Morrisons has confirmed the return of its popular 25% discount on the Nutmeg school uniform range, offering families a significant opportunity to prepare for the upcoming academic year. The promotion is scheduled to run from Monday, 10 August, through to Sunday, 16 August 2026, providing a full week of savings on essential items.
The discount applies across the entire Nutmeg school uniform collection, which includes PE kits, polo shirts, formal shirts, trousers, and skirts. This move is designed to ease the financial burden on parents as they gear up for the new school term, which typically begins in early September.
Key savings and product highlights
Shoppers can take advantage of several notable price reductions during the event. For instance, a three-pack of polo shirts will be available for £3.71, down from the usual £4.95. Similarly, a two-pack of white shirts is priced at £5.25, reduced from £7, while a two-pack of boys' trousers costs £7.50 instead of £10. Additionally, a two-pack of woven skirts is offered at £6.75, saving customers £2.25 compared to the standard £9 price.
The Nutmeg range is known for its practical features, including Colour Lock Technology, which helps maintain the brightness of white garments for longer periods. The uniforms also incorporate reinforced knees, adjustable waists, and adjustable hems, ensuring durability and a better fit for growing children.
One-price promise and availability
Morrisons is also upholding its one-price promise, which guarantees that customers pay the same price for any item regardless of the child's age or size. This policy simplifies the shopping experience, making it fairer for families with children of different ages.
The offer is available in Morrisons stores across the UK, including Birmingham, where most children are expected to return to school on Tuesday, 1 September, or Wednesday, 2 September 2026. This timing allows parents ample opportunity to purchase uniforms well in advance of the term start.
Impact on families
According to Morrisons, the initiative aims to support households during a period of increased spending, as school uniforms can represent a significant outlay. By offering a substantial discount, the supermarket hopes to make quality schoolwear more accessible to all families.
With the average cost of school uniforms rising in recent years, promotions like this are welcomed by parents. The 25% reduction on Nutmeg items could lead to savings of up to £10 or more on a full set of uniform essentials, helping families stretch their budgets further.
Morrisons encourages customers to check their local store for stock availability, as popular sizes and items may sell out quickly during the promotional week. The offer is also expected to be available online, subject to terms and conditions.
