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Primark shoppers will finally be able to order clothes to their homes, but not until the end of 2027

Primark has given no details yet on delivery costs, minimum spend or which product ranges will be included in the new service.
Primark has given no details yet on delivery costs, minimum spend or which product ranges will be included in the new service.

Primark has confirmed home delivery will launch across Great Britain before the retailer's planned demerger from Associated British Foods, which is scheduled for 2027. The budget fashion chain has not offered online shopping since its founding, making this a landmark shift for one of Britain's biggest high street names.

The demerger from AB Foods, which owns Primark, is driving the timeline, with delivery set to go live before the split.

Primark has given no details yet on delivery costs, minimum spend or which product ranges will be included.

The move ends Primark's long-held resistance to e-commerce, which it previously argued would undermine its low-price model.

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