«Breaking News» Big W shoppers show off their impressive Bonds haul of children's sleepwear

Mothers with a keen eye for a bargain are showing off their latest budget buys after saving hundreds of dollars off children's sleepwear.

Showcasing their impressive purchases on a popular budget Facebook group, thrifty shoppers are proudly sharing their impressive Bonds haul.

Australian retailer Big W has launched a massive clearance sale in-stores only - with pyjamas, onesies and leggings starting from just $3.

And bargain hunters are raving about their big savings, with one mother revealing she stocked up on two years worth of sleepwear for her kids.

This mother purchased $756 worth of children's clothing - but paid just $105 after discount

This mother revealed she stocked up on two years worth of sleepwear for her two children

Happy customers snagged a bargain after purchasing $756 worth of sleepwear for just $105

The mum even shared her receipt to show bargain hunters how much she paid after discount

'My two have pyjamas for the next two years,' she said.

'Bonds zippys (onesie) on clearance at BIG W (seems to be nationwide but they don't have the tags up you just have to scan) $3 per zippy instead of $25 each. 

'Retail: $450 Cost: $54 Saving: $396.'

Another happy customer also snagged a bargain after purchasing $756 worth of sleepwear for just $105.

'I went to Big W early this morning and got all this. 28 zippys, three leggings, one ballet suit, two jumpers and a cardigan all $3 each,' she said.

Australian retailer Big W has launched a massive clearance sale in-stores only - with pyjamas, onesies and leggings starting from just $3

Parents are raving about their big savings after buying sleepwear for a fraction of the price

Another shopper shared a massive spread of $600 worth of her children's sleepwear, in which she paid just $100 for her astonishing haul

With a growing family to feed, one mother was very impressed with her buy.

'We've just had four girls born with three more on the way. 31 zippers and two leggings. Normal price $825. Paid $98. Saved $727,' she said. 

Another shopper shared a massive spread of $600 worth of her children's sleepwear, in which she paid just $100 for her astonishing haul. 

One proud customer purchased 23 Zippy's, six two-set bodysuits and two overalls for just $90 after saving $636.65.

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Showcasing their impressive purchases on a popular budget Facebook group, thrifty shoppers are proudly sharing their impressive Bonds haul.
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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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