Tesco Clothes Coupon Thread. Read First Post For Updates!

Sunshine_and_Roses

poundsinbucks wrote: »

Unfortunately for you the 1/6 £4 blue kids one does not scan, but the good news is you only need to spend £30 on mens or womens clothes or mixed and you can use both £6 blues, as the mens scans with womens clothing and vice versa, so £12 off a £30 spend. Could be better if you can manage to get hold of a £6 from a Red Quit Kit.

HTH!

Thanks - what is a Red Quit Kit - something to do with stopping smoking? Have a new Tesco Extra just been opened by me, and it has a pharmacy. Would I get the quit kit from there, and what would be the best way to use it?

Cheers

leadhead

clareski wrote: »

Thanks - what is a Red Quit Kit - something to do with stopping smoking? Have a new Tesco Extra just been opened by me, and it has a pharmacy. Would I get the quit kit from there, and what would be the best way to use it?

Cheers

Unfortunately unless you are in Wales or NI, then there isnt much chance of finding a £6 red......not before the sale finishes....which has the same advantage...£6 off £30.

poundsinbucks

clareski wrote: »

Thanks - what is a Red Quit Kit - something to do with stopping smoking? Have a new Tesco Extra just been opened by me, and it has a pharmacy. Would I get the quit kit from there, and what would be the best way to use it?

Cheers

Have a look at the first post of this thread, there should be some pics of what you are looking for. Not all stores have coupons unfortunately, that's why PaidToShop.co.uk is a great place to swap any coups you may have (from magazines or newspapers or clubcard mailings) for ones you'd like but cannot find. My local Tesco store and Express only have the now out of date Get Active packs, useless!! So have to travel further afield to larger stores with eyes peeled . Sometimes they are at the CS desk, on a table near the H&B isles, near the Pharmacy, or sometimes at the checkouts even.

Just keep looking . Good luck!

WELSH-DRAGON_2

**Patty** wrote: »

I think Welshy may be feeling a little on the damp side.(it was today the visit to the safari park wasn't it?)........it has persisted it down all day here........ i should've offered to put the kettle on

Yes I was at West Midlands safari park today - got absolutely drenched but kiddies had a great time. I managed to do it on the cheap by going with my office so only £30 for a family of 6 including admission and coach. Food provided and paid for with .............. tesco money off vouchers (I can say that now I have been publically dumped LOL)

Welshy x

PS my kids are well trained they did the I spy a tesco lorry, I spy a tescos there and back.

ginjim

borderlakland wrote: »

gin jim
have you used your lady shave yet????:rotfl:

sorry not yet we've been to busy at work
next couple of days i think
when i get my nails done:D :eek: :rotfl:

countingthepennys

vellum wrote: »

yes, it does.
i am no jordan but got lots of compliment the other day when wore it to work. the dress is a very nice design that compliments what u have and hides what u don't.

suddenly have a thought :rolleyes: , since all my new clothes r from t, there is a high possibility that someone else at work may wear the same clothes to office, um... shall i feel embarrass? perhaps not, mine is always better... because it is free :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I was at an auction a while back and i spotted another woman wearing similar outfit to me:eek: what made it worse was the lady bid on something and as the auctioneer was about to close the sale said the lady in the brown and pointed to me nooo! it wasnt me!:rotfl:

countingthepennys

leadhead wrote: »

Ok Girls, this is all so nice, but just had a post off a guy i used to argue a lot with, he wonders if this is still the Clothing Coupon Thread or the Leadhead Appreciation Society Thread .............so please.............keep it up!!.

No really ......no more...................................................(this week anyway).

:silenced: :rotfl:

**Patty**

WELSH-DRAGON wrote: »

Yes I was at West Midlands safari park today - got absolutely drenched but kiddies had a great time. I managed to do it on the cheap by going with my office so only £30 for a family of 6 including admission and coach. Food provided and paid for with .............. tesco money off vouchers (I can say that now I have been publically dumped LOL)

Welshy x

PS my kids are well trained they did the I spy a tesco lorry, I spy a tescos there and back.

Aww bless....

You could've stopped by Welshy.....we had the heating on....:rotfl:

We'd have dried you out & warmed you up.....:)

WELSH-DRAGON_2

Thanks Patty - we were absolutely frozen there and I got soaked through. I had packed 4 sets of fresh clothing (thanks Mr T) for the kiddies just incase they got wet (which they did) so was able to change the kiddies before the journey home.

I know it's not clothing related but seen as the coupons are on the same sheet as the quits - I bought DD3 the kiddies travel sickness bands £7.99 and myself a pack of paracetomol used a £2 off £8 healthcare so had the sickness bands cheaper with the coupon. They are brightly coloured and she wore them during the 6 hours travelling and was not ill at all - for a child who is usually sick after 30 minutes once 8 times on a daytrip - it was a great discovery which I thoroughly recommend.

Welshy x

mutley_muppet

WELSH-DRAGON wrote: »

I know it's not clothing related but seen as the coupons are on the same sheet as the quits - I bought DD3 the kiddies travel sickness bands £7.99 and myself a pack of paracetomol used a £2 off £8 healthcare so had the sickness bands cheaper with the coupon. They are brightly coloured and she wore them during the 6 hours travelling and was not ill at all - for a child who is usually sick after 30 minutes once 8 times on a daytrip - it was a great discovery which I thoroughly recommend.

Welshy x

Great news!

I usually get VERY travel sick aswell. I bought some of these bands (acustrap) 3 years ago in Sainsburys and they are brilliant.

Never been sick since!! :T :j Worth every penny!