ARGOS has revealed it’s scrapping its iconic catalogue after almost 50 years. The retailer, which specialises in homeware, electronics and toys, is “bidding a fond farewell” to the book as shoppers ...

A look down memory lane however sees the golden years of the product registry feature everything from toys, household ...

For many the Argos catalogue prompts a feeling of nostalgia – remembering flicking through the pages as a child and circling the items you hope Father Christmas might bring. But sadly, the company has ...

Argos' most recent full-year results showed it had slumped to a loss and slashed thousands of jobs - we ask experts what's ...

First it was Yellow Pages now the iconic Argos catalogue faces the axe as Brits switch to online shopping. The glossy tome, flicked through by generations of children to create their Christmas wish ...

Argos has announced it is bidding farewell to its iconic shopping catalogue after almost 50 years of circulation. The bi-annual publication has been a staple in people’s homes since 1973, with over ...

Here's what the company have said about the changes. Why are Argos ending their catalogue? A spokesperson from the company said: After inspiring and delighting customers for almost half a century, the ...

Argos has announced plans to stop printing its famous paper catalogue after 47 years, as the retailer makes a definitive shift to online. Argos has printed and sent out 93 editions and over 1 billion ...

The catalogue will take a back seat to technology as part of a £300m modernisation plan set out by new CEO John Walden, but the decision to ‘go digital’ is not a sudden one. Argos has gradually been ...

One of the most iconic stores on the British high street is Argos, known for its almost inexhaustible inventory, which for years was printed onto the pages of its famous catalogue. But in 2020, the ...

The retail giant is testing out removing the iconic catalogue from a small number of stores THE days of children circling what they want in the Argos catalogue at Christmas might be over. The retail ...