Sales!

Last activity 02 February 2013 by Ikinoki

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CarolineInceMember04 January 2013 09:58:23

Hello All, I am not noticing any January sales in Budapest, does anyone know if there are any official 'sales' times in Hungary like in the UK? Thanks.

fidobsaSerial expat04 January 2013 10:17:10

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Tesco and Interspar seem to have a lot of reductions at the moment and things like chocolates bought in for Christmas are being sold off cheap.

GirlieActive member04 January 2013 11:34:10

Are you interested in some Ikea one year old furniture? we have some for sale.

CarolineInceMember04 January 2013 14:02:35

Hi, thanks but I am not after furniture. I was more just wondering if there are any times of the year that is best for a bargain. Especially clothes.

MatthiasdgActive member11 January 2013 19:15:05

sales are sort of all year round it seems to me, not specifically in January and July (although they do advertise it a lot more then and it is the official periods, the sales don't seem to be too much better; just a bigger crowd to move through).
In my experience it's just finding the right place for you to shop at and then check out their sales section every now and then when you pass it.

If you want bargain clothes it might be good to check out premier outlet center in Törökbálint. http://premieroutlets.hu/

GirlieActive member12 January 2013 14:17:39

Don't waste your time going to Torokbalint, that one is a joke is not really an outlet.Have old type clothes for sale, really rubbish stuff.It is nothing like UK.

People here go to Vienna to buy their clothes.

With time you will find out that you need to outsource your needs(clothes, food, electronics) outside Hungary.

FridaHActive member12 January 2013 14:43:02

Hi!

I love bargain hunting I have been to Parndorfs outlet in Austria several times, there should be sale there right now, can highly recommend it!! If you like designer clothes to bargain prices

I think the winter sale in Hungary is right now, every clothes store and even IKEA have big sales atm.

IkinokiNew member02 February 2013 11:45:44

Or buy stuff from distributors...
But we still buy from German distributors - it's cheaper

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