SHOPPERS have slammed a bargain retail giant after spotting Christmas decor on shelves four months early.
Many have claimed it is “ridiculous” and an “absolute joke” to see the festive decorations so early in the year.
The retailler has shown off its new Christmas collection[/caption]
Shoppers have been left furious after spotting the festive decor on shelves[/caption]
Shoppers said it was ‘spoiling the magic’ selling decor this early[/caption]
Despite this August being sunnier and warmer for Scots than normal, The Range is already preparing for the winter months.
And shoppers were left fuming when the retailer showed off its range of Christmas buys that are now up for grabs.
The Range took to social media to share its brand new collection of festive decor, which is already stocked on shelves.
In one Facebook post, the shop showed a number of festive cushions and teddies, including cuddly Christmas puddings, gingerbread men, candy canes, and snowy trains and villages.
There was also a huge collection of different Christmas bedding sets, each with its own theme, and large Santa toys.
Fan favourite festive candles were also on display, as well as diffusers with classic Christmas smells such as gingerbread and cranberries.
Our Christmas candles have officially landed. Because it’s never too early for a little festive magic
The Range
Other pieces of decor for the home were up for grabs, like little gingerbread house ornaments, green glass trees and gold lanterns.
The Range captioned one post: “They’re here… and yes, it’s still summer.
“Our Christmas candles have officially landed. Because it’s never too early for a little festive magic.”
And another post on Facebook read: “Not to sleigh the surprise… but since you asked for MORE, here’s a little festive teaser.
“Too early? Snow way! Our full Christmas collection is coming soon – stay tuned!”
But the posts led to an outcry from shoppers who said it “spoils the magic” by being in shops so early – especially when the summer is still considered to be in full swing.
Many flocked to the comments to blast the shop for selling Christmas decor before the official start of autumn.
One person said: “Have a day off, it’s bloody August!”
Another added: “Spoils the magic of it. It’s ridiculous”.
Someone else wrote: “Absolute joke…”
While a fourth shared: “Ridiculous, it’s not even Halloween”.
And a fifth chimed in: “I love Christmas, but this is far too early”.
How to save money at The Range
THE Range shoppers can save extra cash by using these tips…
Shop, within a shop – In some The Range stores there’s a ‘secret’ shop within a shop.
You can purchase Iceland products in over 85 of the retailer’s branches.
The budget grocery items are a must for plenty of shoppers with hungry mouths to feed back at home.
Shop the sale – Even some of the biggest ticket items are slashed in price if you know when to shop.
A good tip for online shoppers is to use the “offers” tab on The Range website.
It’s where you’ll find deals like this and all the best bargains are saved in one place so you can browse hundreds of products that have been reduced.
It’s also where you’ll find the “Mega Drop”.
Use Facebook – You can use Facebook to your advantage before you head out to shop at The Range.
Like-minded bargain hunters flock to the social media platform to post all about their latest finds and how they managed to score the best prices.
Others, however, seem delighted to get into the Christmas spirit before summer’s over.
A user posted: “Woop woop, skip Halloween and just have Christmas”.
A second commented: “Can’t wait to see the full range of Christmas stock out in shops”.
And a shopper agreed: “Please hurry, I keep popping in to check”.
While a fourth cheered: “Sooooooooo excited, I love Christmas”.
Someone else added: “YASSSSSS, IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS!”
Candles, diffusers and glass trees are up for grabs[/caption]
There is also a range of different bedding sets[/caption]
Christmas gift sets are also already on shelves[/caption]
The Range showed off its new Christmas home decor on social media[/caption]