express– Tesco is known not only for its vast selection of groceries, but also for its clothing range. This summer, F&F has become increasingly popular with customers as Britons continue to search for the perfect post-lockdown outfit that doesn’t break the bank.
In recent days and weeks, customers have taken to social media to express their delight with Tesco’s collection of clothes.
The supermarket often posts images of its new clothes on Instagram and shoppers are quick to comment their approval.
In one of its latest posts, Tesco shared an image of three summer dresses.
One featured a black and white checkered pattern, one had a navy blue and white floral print, and the third was a pale pink and white gingham version.
The post garnered almost 3,500 likes and over a hundred comments.
Many customers praised the dresses and couldn’t wait to get their hands on them.
One person said: “I need all of these.”
Another person wrote: “I want them all. Saw the gingham in the store last week and it’s lush.”
One customer commented: “Love these.”
One shopper simply said: “Perfect.”
Another person added: “Love the check one.”
Similar comments have been left on F&F’s other posts recently.
However, even though they like the dresses, many customers seem to have the same problem with them: they are difficult to find.
Tesco clothes cannot be purchased on the supermarket’s website, but via Next’s online shop instead.
Even then, only a selection of the F&F range is available from Next.
One customer commented on Tesco’s Instagram last week: “Wish you were online. Stores in Northern Ireland are small and Next online doesn’t carry everything.”
Another customer wrote: “Should go back to selling online.”
One shopper said: “Wish you still did online.”
One person added yesterday: “Yes Tesco, you really need to start selling your clothing online. It would be a huge success.”
Another person agreed. They said: “They did use to but then stopped. Madness! I know!”
Last month, Tesco acknowledged the customer complaints surrounding the unavailability of the clothes online and released a statement.
The supermarket said: “We have listened to our customers and are currently reviewing the options for F&F to return online.
“In the meantime selected styles are available to buy on next.com.”
