60,000 two piece suits available, for £15 each, at Asda from Weds 16 Jan - Go quick!

armybike

we_are_always_skint wrote: »

so what time will this be starting for the 24 hour stores does anyone know as we have work all day wed so i was thinking of going in the small hours of wed morning

Apparently (well according to my Mum, who read in in the paper!?!), starts at 7am on Wednesday and runs until close of business on Sunday.

Army.

armybike

The opening gambit of from an article in The Metro regarding these suits make me chuckle -

Metro - It's the £15 designer suit

"You will probably end up walking around with your hair standing on end and sending showers of sparks over everything you touch. But at least the price tag won't come as a shock. Asda has proudly unveiled its latest fashion coup – a designer suit for just £15."

:rotfl:

scotsbob

100% Polyester??? Better not wear it anywhere warm.

lynnexxxo

60,000 suits for £15 - great price but not sure I'd fit them all in my car - and certain don't have the wardrobe space

lynnexxxo

sorry for hijacking your thread for my own cheap laughs. Great price!

Nail_Lad

lynnexxxo wrote: »

sorry for hijacking your thread for my own cheap laughs. Great price!

I thought it was funny.:beer:

123xyz

Me too .....!

ler01kjh

A suit for £15. Anyone ever wondered about getting what you pay for. "Cheap" is not the only thing important in this world.

And you can buy a chicken for £2 in Asda too - GREAT! - lets not think about that dreaded word of 'quality'.!

richard.cox13

If you are going to Asda be careful where you park. You thought it was safe to park at the supermarket, you thought wrong. Asda are going to 'fine' drivers who park in the wrong place. If they get away with it you can bet your boots the others will follow this new 'Gravy Train'. You have been warned - try somewhere else!

lofielectronic

ler01kjh wrote: »

A suit for £15. Anyone ever wondered about getting what you pay for. "Cheap" is not the only thing important in this world.

And you can buy a chicken for £2 in Asda too - GREAT! - lets not think about that dreaded word of 'quality'.!

Very True...


"At ASDA we are determined to ensure that fabric used by George suppliers comes from ethical and traceable sources.

However we make no bones about the fact that the international supply chain for cotton is extremely complicated. Full traceability of where raw cotton (used in yarn, cotton fabrics or garments) originates from is very difficult to achieve.

So at this time we do not believe a boycott of cotton from Uzbekistan is achievable, but more importantly we are not convinced it will improve the lives of those who work in the industry.
We will continue to work with the Government and our suppliers to discuss what further pressure we can apply to bring about an improvement in the conditions of people working in the cotton industry in Uzbekistan."