Next Leaflet This Week

Next Leaflet This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Next is a clothing, footwear and home retailer, and it does not publish a weekly grocery-style leaflet that we could find. We also could not open an official statement about a release day. What AdsSOS holds is a five-page Next catalogue valid from 19 October 2026 to 22 November 2026, a window of just over five weeks. Check the dates on the Next Leaflet this week page, because the validity of each edition differs, and treat any booklet as a guide to ranges and campaigns rather than a promise that every item is available in every branch.

Next has a long catalogue tradition. According to the encyclopaedia entry, it acquired the Grattan catalogue company in 1987 and then introduced the Next Directory, with the first issue in spring 1988; the Directory is now a home shopping catalogue and website. For other clothing chains, see the Marks & Spencer leaflet this week and the Primark leaflet this week, both in the UK department stores hub, or browse the United Kingdom leaflet hub.

How to save: loyalty card and app

We could not find a published Next loyalty card or points scheme in the sources we opened, and the encyclopaedia entry does not mention one, so we make no claim about member rewards. Because we could not read the account and payment pages on the retailer's site, we also do not describe its credit or pay-later options. Check the Next app or the account section of the website for current terms before buying.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We found no published Next price-matching policy, so we say nothing either way. On returns, Next's help centre says that returning items to one of its 500-plus stores is free, that no return note is needed, and that each item should go back in its individual clear plastic bag. You hand the items in at the till or use a parcel drop box, and the help centre says store returns are the quickest route to a refund or credit. Next's terms, as reported in search results, say most stores accept free returns but airport stores do not, and put a charge of £2.50 on home collections; confirm the current figure in the terms.

We could not verify the standard time limit for returns from an official page. Sources disagree, so we do not state one; read the official returns policy at the time of purchase. Faulty goods or items not as described are covered by UK consumer law whatever the shop's window says.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

Opening hours vary by store and the help centre points shoppers to the store locator for locations and opening times. The legal framework applies to larger branches. In England and Wales, shops with a sales area above 280 square metres may trade on Sundays for no more than six hours between 10:00 and 18:00, and must close on Easter Sunday and Christmas Day. In Scotland, Sunday trading has never been generally restricted. Many Next stores are large enough for the Sunday limit to apply, but we did not verify individual branch hours.

We found no official statement about clearance or sale timing, so we describe none. The catalogue dates shown on this page are the practical guide to when a campaign starts and ends.

About Next in the United Kingdom

Joseph Hepworth founded the business in Leeds in 1864 as a tailor, the Next chain was created in 1982 from Kendall's stores, and the company became Next plc in 1986. Its headquarters is in Enderby, England. The encyclopaedia entry says about 500 of its roughly 700 stores are in the UK, while the operations section gives over 550 UK branches, so treat the count as approximate. Simon Wolfson, Lord Wolfson, is chief executive.

Next also sells services to other brands under its Total Platform name, and the entry lists brands in its group including Lipsy, Joules, Cath Kidston, FatFace and Made.com.