Headline says it all folks, P.E Nation’s website has crashed under the pressure of – I assume – thousands of people trying to get in on the beloved label’s annual warehouse sale. It’s 60 per cent off everything, hence the very high levels of traffic to the site.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, P.E Nation announced it had shifted the event online. The boonta sale went live at midday on Thursday, 16 April and will run to Sunday, 19 April. It’s not yet clear if the sale will be extended to make up for the delay, but we’ll keep you updated.
At the time of writing, if you try and access the P.E Nation website, it comes up with a server error. Based on comments on IG, everyone’s getting the same message so don’t stress out. Founder, Pip Edwards, just told keen shoppers that the site will be up and running in no time.
“Want to apologise for the current site crash,” she wrote in a post on IG. “Bare with us, we are working on it, we will be up and running in no time! Thank you for your patience.”
P.E Nation’s official Instagram echoed the founder’s message, telling followers that the team will “let you know as soon as we are back up and running”.
Godspeed.
