Argos

Argos is a well-known UK general merchandise retailer offering products for the home, technology, toys, appliances, garden, and everyday life. Customers can browse a wide range of products online or through the Argos app, with delivery and Click & Collect options available for eligible items.

Overview of Argos

Argos began in 1973 as a catalogue-led retailer founded by Richard Tompkins. Its catalogue and high-street stores became familiar to generations of British shoppers, allowing customers to browse products and order items for collection or delivery.

Sainsbury's acquired Argos in 2016, after which the retailer expanded its integration with Sainsbury's stores and collection network. On 15 October 2026, Sainsbury's announced an agreement to sell Argos to Swift Partners. The announcement said completion was expected in February 2027, subject to conditions, and that there would be no immediate change for customers before completion.

Popular Products

Argos sells products across a broad range of categories, combining well-known brands with its own product ranges. Popular categories include:

Product availability varies, and some items may be available online only or through selected sellers. Check the listing for product specifications, stock information and fulfilment details before ordering.

Online Shopping

Argos's website and mobile app allow customers to search for products, compare options, check prices, review product information and place orders. Customers can also manage purchases and view order updates through their accounts.

The retailer stocks products from many established brands as well as ranges such as Argos Home. Some listings are supplied by third-party sellers through the Argos Trusted Seller programme. These listings may have different payment, delivery and return arrangements from products sold directly by Argos.

Delivery and Click & Collect

Argos offers several ways to receive an order. The available options depend on the product, your postcode, stock levels and the delivery services available for the item.

Check the options displayed at checkout before paying. Delivery prices, available dates, collection locations and eligibility can differ between products.

Collection Points

Argos serves customers through its online operation, standalone stores, stores located inside Sainsbury's supermarkets and designated collection points. Larger stores may offer a different range of facilities from smaller collection locations.

Collection points are designed for order collection and should not be assumed to offer the same product range or services as a full Argos store. Check the details for your chosen location when placing an order.

The Argos Catalogue: From Print to Digital

The printed Argos catalogue was once a defining part of the retailer's identity, giving shoppers a way to browse thousands of products before placing an order. Argos no longer produces printed catalogues and has shifted its shopping experience towards digital browsing.

The Argos app now includes a digital catalogue feature with curated product selections, shopping inspiration, trending items and personalised recommendations. This continues the catalogue's role as a way to discover products, using a format designed for mobile shopping.

Nectar and Payment Options

Argos participates in the Nectar loyalty programme, allowing eligible customers to collect and redeem points under the applicable programme terms. Customers shopping online may need to link their Nectar account with their Argos account to manage points.

Argos accepts a range of payment methods, which can differ between online and in-store purchases. Credit or instalment options may also be offered to eligible customers, subject to the provider's approval and terms. Check the payment choices and any associated conditions at checkout.

Returns and Refunds

Argos generally allows customers to request a return within 30 days of delivery or collection if they have changed their mind. Items normally need to be unused, complete with their original components and packaging, and in a resaleable condition. Proof of purchase is required.

Some products are excluded from change-of-mind returns, including certain personalised items, opened digital or software products, and products sealed for hygiene reasons where the seal has been broken. Large items may need to be collected rather than returned to a store, and collection charges can apply in some circumstances.

Items bought from a Trusted Seller may need to be returned directly to that seller rather than to an Argos store. Separate arrangements apply to faulty or damaged goods, and customers retain their statutory consumer rights.

Check the conditions for your specific order before arranging a return, as requirements can vary by product and how it was supplied.

Useful Shopping Information

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