Fantastic schoolwear offer

trishamop

GEORGE in asda, has a great 3for £9 on selected scool wear, i've just brought 3double packs of trousers (should be £7 each) for £9, there is also shirts, blouses, skirts and sweatshirts available, think it only goes up to age 9-10, get them early and save loads

hels123_2

Is this instore? I cant see it online!

trishamop

hels123 wrote: »

Is this instore? I cant see it online!

i brought it instore, don't know if it will be online or not, sure it will be at some stage

inneedofmoney

http://direct.asda.com/george/early-bird-offers/01006,default,sc.html

lalamb

I just tried putting through 3 pairs of trousers from the link provided above and clicking on the 3 for £9 but it isn't going through at £9, it's going through full price £24

bajandjm

It's not working for me either.

l.culleton

George schoolwear are rubbish, you are better spending the extra and going to Next. They last longer and look nicer

lalamb

l.culleton wrote: »

George schoolwear are rubbish, you are better spending the extra and going to Next. They last longer and look nicer

I disagree with this 100%

Both my sons 9 and 8 and my daughter 16 have worn Asda for a number of years. My 8 year old son is football mad, not only that but he loves to slide along the grass on his knees when he scores a goal. I have never had a rip or tear in his trousers. I used to buy uniform from John Lewis(quite a long time ago now) but the uniforms in Asda/Tesco are of really good quality now.

Each to their own, if you want to spend that bit extra then that's your prerogative. I know I can kit my children out in Asda or Tesco and their uniforms will last!

celebrate

don't their clothes have a 100 day money back guarantee?

lalamb

celebrate wrote: »

don't their clothes have a 100 day money back guarantee?

If I remember correctly I think they do. Even more reason to buy from them.

eklynne

lalamb wrote: »

I disagree with this 100%

Both my sons 9 and 8 and my daughter 16 have worn Asda for a number of years. My 8 year old son is football mad, not only that but he loves to slide along the grass on his knees when he scores a goal. I have never had a rip or tear in his trousers. I used to buy uniform from John Lewis(quite a long time ago now) but the uniforms in Asda/Tesco are of really good quality now.

Agreed! My soon to be 16 yo dd has worn Asda uniform her whole school life and it's always been great, especially the school blouses with the capped sleeves. They wash beautifully and at only £3 each, I can afford 5 per term which cuts down on washing. Also, Asda school uniform has the 100 day guarantee, so if it does let you down within that time frame, you can get a free replacement. If this £9 deal is workig, it's an absolute steal. Must tell my sis in law, my niece starts school in August. Thanks OP.