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Brantano 'January sale'
Up to 70% off, in stores and online
MSE Update 5.30pm, Fri 22 Jan: Brantano went into administration last night. While it is still trading, it'd be safer to shop in store rather than online, so there are no delivery or stock issues to worry about. We've asked its administrators PwC about how existing orders will be affected, and whether it's still accepting gift cards. We’ll update you here and in our MSE News section when we have the answers.
Website: Brantano*
Find your nearest: store locator*
Start date (online): Tue 1 Dec
Start date (in stores): Tue 1 Dec
Sale amount: Up to 70% off in stores and online.
SALE BOOST: Discount increased from 50% to up to 70% on Fri 18 Dec. -
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Brantano 40% off - eg, Clarks, Skechers, Hush Puppies
MSE Blagged code also gets free delivery - incl sale items
MSE Update 5.40pm Thu 5 Nov: Brantano's now decided to make the discount available in its stores as well as online, so we've added the extra details below.
If you go online to footwear retailer Brantano* you can get 40% off plus free delivery (norm £2.50) when you enter the MSE Blagged code 40FREE by 11.59pm on Sun 8 Nov. The code's valid on all items across the site, including brands such as Clarks, Skechers and Hush Puppies and items in the sale*.
The code can only be used for home delivery, or delivery to a local convenience store, so you can't order online to collect from a Brantano store. If you'd rather buy in store, you can print this voucher* from Brantano's website and take it with you - find your nearest*.
Brantano also currently has a 40% off code on its website, but theirs doesn't include free 'Super Saver' delivery - so MoneySavers are better off using our code if buying online.
Even with the discount, not everything's cheapest when bought from Brantano, so do your own price checks before buying. For example, we found a pair of men's Nike trainers that are £33 using the code at Brantano, yet the same pair are only £26 at Sports Direct.
That said, there are decent deals to be had. While trying out the code on Tue 3 Nov, we found the following strong discounts on popular brands online at Brantano:
- Clarks women's flats* - £22.80 delivered (£38 before code, next cheapest we found, £29.74 at Spartoo)
- Clarks men's shoes* - £30 del (£50 pre-code, next cheapest we found, £49.99 at Shoestore)
- Clarks girls' gold glitter party shoes* - £13.20 del (£22 pre-code, next cheapest we found, £22 at Clarks)
- Skechers women's boots* - £31.20 del (£52 pre-code, next cheapest we found, £47.50 at Sarenza)
- Skechers men's brown shoes* - £30 del (£50 pre-code, next cheapest we found, £55 at Debenhams)
- Hush Puppies boys' shoes* - £22.80 del (£38 pre-code, next cheapest we found, £37.95 at Spartoo)
Martin's Money Mantras
Before spending
If you answer 'NO' to any of the following questions, don't buy.
Skint? Ask:
- Do I need it?
- Can I afford it?
Not skint? Ask:
- Will I use it?
- Is it worth it?
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And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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