It's back for another year - the Yuletide money-saving scheme that's cooler than the inside of a Scandinavian's fridge.
IKEA are offering shoppers the chance to pick up a real fir Christmas tree up to 6ft tall in time for this year's festivities at a knockdown price.
And while it's a little more expensive than last year when the trees were just a fiver, you can still get one for under a tenner.
How it works is this: customers buy a tree in-store for £29 and then receive a £20 IKEA voucher, which can be used on a huge range of the company's products.
That means the tree will just set you back £9.
There's only one snag, however - you'll only be able to to spend your voucher at IKEA between January 13 and February 23, 2020.
But, if you're a regular visitor to your local branch of the Swedish-founded homeware store, you'll no doubt be spending way more than £20 there next year anyway - so, however you look at it, it works out to be a fantastic bargain.
Lisa Bradshaw, Home Decoration & Outdoor Sales Leader from IKEA UK and Ireland said, "Christmas is often a time when budgets are a little tighter, and we understand shoppers are usually on the lookout for cost effective ways to make the festive season extra special for family and friends.
"For many, a beautifully decorated tree is the heart of the home at Christmas time, so we know how important it is to offer the highest quality trees at an affordable price."
The Christmas trees, which are sourced from Scotland, will be available in store from Thursday, November 21 Christmas Eve.
For more details, go to www.ikea.com .
