-)
My son wants one from sainsburys thats £8 but i dont really want to pay that for him to wear it for a couple hours!
Thanks :-)
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kerrydrobertson wrote: »Does anyone know roughly when these get discounted in the shops?
My son wants one from sainsburys thats £8 but i dont really want to pay that for him to wear it for a couple hours!
Thanks :-)This is a do-it-yourself test for paranoia: you know you've got it when you can't think of anything that's your fault.Robert M. Hutchins0 -
We just got a couple in Woolies for buy one, get one half price. Know what you mean about how little use they get - my tactic is to buy them big enough to last a couple of years.0
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I bought a wizard costume for my wee boy out of Sainsbury's last year and it was either the day of Halloween or the day before. They'd discounted some of the outfits and I ended up getting it for less than 2 quid. I'd go in the week before Halloween and see , all depends if the outfit your son wants sells out quick I suppose but you might be lucky - I was last year.kerrydrobertson wrote: »Does anyone know roughly when these get discounted in the shops?
My son wants one from sainsburys thats £8 but i dont really want to pay that for him to wear it for a couple hours!
Thanks :-)
Or you could make your own costume for him - I've made ones before for nursery parties. We all had home made ones in the 70s! Few boxes/lids/bit of tin foil and some paint - then you have a robot - my son loved it.0 -
Poundland have a good assortment of masks,cloaks,decorations for Hallowe'en, all at their usual price.Member of the first Mortgage Free in 3 challenge, no.19
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matalan had but one get one half price?
and as pp said poundland have some fab bits.0 -
Homebargains.0
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yup homebargains have some lovely ones! £3.99
HTH0 -
sainsburys reduced theirs on the day of hallowe'en but then I suppose there's a risk they may have sold out of the costume you want. I buy big enough to last a couple of years, and buy them cheaply after hallowe'en is over to put away for next year. sainsburys here reduced their £8 costumes down to £2 the week after hallowe'en, to make space for christmas stock.52% tight0
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This site has some reduced, dracula for £4.99 (free postage), and other ons, some are dearer in the £8-9 bracket, but some cheap witches etc
http://www.thingimijigs.co.uk/products/childrens-fancy-dress-costumes/dracula-toddler-fancy-dress-costume-age-product.html0 -
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