TK Maxx shoppers are only just discovering a little-known sale that slashes their prices even further - and some have reported finding clothes for as little as 30p14:02, 21 Jul 2026If you're on the hunt for a bargain, you might want to make a beeline for your nearest TK Maxx. With the ongoing cost of living crisis pushing up prices on everything from groceries to energy bills, many of us are keen to trim our spending wherever possible - including snapping up bargains and picking up pre-loved items.‌While scouring charity shops and reselling platforms such as Vinted and eBay for great deals has surged in popularity in recent years, one woman on social media has suggested that shopping at TK Maxx could actually be "cheaper than the charity shops" if you know what to look for.‌TK Maxx is a discount clothing and homeware retailer that already offers designer brands at reduced prices, but according to bargain hunter Becky on Instagram, the shop periodically holds sales that slash prices even further - and one of them is underway right now.‌She said: "This is your warning that the TK Maxx yellow sticker sale has officially started, where you can find clothes as cheap as 30p and mugs for 70p. I'm telling you, you need to sprint to your nearest TK Maxx and look for the yellow 'Final Clearance' banners to get the craziest deals ever."Becky said "most things" she discovered in the clearance section of her local TK Maxx were "cheaper than a cup of coffee", so it's certainly worth checking out what your local branch has in store.Content cannot be displayed without consent‌She went on to showcase some of the heavily discounted designer pieces, including a Calvin Klein bikini for just £6, and a pair of silver Abercrombie trousers that originally retailed at £82 but had been slashed to just £5.It's not just clothing on offer either — you can also snap up bags, accessories, and homeware at knock-down prices. She noted that many of the mugs were just £2, and the store even had the "viral bagel candle" in stock for a mere £3.Becky added that the retailer holds this sale twice a year, so if you miss out this time around, another one won't be far off. The sales typically take place at the end of each fashion season, meaning there's usually one in summer and one in winter — so if you're after a bargain on bikinis and beachwear, you'll need to get shopping sharpish.‌When you head to your local TK Maxx, keep your eyes peeled for yellow stickers, as these indicate the item has hit its lowest possible price. Price tags begin as standard white stickers before moving to a red sticker for the first markdown. Once a yellow sticker appears, the item is on final clearance and won't be reduced any further.In the comments of her video, Becky urged shoppers to check with their local stores regarding the exact dates of the final clearance sale, as the start date may vary from branch to branch.She wrote: "Check your local store as the dates depend on the stores! They keep reducing the prices more and more as the sale goes on, so make sure to check on the final clearance day!"Article continues belowThose commenting on the post were grateful for the tip-off, with many admitting they had never come across the sale before — even dedicated TK Maxx regulars were completely in the dark about its existence.One shopper said: "I'm going tomorrow!" while another added: "I've never come across this, and it's my go-to shop."As TK Maxx operates as an off-price retailer, no two branches carry identical stock. This means that while Becky may have snapped up £5 designer trousers in her local branch, bargain hunters elsewhere may not be quite so fortunate.