Hussh Warehouse sales on this week offer last minute Mother’s Day deals
Still looking for that perfect gift for mum ahead of Mother’s Day? These warehouse sales around Melbourne are offering massive discounts on plants, clothing, homewares and more. Here’s where you can bag a bargain.
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Daughters and sons of Melbourne will be lining up around the block to bag a Mother’s Day bargain at massive multi-day warehouse sales around the city.
Homewares, plants, furniture, beauty, clothing and more will be on sale from this Thursday with prices starting at just $2.
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The massive retail event is hosted by Hussh, a Melbourne-based website which alerts subscribers to warehouse sales, and gives shoppers the chance to nab sought-after items at never-before-seen discounts.
KENSINGTON
Emu Australia is offering up to 80 per cent off Australian made sheepskin boots, merino wool apparel, slippers and more from Thursday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
OAKLEIGH
Popular homewares brand Mint Home is having a relocation sale offering up to 90 per cent off end of line styles including photo frames, serving platters and bowls, glasses, kitchen accessories, cushions, and Christmas decorations.
The Mint Home sale is on this Thursday, to Sunday May 19, 10am to 3pm.
There’s also a mega sale on bath, body, watches, cosmetics and accessories in Oakleigh this Friday and Saturday 8am to 2pm, with nothing over $25.
TULLAMARINE
Gardendecor is offering shoppers 60 to 90 per cent off pots, artificial plants, and home decor with prices starting at $2.
This Thursday and Friday, 9am to 5pm, and Saturday, 9am to 4pm.
FOOTSCRAY
Save up to 90 per cent on tops, pants, shirts, jackets, dresses, sleepwear and more with prices starting at $3.
Thursday to Saturday, 9am to 3pm.
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