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Bedding outlet 35% off, eg, £5 pair of pillows
MSE Blagged code valid on everything. Limited stock
When we've featured this before, it's been a hit with MSE'rs - who are never caught napping when there's a deal to be had. And now it's back again, with specially thin duvets for summer...
The Boston Duvet & Pillow Company* is a trading name for a factory that makes bedding for high street retailers and department stores, which then sell the goods in their own branded packaging (for more discounts on branded goods, see Discount Outlets).
Its online outlet shifts surplus stock up to 75% cheaper than it's sold in shops, and we've blagged 35% extra off these already-reduced prices (a potential 84% discount in all). Though as it's a clearance, stock of some items is very limited - so you may need to go quick.
How to get it
Enter the code SALE35 at the checkout by 11.59pm on Tue 26 Jun. Delivery's £3.99 for 1-3 items, but costs increase with the number of items you're buying (see 'more info' below for details). Unfortunately, it can't deliver to Northern Ireland or parts of Scotland*.
The cheapest products are likely to be what you'd normally find in supermarkets and high street shops, while pricier options could be from a posh department store. Yet all will arrive in plain packaging and may have had tags removed or defaced.
What can I get?
Here are some strong deals we found using the code on Tue 19 Jun (remember to add delivery):
4.5 tog 'Super Soft' thin summer duvet* - £4.88 (double), £7.50 before the codeSOLD OUT- 4.5 tog 'Super Soft' thin summer duvet* - £4.22 (single), £6.50 before the code
- Pair of 'Easy Care' basic pillows* - £5.20 a pair, £8 before the code
- Duck feather pillow* - £6.50 each, £10 before the code
- Mattress protector* - £3.25 (double), £5 before the code
It's difficult to compare prices exactly, as there are so many different materials and variations of pillows and duvets out there. We've done our best to compare like-for-like examples above, and we weren't able to find comparable bedding cheaper elsewhere online.
Boston says it does not sell faulty or damaged goods and it doesn't use the outlet to shift factory 'seconds'. It's worth noting though, while it's a British company that does manufacture most of its product range in the UK, it also sells feather-filled products made in China (see 'more info' below), so take that into consideration if you only want British products.
When we've featured deals from this company before, feedback's generally been positive. However, there's also been the odd negative comment as well. We're not saying Boston offers the best quality bedding, but we think it's decent value. Please give feedback in our Boston Duvet & Pillow Co forum discussion, on Facebook or Twitter.
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35% off bedding outlet, eg, £9 king-size duvet
MSE Blagged code valid on everything. Limited stock
When we've featured this before, it's been a big hit with MoneySavers - who are never caught napping when there's a stonking deal to be had. And now it's back again...
The Boston Duvet & Pillow Company* is a trading name for a factory that makes bedding for high street retailers and department stores, which then sell the goods in their own branded packaging.
Its online outlet shifts surplus stock up to 75% cheaper than it's sold in shops, and we've blagged 35% extra off these already-reduced prices (a potential 84% discount in all). Though as it's a clearance, stock of some items is very limited - so you may need to go quick.
How to get it
Enter the code MSE35 at the checkout by 11.59pm on Sun 7 Jan. Delivery's £3.99 for 1-3 items, but costs increase with the number of items you're buying (see 'more info' below for details). Unfortunately, it can't deliver to Northern Ireland or parts of Scotland.
The cheapest products are likely to be what you'd normally find in supermarkets and high street shops, while pricier options could be from a posh department store. Yet all will arrive in plain packaging and may have had tags removed or defaced.
What can I get?
Here are some strong deals we found using the code on Tue 2 Jan (remember to add delivery):
- Pair of 'Easy Care' basic pillows* - £5.20 a pair, £8 before the code
- Goose feather pillow* - £6.50 each, £10 before the code
- 13.5 tog 'Super Soft' duvet* - £9.10 (king), £14 before the code
- Duck feather mattress topper* - £16.25 (king), £25 before the code
It's difficult to compare prices exactly, as there are so many different materials and variations of pillows and duvets out there. We've done our best to compare like-for-like examples above, and we weren't able to find comparable bedding cheaper elsewhere online.
Boston says it does not sell faulty or damaged goods and it doesn't use the outlet to shift factory 'seconds'. It's worth noting though, while it's a British company that does manufacture most of its product range in the UK, it also sells feather-filled products made in China (see 'more info' below), so take that into consideration if you only want British products.
Please give feedback in our Boston Duvet & Pillow Co forum discussion on Twitter.
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