The countdown to Christmas is on and many retailers have begun winding down prices for the famous Black Friday sales.
While many will be looking for bargains online, others will be carefully planning to visit stores for their Christmas shopping in line with Government guidelines.
As Primark doesn't have an online shopping service, fans of the the budget retailer have been wondering what its plans are when it comes to seasonal sale prices and Christmas shopping.
The popular store has eight branches across Wales, including Cardiff, Newport, Cwmbran, Llandudno, Wrexham, Llanelli, Swansea and Broughton.
Primark has confirmed it won't be taking part in Black Friday sales but is planning to extend opening hours to help shoppers over the Christmas period.
A spokesperson said: "Primark doesn’t hold seasonal sales because we offer amazing fashion at amazing prices all year round."
And when it comes to longer trading times, this will be done on a store by store basis, so make sure you check your local before heading there.
Primark explained: "Nothing matters more to us than the safety and wellbeing of our employees and customers, and we have extensive safety measures in place in all our stores, such as a strict social distancing protocol and limits on the number of customers allowed in store.
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"We are currently reviewing our store opening times on a store by store basis.
"Where possible these will be extended to help us cater for the anticipated higher customer demand and reduce customer queues by spreading potential shopping hours over a longer period of time."
