Zara and Mango are postponing their summer sales: this is the new date
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Friday, June 21, 2024, 9:06 p.m.
He summer The season has already arrived, which usually comes accompanied by good and better weather. sales. But for now it’s neither, at least in some parts of the country, such as Asturias, where Friday was cloudy. When it comes to discounting, while some brands have already started cutting back on their clothing, others e.g. Inditex, they haven’t done it yet. Although it was said that summer sales 2024 in stores such as Zara or Mango They were going to launch on June 20th, the truth is you’ll still have to wait a few more days to get the real deals.
Thus, those who entered the last hours in Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius or Oysho You will notice that at best there will be a section dedicated to promotions on individual clothing items.
Sales will begin at Mango and in Inditex stores such as Zara 27th of Juneso you’ll still have to wait a few days to get the best deals.
More expenses
The Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) is forecasting a “significant” increase in consumption during the sales period, given that it believes many families will take advantage of summer discounts to prepare to buy clothes and shoes, as reported this Friday. in a press release.
“Although clothing and footwear prices have risen barely 0.8% over the past 12 months, the consumer price index has risen much more. In particular, since May last year – 3.6%, which alarmingly burdens the solvency of households,” noted the OCU, from which it follows that “72% of families live from day to day, that is, without the possibility of savings.”
In this context, he warned that this is a “difficulty” that affects all areas, including the purchase of clothing, which the OCU considers “an expense that is difficult for 40% of households to cope with.”
The organization offered five top tips for the shopping season: make lists of what you need, check to see if the old price is displayed next to the reduced price, ask if there are special conditions, prioritize businesses that adhere to the consumer arbitrage system and always keep your purchase receipt. .