Next store spotlight: autumn ranges, home and nextunlimited delivery
Next covers fashion, kids, beauty and home under one roof. Here's what's in focus this October and how nextunlimited and free store collection can cut costs.
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Next is one of the UK's biggest high street retailers, selling women's, men's and children's clothing, school uniform, beauty, furniture and homeware. It also sells a long list of other brands, including Reiss, River Island, FatFace, Boden, UGG and Cath Kidston, alongside its own label. It suits families who want to do a lot of their shopping in one basket, and anyone who orders online often enough for a delivery subscription to pay for itself.
Next's product listing pages blocked our checks, so we haven't quoted individual prices below. Instead we've picked out the ranges the homepage is featuring this week. Prices can change at any time, so check them on the site.
What's worth a look
- Bed linen sets: multipack bedding is one of the homepage's trending picks this month. Sets with more than one cover are a sensible buy for spare rooms or children's beds, where you'll want a clean set ready on wash day.
- Chocolate brown womenswear: Next is featuring brown as one of its autumn colours, and this filtered page brings together knitwear, coats and accessories in that shade from its own label and the brands it stocks.
- Heritage patterns: an edit of checks, tweeds and traditional prints for autumn and winter. It's worth a look if you want something that will still feel right next year.
- Halloween: costumes, partywear and decorations all in one place, which helps if you're kitting out children for a party or trick-or-treating.
- Christmas: the festive range is already live. If you buy decorations, Christmas jumpers or gifts early, you have time to compare prices before December.
Current offers
- Free delivery for a year with nextunlimited for £24.50. The Next site says this covers standard next-day home delivery and ParcelShop delivery with no minimum spend, and it also applies to partner sites Laura Ashley and Seasons by Next. There are terms and exclusions, including two-person furniture delivery.
- Free next-day collection from a Next store.
- Free same-day store collection in under an hour.
- Free returns to any Next store.
- 28 days to return full-price and sale items.
- Pay in 3 by Next with no interest.
The site also has dedicated sale and clearance sections in its main menu.
How to save more
- Work out whether nextunlimited pays. The site lists standard home delivery at £4.95 and ParcelShop at £3.50 without the pass. At £24.50 for the year, nextunlimited covers its cost in about five home deliveries. Next also offers a 30-day free trial at checkout, but the trial rolls into a paid year unless you cancel.
- Use store collection instead of paying for delivery. If there's a Next near you, free next-day or same-day collection means you don't need a subscription for occasional orders.
- Spread the cost without interest. Pay in 3 splits a bigger order, such as a furniture or school uniform shop, into three payments with no interest, as listed. Keep track of the payment dates so you don't miss one.
Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 3 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.

Next codes & deals today
Pay in 3 by Next with no interest
Split purchases into 3 instalments interest-free as long as each monthly payment is made in full and on time. Subject to account approval.
28 days to return full-price and sale items
Return unwanted items in perfect condition within 28 days for a full refund; applies to sale items ordered online too. Postal returns carry a £2.50 fee.
Free same-day store collection in under an hour
Use Stock Check & Reserve to order in-store stock online; wait for the ready text before going to collect.
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