Day to Day Promotion Leaflet This Week

Day to Day Promotion Leaflet This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Day to Day does not publish a fixed release day that we could verify, and the editions listed on AdsSOS show several overlapping cycles rather than one. In the week of 15 to 21 October 2026 the chain had a six-page "below 5" sheet, an eight-page "Lifestyle Essential Deals" sheet valid 17 to 23 October, and a four-page general offers sheet valid 21 to 25 October. Branch-specific editions also appear: Al Qasimia in Sharjah had eight pages of "Super Deals" valid 11 to 18 October, and Abu Shagara in Sharjah had a four-page "Below AED 10" sheet valid 11 to 15 October. Check the dates and the branch named on each sheet.

For wider comparisons, see hypermarkets in the UAE or the United Arab Emirates promotion leaflets list.

How to save: loyalty card and app

A June 2023 Gulf News feature on the chain mentions no formal loyalty scheme, and describes the offer model as combo packs and seasonal promotions. In that article an Eid campaign ran in Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman from 24 June to 1 July 2023, where customers spending at least AED 50 could enter a draw for a car, with the Ajman branch excluded. That is a past example, not a standing programme. We found no verified current rewards card on the pages we opened, so we do not describe one.

Day to Day also sells online. Zawya's report on the chain's first Abu Dhabi opening says orders can be placed at daytoday.ae with delivery across the UAE. Our feed lists a different domain for the brand, daytodayuae.com, which we could not verify, so use the address in the press report if you are looking for the store.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We found no published price-match promise or coupon scheme, and the brand's own website did not expose a returns page to our tools. UAE consumer guidance is the fallback: shops should display their return policy, defective goods can be returned, and change-of-mind returns depend on the shop's own policy. This is particularly relevant at Day to Day because its ranges include clothing, footwear, bags, electronics and kitchenware, according to Gulf News; ask the cashier what the exchange terms are before buying such items.

Prices displayed to UAE consumers must include value added tax, according to the Federal Tax Authority, so a "below AED 10" label should refer to the tax-inclusive price.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

We could not verify standard opening hours; directory listings disagreed with one another, so we quote none. The 2026 Ramadan guide from Gulf Business said supermarkets worked as usual while malls stayed open later in the evening. Call the branch before a late trip. The UAE does not impose one weekend on private retailers; employers choose their own.

Because Day to Day leaflets are organised by price ceilings rather than by food category, they work well as a basket-builder for household goods; for fresh and grocery staples compare with Nesto weekly offers and Mark and Save promotions this week. The chain publishes no clearance calendar that we could verify.

About Day to Day in the UAE

Gulf News dates the chain's first branch to 1998 and lists branches in Dubai at Al Karama, Deira, Burjuman, Al Barsha and Al Nahda, in Sharjah at Al Qasimia, Al Nahda and Abu Shagara, and in Ajman on Al Nuaimi Street, as of June 2023. Its products include household items, food, clothing for men, women and children, bags, footwear, accessories, cosmetics, electronics, kitchenware, toiletries, toys and stationery. Zawya reported the chain's first Abu Dhabi branch at Al Ghaith Tower near Hamdan Street, on three levels, described as its largest to date. The articles we read did not name a parent company.

The AdsSOS category places it under hypermarkets because Zawya calls it a hypermarket, but the range is closer to a discount department store with a food hall. For a grocery-led comparison, try Al Safeer Hypermarket offers.