New Hinch Farm Collection at Home Bargains

If you have been following Sophie Hinchliffe’s journey, you will know that "Hinch Farm" is more than just a name because it is her family home.

This February, she has brought that countryside magic to the high street with the brand new Hinch Farm collection at Home Bargains.

Launched on 16 February 2026, this range is a "sidekick" to her main homeware line and is specifically designed to bring warmth and playfulness to children's bedrooms and nurseries. Moving away from the classic "Hinch Grey," this collection embraces natural textures, wood, and adorable animal motifs inspired by her own family pets. Whether you are looking for a complete room refresh or just a few "cuddle-ready" accessories, these budget friendly finds are set to be another sell out success.

The first thing you will notice when walking into the store is this incredible floor to ceiling display of the Hinch Farm collection. It is a one stop shop for nursery and playroom decor because it covers everything from floor rugs for £9.99 to wooden barn shelves for just £6.99. We spotted plenty of the famous Rodney the Alpaca plushies for £4.99 and even sweet wicker animal decorations starting from £1.99. This shelf really shows off the shift toward rustic textures and neutral tones that make this collection feel so much more premium than its price point suggests.

This section of the aisle is all about those finishing touches that make a house a home. The Hinch Farm bedding is a standout feature, with single duvet sets starting at £9.99 and doubles at £12.99. Both feature adorable farm animal prints that feel timeless and calming. Underneath, we found some of the most popular storage pieces from the launch including the large "TOYS" wicker chest with its stylish tan straps for £24.99 and the unique woven barn basket for £14.99.

It would not be a Hinch launch without some seriously "floofy" fashion for the little ones. This display is packed with the softest fluffy bathrobes for £10 and a variety of two-piece pyjama sets for £7. We also spotted rows of the cutest alpaca cosy socks for only £1.50, which would make such a lovely stocking filler or a small "just because" gift. Everything in this clothing range is designed for comfort and features the signature Hinch Farm animal illustrations.

We had to get a close up of these Farm Friends Forever pyjamas because the detail is just beautiful. For only £6, you get a two-piece set made from soft cotton that is perfect for a comfortable night's sleep. The print features a winding farm track with a tractor, the Hinch Farm barn, and all the "fur boys" including Rodney and the dogs. It is a really sweet, sentimental piece of the collection that fans of Mrs Hinch will recognize immediately.

This collage highlights the tactile nature of the 2026 Hinch Farm range. The Rodney Alpaca cushions for £4.99 are incredibly plush and have already become a viral favourite on social media. You can also see the high quality finish on the wicker toy chests and the barn basket. The way these pieces use natural materials like straw and wood helps to create a warm, farmhouse aesthetic that is very different from the grey velvet designs we have seen in previous years.

If you are looking for small ways to update a room, the wicker animal decorations are an absolute bargain at £1.99 each. From chickens to bees, these little characters add a bit of whimsical charm to a shelf or windowsill. We also loved the animal wall hooks for £2.49, which are both practical and decorative. These small, affordable items are a great way to "Hinch" your home on a budget while still bringing in those trendy, natural elements.

The Hinch Farm range at Home Bargains is a testament to why Sophie Hinchliffe remains the "Queen of Home." By combining her love for her animals with practical, affordable design, she has created a collection that feels deeply personal and accessible to every family. As with any Mrs Hinch launch, these items are already flying off the shelves and appearing on resale sites, so we recommend heading to your local store sooner rather than later. Whether it is a wicker robin for £1.99 or the large feature lamp for £22.99, there is a little piece of the farm waiting for everyone in the aisles this spring.