EXPIRED Womens Helly Hansen Long Jacket £27 The Hut.

clairibel

Just saw this and posted in case anyone needs a quality coat for a bargain, this retails for £140 in John Lewis eek. Use 10% code for price quoted. Loads of sizes at posting.

http://www.thehut.com/sports-jackets/helly-hansen-women-s-long-bykkle-coat-imperial-purple/10784646.html

Pics of it on in another colour http://shop.hellyhansen.com/gb/item/w-long-bykkle-insulated-jacket-55962/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product_search&utm_campaign=google_product_feed&gclid=CJ7Rl5i9z7kCFaPHtAodQ1QADQ

Link to code http://www.hotukdeals.com/vouchers/extra-10-off-fashion-15-off-35-spend-fashion-using-discount-codes-hut-1654070#comments

Lemoncurd

Thanks, I went through Quidco and on there also saw a code for 15% if you spend over £35.

GingerDi

Amazing find, thanks op

ClaireLD_2

My Daughter will love this - thank you OP

GingerDi

Note sizes 8, 10 and 12 left in stock at 12.07pm

metoyoubear

After the UGG thread the other day with the hutgroup not being an authorised retailer and this story,makes you wonder if it's a bargain or a fake

FASHION brand Fred Perry has settled a dispute with fast-growing North West e-tailer The Hut.com Limited over the sale of a number of counterfeit jumpers.

The Hut, which says this incident is the first in its nine-year history, sold the clothes bearing the words ‘FRED PERRY’ and the Laurel Wreath logo – both registered trademarks of Fred Perry, on a number of its websites including https://www.thehut.com, https://www.zavvi.com, https://www.sendit.com and via its outlets on eBay and Amazon.

The Hut.com Limited accepted that it had infringed Fred Perry’s trademark rights by offering for sale and selling counterfeit garments, and as part of the settlement paid damages and legal costs to Fred Perry and agreed not to sell such infringing garments in future.

Fred Perry was advised in the matter by Manchester lawyer Roy Crozier, an Intellectual Property partner at Clarke Willmott..

A spokesman for Fred Perry stated: “We are extremely proud of our heritage and iconic Laurel Wreath logo. We will not hesitate to enforce our intellectual property rights when they are infringed and we will continue to take action against the sellers and manufacturers of counterfeit versions of our garments."

Roy Crozier added: "The message to all retailers is clear in that Fred Perry has unshakeable resolve in ensuring that its intellectual property rights are enforced and that they should take all necessary steps to ensure the provenance of the goods which they offer for sale.”

Northwich-based The Hut said the issue lay with one of its European suppliers. It is understood retailer sold more than 1,000 of the jumpers for over £40,000.

It added: "The Hut Group has robust sourcing procedures in place across its entire brand portfolio and the Fred Perry matter is the first and only instance in nearly 10 years of trading where it has sold non-authentic product.

"Whilst the number of products sold was minimal the group takes the protection of intellectual property rights very seriously and immediately worked with Fred Perry to resolve the issue.

"Luxory Outlet S.R.L. (parent company FI International S.R.L.), the distributor responsible for selling the non-authentic jumpers to The Hut Group, has accepted full responsibility and liability and has agreed to refund all costs incurred by The Hut Group."

The company added: "The Hut Group is a both a brand owner and third party brand reseller of over 1,000 brands and vigorously protects intellectual property rights, and accordingly, is pleased that the matter has been resolved to the satisfaction of both Fred Perry and The Hut Group."

GingerDi

Interesting.....how to spot if its fake i wonder!

tinkerbell28

That is not a new thing ^^^ there was a thread once upon a time about banning the hut, from another well known deals site. It got spammed.

Lots of people complaining of fakes, bad service and why they were being promoted for kickbacks at the expense of users.

It has been deleted now, but it has been alleged for a while they sold fakes.

Denied ofc, then Fred Perry took action, which goes to show there must've been some truth in it.

thedogsmum

I recently bought a pair of 'Moon Boots' from The Hut - they'd only got two pairs, one of which was my size. I paid £20. when they are normally well over £50. If they are fake, they're very good - I can't see any difference between these and my old ones I'm replacing. Perhaps they buy up end of ranges, too?
I've ordered one of these HH coats, so, fingers crossed it's ok. I am despairing of finding a waterproof coat that's waterproof...I've spent ££'s but nearly always find I'm damp, if not wet, from walking the mutts or otherwise out and about, in moderate/heavy rain. Any suggestions appreciated...
Ordered 10 min's ago, just had mail to say it's been despatched. Blimey!!

metoyoubear

Googling, certain brands seem to crop up with people doubting their authenticity,it can't be many,but it does seem some brands have a question mark over them,I wouldn't know a fake anything if I fell over it lol

littlereddevil

Everything they sell can't be fakes or they wouldn't still be trading in this country surely!