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Winter sales: take advantage of great deals
Jan02

Winter sales: take advantage of great deals

Luxembourg
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Winter sales: a must for shopping enthusiasts

Every year, the winter sales attract fashionistas, bargain hunters, and families looking to save money. In Luxembourg, this period is regulated by the government. Each year, it sets specific dates for this highly anticipated event. For 2026, the sales dates are set for January 2 to 31. During these three weeks, consumers can enjoy significant discounts in a wide variety of stores. Major international chains in shopping malls, furniture stores, supermarkets, and luxury boutiques offer attractive discounts on their products, clothing, shoes, furniture, and home décor.

Why shop the sales in Luxembourg?

Luxembourg stands out for its diverse range of shops, ideal for satisfying all tastes and budgets. Here are a few reasons why the winter sales in Luxembourg are particularly attractive:

Discounts in shopping center stores

Luxembourg has several malls and shopping centers with a wide selection of fashion, accessory, home decor, and electronics stores. You'll find international brands and quality services with three hours of free parking, restaurants, and leisure areas. Whether you're into high-end shopping or fast fashion, you'll find what you're looking for at super attractive prices.

Discounted luxury stores

High-end fashion lovers will appreciate the luxury boutiques in Luxembourg's Upper Town. During the sales, these stores offer attractive discounts on prestigious brands. It's a rare opportunity to treat yourself to exceptional items at a lower cost.

Winter sales in the Greater Region

The winter sales are not limited to Luxembourg. In the Greater Region, each country has its own specific dates:

  • Belgium: From January 3 to 31, 2026, similar discounts are applied in major cities such as Arlon and Liège.
  • France: The sales will run from January 7 to February 3, 2026. Stores in Metz and Thionville are particularly popular.
  • Germany: Although sales are not set by the government, they usually start at the end of December and last until the end of January. The shopping centers in Trier offer an interesting experience for bargain hunters.

Luxembourg offers easy and quick access to the entire Greater Region thanks to its well-developed road and rail network. Learn more about shopping in the Greater Region.

Tips for making the most of the winter sales

Make the most of the sales by following a few tips.

Plan your purchases and take advantage of private sales

Make a list of the items you need so you don't get distracted by tempting offers. Identify the items you are interested in beforehand. Some stores even offer reduced prices before the sales period. Don't hesitate to sign up for their customer lists. This way, you will be notified in advance and can take advantage of private sales as a privileged customer.

Compare prices and take advantage of the best discounts

Some stores offer bigger discounts than others. Don't hesitate to shop around.

Be prepared

High-demand products, such as electronic equipment or trendy fashion items, can quickly sell out. Find the dates of the summer sales and more information about how sales work here.

Consumer rights during sales

Remember that even during sales, consumers still have certain fundamental rights.

  • Two-year warranty: Sale items must comply with this warranty.
  • Defective products: Even if the product is on sale, you can request a refund, replacement, or repair if the product has a defect that was not mentioned at the time of purchase. The seller may also offer to repair or exchange the product.
  • No obligation to take back: However, if the item is not defective, the retailer is not obliged to take it back or exchange it.

So think carefully before buying a discounted product, especially if it is a large purchase.

Get ready with Mantelsonndeg

To get your winter shopping off to a good start, don't miss Mantelsonndeg for your winter shopping. During this Luxembourg tradition, stores open their doors on the Sunday before All Saints' Day. It's an ideal opportunity to spot trends and prepare your list for the sales.

Find out more about shopping and how to shop in Luxembourg.

Françoise Tilly

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