56 pages, valid 7 September to 10 October, thirty-four days. It is the longest window of the thirteen scanned today, eleven times the shortest at three days. At 1.6 pages a day the density is the lowest. Xenos also has a second flyer today, 23 pages running 7…

What you need to know

The Xenos flyer runs to 56 pages, from Monday 7 September all the way to Saturday 10 October, thirty-four days. Among the thirteen flyers scanned today it has the longest window and the lowest density, at 1.6 pages a day. Thirty-four days covers five weekends, which means five chances to go rather than one. But Xenos has a second flyer out today as well: 23 pages running 7 to 20 September. Both start on the same day, one ends on 20 September and the other on 10 October, so from 21 September onwards only this booklet still counts.



  • The long Xenos flyer: 56 pages, valid 7 September to 10 October 2026. (source 1)
  • The same shop’s second flyer: 23 pages, 7 to 20 September, same start date and ending twenty days earlier. (source 2)
  • Thirty-four days covers five weekends and is the only window past a month among today’s thirteen. (source 1)
  • For contrast, the shortest today is the Lidl weekend flyer at three days, 11 to 13 September. (source 3)


Density is 56 over 34, or 1.6 pages a day, the lowest today. Low density means this is not a promotion but a price list to keep around. Across thirty-four days nothing has to be decided now.

The difference between the shop’s two flyers is what this page is really flagging: both start on 7 September, but one ends on 20 September and this one on 10 October. For the fortnight from 7 to 20 September both are live and the pages add up to 56 plus 23, or 79. From 21 September only these 56 remain. So if you note a price in mid-September and go to buy in early October, check which booklet that page came from: if it was the short one, it expired weeks earlier.

Hokimi field note: the longer the window the easier it is to forget. This one’s last day is Saturday 10 October, later than most people’s sense of early October and a great deal earlier than all of October.

Retailer
Xenos, the Dutch homeware and gift chain
Valid
Thirty-four days covering five weekends
Pages
56, all downloaded
The Xenos flyer, 7 September to 10 October: 56 pages across thirty-four days, the longest window today
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