You Can Score an IKEA Tote Bag for Free This February!
You'll need to be an IKEA Family member
If you've already dropped by the multi-level IKEA Philippines store in Pasay City, you know that even those shopping on a tight budget would be able to enjoy the Swedish furniture retailer's stylish finds. IKEA is known for its friendly prices and they've even got an entire area dedicated to items priced under P100. If you're looking for more ways to score IKEA finds without spending much cash, you better drop by this week: IKEA Family members can get a free tote bag when they visit the store at the SM Mall of Asia Complex from now until February 18!
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 PHOTO BY Facebook/IKEA Philippines
ICYDK, IKEA Family is the furniture store’s official membership program. You can sign up online and don’t worry, it’s totally free. Once you’re a member, here’s how to get your free tote bag: Just drop by the IKEA Sewing Studio on the third floor of the building and present your IKEA Family eCard to claim your tote. The tote bags feature the brand's blue-and-yellow logo on both sides of the canvas material. It was made by IKEA's official sewing partner in the Philippines, Rags2Riches.
Note that members can only get one tote bag each and must visit the store in person to claim it. Only the first 200 visitors of the day can claim the free tote bags, so you'll want to drop by early if you really want to get it. As of writing IKEA Pasay is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. All store visitors must be fully vaccinated. Bookings are no longer required.
Here's a closer look at the IKEA tote bag you can get for free when you visit the store this February:
PHOTO BY Ashley Martelino
PHOTO BY Ashley Martelino
PHOTO BY Ashley Martelino
PHOTO BY Ashley Martelino
IKEA Philippines is at the SM Mall of Asia Complex, J.W. Diokno Boulevard, Pasay City.
For more information, log on to IKEA Philippines' Facebook page.
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This story originally appeared on Spot.ph.
* Minor edits have been made by the Realliving.com.ph editors.
