Poundland launches HUGE clearance sale with Halloween costumes and sweets ahead of website shutting for good

POUNDLAND has launched a huge clearance sale including Halloween treats ahead of its website shutting down.

The discount chain is selling seasonal decorations and clothing, including some Christmas and Easter stock, for as little as 50p.

Poundland

Poundland

Poundland

Poundland

Shoppers have just two weeks left to buy from Poundland’s website, which is changing to browsing only from September 16.

Among the items on sale is a Halloween Pumpkin Slogan Ornament for 50p, and a Halloween Pumpkin Tea Light Holder for £2.

A Halloween Ghost Ceramic Plate is on sale for £1, while a Ceramic Bat Mug is also £1.

There are also plenty of Halloween masks and costumes to be snapped up for as little as 50p, as well as multipacks of sweets perfect for trick-or-treaters.

Shoppers have also spotted some autumn-themed mugs going for 50p in the online sale.

Some of the Christmas items in the clearance sale include packs of gold baubles for £1 and Christmas stockings also for as little as £1.

Shoppers can also pick up kids’ Christmas jumpers for £2 each.

Along with website orders, Poundland is also scrapping its loyalty scheme, Poundland Perks, from September 16.

Loyalty scheme customers signed up to the Poundland Perks app have until January 15, 2026, to use their rewards vouchers.

Poundland, which employs 14,700 staff and runs 800 stores, is undergoing a major restructure after it was sold in June.

The chain was saved from collapse last month after the High Court approved a restructuring plan days before the company was due to run out of money.

Its new owners, Gordon Brothers, who bought the chain for £1 in June, laid out plans to invest £90million to rescue the business.

Their rescue plan, approved by the High Court, involves the closure of 68 stores, cutting 1,000 jobs, and shutting two warehouses, which will affect 350 workers.

Online sales will also stop, and rents will be reduced on unprofitable stores.

The scheme will also see Poundland given a £30million overdraft facility, and dates for the retailer to pay back loans pushed back to 2028.

Meanwhile, the chain has also revealed plans to increase the number of items sold for a pound.

As part of the shake-up, the discounter will roll out £1, £2, £3 grocery pricing across all stores.

The new pricing will roll out to all Poundland’s UK stores in phases
between now and September.

Poundland has launched several clearance sales in stores over the past few months, with up to 90% off, as it prepares to close 68 branches around the country.

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