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  • Rubbersole extra 30% off boot brands

    Rubbersole extra 30% off boot brands

    Via Blagged code. Dr Martens, Caterpillar & Timberland only

    If you enter the MSE Blagged code CATIMDRM30 at online footwear outlet Rubbersole* by 11.59pm on Fri 31 Mar, you'll get an extra 30% off all of its Dr Martens, Timberland and Caterpillar footwear, including items already reduced in the sale. Standard delivery's free.

    As some of the shoes are in the sale, stock is low on certain styles and sizes, so step to it if you're after something in particular.

    Examples of strong discounts we found when using the code on Fri 31 28 Mar include:

    Rubbersole sells many different brands, but this code is only valid on Dr Martens, Caterpillar and Timberland. Although some of the items we found with our code were the cheapest on the market, it's always worth doing your own price comparisons before you buy, especially as Rubbersole's pricing is, "dynamic and changes from week to week." We've found, however, that the prices change almost daily - so it's worth keeping an eye out.

  • Dr Martens extra 15% off clearance items

    Dr Martens extra 15% off clearance items

    Online code for items already up to 50% off

    If you enter the code EXTRA15 online at Dr Martens* by 11.59pm on Mon 16 Mar, you'll get an extra 15% off all clearance items which are already discounted by up to 50%. Delivery's £3.95. The code can't be used on full-price items.

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