Home Bargains is truly living up to its name, offering a new handbag at a bargain price that could easily be mistaken for a more expensive brand.
The budget superstore regularly refreshes its stock with the latest trends, from skincare products to food. One of the newest items catching shoppers’ eyes is its £3.99 Originals Black Crossbody Bag, which could be the perfect accessory for daily use or travel thanks to its long strap.
It also features two zips, one in the centre and another decorative zip across the front. At first glance, the £3.99 bag could pass for a more expensive designer version, the Mirror reports.
ASOS is selling AllSaints’ Half Moon Nylon Crossbody Bag online for £89. Both bags share a similar shape and texture, featuring a plain design, adjustable straps and a zip-top fastening.
However, by choosing Home Bargains’ version, shoppers could save around £85. Other brands are selling a crescent shaped black crossbody bag, similar to Home Bargains’, which could also be mistaken for a pricier label.
Uniqlo’s popular Round Mini Shoulder Bag costs £14 and recently went viral on TikTok. It became so sought-after online that it faced low stock due to high demand.
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Like Home Bargains’ own brand version, the more expensive handbag features a crescent shape, long crossbody strap and zip. By opting for the bargain store’s £3.99 option, shoppers could save themselves £10 on a similar-looking bag.
However, the £3.99 option is only available in black. In contrast, Uniqlo offers its crescent bag in a variety of colours – including dark green, cream and red.
Home Bargains has also just released its latest Christmas products with shoppers being urged to ‘run’ to get their hands on the bargain store’s ‘prettiest and softest’ festive throw.
The Nordic Spirit Throw, which showcases a simple yet charming festive deer design, retails at just £19.99 and has left customers delighted with their purchase.
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