River Island - offers (21/10/2026 - 22/11/2026) - Offers Online
Oct 21 - Nov 22, 2026
31 days leftRiver Island's leaflet for this week is valid from 21 October 2026 until 22 November 2026. It has 5 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 21 October 2026 to 22 November 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 5 |
| Current editions listed | 1 |
| Sunday opening hours | England/Wales large shops: max 6 hours between 10:00 and 18:00; closed Easter Sunday and Christmas Day |
| Official website | www.riverisland.com |
The current River Island leaflet is valid from 21 October 2026 until 22 November 2026.
The current edition has 5 pages.
According to Wikipedia, River Island is a private company fully owned by the Lewis family, with the Lewis Trust Group as parent.
Wikipedia gives two figures, 250 and 230, so the exact number is approximate; check the store finder for your area.
The latest five-page edition we list is valid from 21 October 2026 to 22 November 2026.
River Island is a fashion retailer, not a grocer, even though our feed files it under UK supermarkets. We could not find an official statement of a weekly leaflet or release day, so we claim none. What AdsSOS holds is a five-page River Island offers edition valid from 21 October 2026 to 22 November 2026, a window of just over four weeks rather than a single week. Check the dates on the River Island Leaflet this week page, because the validity of each edition differs, and treat the booklet as a guide to promotions rather than a promise of stock in a particular branch.
If you are comparing retailers, the Argos leaflet this week and the Hobbycraft leaflet this week are tracked in the same country, and the United Kingdom leaflet hub lists every retailer on AdsSOS.
The encyclopaedia entry for River Island does not mention a loyalty scheme, and a search for a River Island rewards programme returned no official page, so we make no claim about points or member prices. Student discount platforms and voucher sites list River Island offers, but those are third-party arrangements whose terms change, and we did not verify them. Trade press has covered a clothing take-back scheme run by the retailer, but we did not open the retailer's own page, so we do not describe how it works.
We could not open an official River Island returns page, and we found no published price-matching promise. Third-party voucher and coupon sites commonly report a 28-day window for items that are clean and unworn with original tags and proof of purchase. They disagree about the postal return fee, giving figures of £2.00 and £2.95, and say that returning to a store avoids the postal fee. Because these sources are dated and secondary, treat them as pointers only and read the retailer's current returns page before you send anything back. A parcel-industry report also mentions a free online returns arrangement with a collection-point network, but we could not confirm it is still current. UK consumer law gives you statutory rights if an item is faulty or not as described, whatever the shop's own window.
Opening hours differ by store, so use the store finder on the River Island website. The legal framework shapes Sunday hours for larger shops. 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, while smaller shops can open longer if they choose. In Scotland, Sunday trading has never been generally restricted. We did not verify individual branch hours.
We found no official statement about sale or clearance timing, so we describe none. The dates on the edition shown on this page are the practical guide to when a campaign starts and ends.
Bernard Lewis founded the business in 1948, selling fruit and vegetables from a market stall in Notting Hill. It became a clothing company known as Lewis Separates, was rebranded Chelsea Girl in 1965 when it had about 70 UK stores, and became River Island in 1988 after a menswear store in Exeter performed well. According to the encyclopaedia entry, it is a private company fully owned by the Lewis family, with the Lewis Trust Group as parent, a head office in West London and a technology hub in Shoreditch.
The entry gives two store figures, 250 in its introduction and 230 in its UK operations section, so treat the count as approximate. It reports a presence in more than 125 countries through stores and online, and says River Studios became the main store format in 2024. It also notes that turnover fell 31.7% in the year to December 2020. We found no verified information on private-label ranges beyond the River Island name itself.