M&S sale up to 70% off

sarah1972

http://www.marksandspencer.com/c/offers/sale

Few examples :

Autograph Colour Full Days (24 pc nail varnish set) reduced from £60 to £15.99

Philip Kingsley Summer Survival Collection reduced from £25 to £8.49

REN Bathing the night away gift set reduced from £50 to £17.99

Bath essence decanter from £14 to £2.99

Butterfly Decanter from £14 to £2.99

Sugared cranberry bath treats from £12.50 to £2.19

Grumpy stag selection box from £12.50 to £2.19

Fleurs de France toiletry bag from £12.50 to £2.19

Star of wonder bathing set frim £12.50 to £2.99

Smooth leather tri-fold ID wallet from £12.50 to £3.49

Leather wallet from £25 to £8.49

anteater99

Butterfly decanter sold out but this one available...

http://www.marksandspencer.com/bath-essence-decanter-475ml/p/p22471206?mfPartNumber=T227330&carousel=FUNV_RR

dollywops

Beware, 70% off in store is yellow stickered - meaning no returns.

VfM4meplse

dollywops wrote: »

Beware, 70% off in store is yellow stickered - meaning no returns.

The other give-away is .99 pricing. M&S non-food merchandise generally sells in pounds / 50p endings. If it ends in a 9, you can forget it.

RainbowDrops

Anyone struggling to check out? Website keeps timing out when I go to my bag - can't tell if it's just my computer or not.

Wizzbang

Thanks, just got maximum value from my Christmas M&S gift cards. Only shop at M&S when it's 70% or more off. Makes more sense than buying second hand!

Wizzbang

Items are cheaper in-store. One example - wrapping paper £1.29 on the site, 59p in-store. They are desperate to clear the stock!

Another example, maternity bras that are full price £32.50 for 2 on the website were £9.99 in-store. Even less than the same product in an alternative colour way on-line, where they were £11.99.

Pure cotton ladies tartan PJs £10.50 online, £8.50 in-store.

Chris25

VfM4meplse wrote: »

The other give-away is .99 pricing. M&S non-food merchandise generally sells in pounds / 50p endings. If it ends in a 9, you can forget it.

I didn't know this, thank you.

I bought a pair of boots in the sale last night. Tried them on again last night and noticed that the insoles have a large Clarks logo on them. I know M&S sell some branded beauty and food products so I checked the attached label but that just says M&S. Not sure if this is an oversight by Clarks - who must have made them - or if it's usual practice now.

Had another look in the food hall to get some more of the reduced dried fruit and they had masses of them, so v pleased (https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/73700026#Comment_73700026)

sarah1972

Just been to Guildford store, rails and rails and rails of stuff.

Picked up 2 tops reduced from £30 down to £10 and one scanned at £3.49 and the other at £4.99, the assistant told me to ignore the pricing on the labels as everything in he sale is being reduced further at the tills !!!

Africat

Wizzbang wrote: »

Items are cheaper in-store. One example - wrapping paper £1.29 on the site, 59p in-store. They are desperate to clear the stock!

Another example, maternity bras that are full price £32.50 for 2 on the website were £9.99 in-store. Even less than the same product in an alternative colour way on-line, where they were £11.99.

Pure cotton ladies tartan PJs £10.50 online, £8.50 in-store.

Yeah I think you can get better bargains at the end of the sale than you can in M&S outlet stores too, many a time I've bought an end of sale bargain and then seen it in their outlet stores later in the year more expensive than what I paid.

VfM4meplse

sarah1972 wrote: »

Just been to Guildford store, rails and rails and rails of stuff.

Picked up 2 tops reduced from £30 down to £10 and one scanned at £3.49 and the other at £4.99, the assistant told me to ignore the pricing on the labels as everything in he sale is being reduced further at the tills !!!

I might be persuaded to drop into my local branch today, if that is the case