Next Leaflet This Week

Next catalogue UK: what the latest edition on AdsSOS looks like

Next started life as a mail-order name before it was a high-street one, so it is only fitting that people still type next catalogue and next catalogue 2026 into Google. Our current listing is the Next catalogue running from 19 October 2026 to 22 November 2026, five pages long, and it begins on a Monday. That is about five weeks of validity rather than the seven-day churn you get from a supermarket leaflet, so there is no need to panic-scroll on a Tuesday evening. We hold only the page scans, not a product feed, so use them as inspiration and check the Next site or app for what is actually in stock near you.

Worth knowing: a lot of the searching around the word catalogue is really about the old Next Directory credit account (people look up next catalogue login and next catalogue credit). This page is about the offers leaflet, who Next is, and how its shops and returns behave.

Who is behind Next

Per Wikipedia, the roots go back to 1864, when Joseph Hepworth started a tailoring business in Leeds. The Next fashion chain itself appeared in 1982, and the company became Next plc in 1986, moving its head office from Leeds to Leicester. Today the head office is in Enderby, Leicestershire, the shares trade on the London Stock Exchange as NXT, and the company sits in the FTSE 100 with Lord (Simon) Wolfson as chief executive.

Next is more than clothes. Wikipedia lists Next Home, Next Beauty and Next Sourcing, plus brands the group runs or owns stakes in, including Lipsy, Victoria's Secret UK, Joules, FatFace and a majority share in Reiss. There is also Total Platform, a service that lets other clothing labels sell through Next's infrastructure. The Directory side of the business is described as having more than three million active customers.

Next opening hours on Sunday and bank holidays

Searches such as next opening hours sunday and is next open on sundays are common because many Next shops are big. In England and Wales, the Sunday Trading Act 1994 lets shops over 280 square metres open for up to six continuous hours between 10am and 6pm, while smaller shops can choose their hours. Large shops must stay shut on Easter Sunday and, under the Christmas Day (Trading) Act 2004, on Christmas Day. Scotland is not covered by that Act and Northern Ireland has its own rules.

The practical upshot: a big out-of-town Next may open shorter hours on Sunday than on Saturday, and a small town-centre branch may differ again. Opening times for individual branches vary, so use the store finder on Next's own site on the day, especially around is next open on boxing day or other bank holiday dates, which also change from year to year.

Next return policy UK: the 28-day window and store returns

People who type next return policy uk usually want to know how long they have. A 2026 guide on a third-party business blog says the standard window is 28 days, counted from the day after delivery or after collecting from a store, and that returning to a Next shop is free while some courier returns carry a small charge. Treat that as a guide rather than gospel, because Next may change the details. One thing we did see on Next's own help centre, in its Christmas returns article, is that items taken back to a shop can be exchanged or refunded to a refund card, and that anything bought in store needs proof of purchase.

The law sits underneath all this. According to GOV.UK, a seller must give a full refund for faulty goods or items that do not match their description, and online or phone buyers generally get a 14-day cancellation period from receiving the goods, followed by 14 days to send them back. In a shop, changing your mind is not a legal right, which makes a retailer's own returns window a goodwill extra worth reading before you buy.

Delivery and click and collect at Next

Two of the most searched phrases are next click and collect and next delivery charges, along with the follow-ups next click and collect returns and next click and collect how long. The hours a branch keeps, and whether it opens on holidays, depend on its location and on local regulations. Shoppers are advised to check in-store signage or local branch postings for location-specific schedules. What we can say is that Next sells online through its website as well as in its shops, so a leaflet page you like can be bought either way.

Make the most of the leaflet

• Check the dates first: this edition runs to 22 November 2026.
• Compare with other fashion names, for example the Marks & Spencer offers this week page or the River Island leaflet this week.
• If you are shopping on a tighter budget, our Primark autumn sale leaflet shows the value end of the high street.
• Browse the whole department stores and fashion offers category, or head back to the UK shops and leaflets hub.

Next sits comfortably in the middle of the market: a long-established fashion and homeware retailer that most people in the UK have walked past, if not into. The leaflet is a useful look at what it is pushing this season, and the rest of this page is there so you know the ground rules before you head out.