Shoppers are delighted Tesco’s 25% off sale has started in their clothes department – but there’s only a few days left

IT might be Mother's Day this weekend, but there's another reason the checkouts are going to be busy in Tesco.

In addition to men racing to pick up chocolates, flowers and gift sets for their other halves, fashion fans will be hitting their local supermarket to take advantage of the highly-anticipated 25% off sale.

The F&F clothing department in Tesco, Long Eaton, took to TikTok to share a video confirming that the sale is currently running in the store – and will be on until this Sunday, 30th March.

And while the discounts are only applicable if you have a Tesco Clubcard, obtaining one is free of charge.

“RUN TO TESCO,” they captioned the TikTok.

“25% off with a Clubcard 27/03/25 to 30/03/25.”

The video also showed some of the most sought after fashion pieces currently in Tesco, including some wide-legged turn up jeans.

There's also a gorgeous striped set, consisting of some trousers and a matching waistcoat-style top, with ties on the front.

The ensemble has recently gone viral on social media, with style stars insisting it would look great as a holiday outfit, or worn on a warm day inthe office.

The tie top also comes in a plain cream, while co-ords seem to be a popular choice at the moment, as there's a long-sleeved white top and matching trousers, in a waffle-type fabric.

And for anyone keen to keep the leopard-print trend going into summer, there's a gorgeous quilted jacket that's perfect for keeping warm on a cooler day.

“The time has come,” they wrote over the top of the video.

In the comments section of the TikTok, shoppers insisted they were going to plan a trip to the store imminently.

Although others were quick to bemoan the fact that the sale comes to an end before they're paid for the month.

“Why before payday mannnnn?!” one sighed.

And some fashionistas are remaining hopeful that recent rumours that Tesco are planning to relaunch their F&F offerings online will end up being true – after six years of not being able to order the clothes via the Internet.

Speculation has been swirling on social media since last September, when Drapers reported that the supermarket is gearing up for a digital relaunch of their non-food website.