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As school goes back and everyone settles back into work, Christmas will be the furthest thing from most Brits’ minds.
However, starting your Christmas shopping now will not only save you stress when the silly season rolls around again but also save some significant cash.
The January sales are quietly coming to an end as stock dwindles, but there are still plenty of deals on Christmas decorations, lights, tablewear crackers and more to snap up.
John Lewis has up to 70 per cent off Christmas decorations, as well as 50 per cent off festive tablewear and cooking and baking buys.
Peppered throughout Anthropologie’s homeware sale is an array of stylish ornaments, home fragrances, and decor for a fraction of the price – and shoppers can currently get an extra 20 per cent off at the checkout.
Decent Christmas crackers containing goodies people will actually enjoy can be hard to come by, but Sockshop has you covered with its giftbox featuring six bonbons, each with a pair of festive-patterned bamboo socks for just £9.99.
Pottery Barn UK is clearing out all its 2025 Christmas decor with timelessly chic pieces for less.
If after lugging your tree down to the collection point and littering your living room with pine needles in the process is something you’d rather avoid, get one you can use again and again at Argos, where trees have been marked down by up to 50 per cent.
Starting your Christmas shopping now will not only save you stress when the silly season rolls around again but also save some significant cash.
Retailers like The Range, Habitat, and B&Q are offering discounts on string lights, while H&M’s home sale features plenty of affordable Christmas buys.
It’s also now a good time to stock up on Christmas cards with packs and bundles on clearance.
Below we’ve rounded up some of the best Christmas buys to add to your cart now and go into this year’s festive season feeling relaxed and prepared.
