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  £1 Next, Topshop, New Look etc clothes & shoes

  500+ styles in Blagged £1 sale – some ex-high street. Plus ongoing £2.50 sale

  Update 1pm Fri 19 Jun: Everything5pounds.com has confirmed the £1 sale is going to end at 11.59pm this Sunday (21 June). We've amended our information below.

  Online retailer Everything5pounds.com* usually sells clothes, shoes, bags and more at £5 per item. It sources unsold stock from top high-street and online brands – MoneySavers have told us they've seen M&S, Next, Zara, Topshop, Dorothy Perkins, and New Look goods – and other unbranded items direct from manufacturers.
  

  It has a £2.50 sale* which includes 2,400+ styles, while stock lasts, but we've blagged a section with 500+ styles at £1 each* (until Sun 21 Jun, first launched Tue 16 Jun). Selected by Everything5pounds, it's mostly women's clothes – including trousers, tops, dresses and shoes – but there are a few kids' items mixed in. These are likely to go fast, so don't hang about if there's something you want.

  Delivery starts at £3.95, but will increase based on the weight of the items you order. For example, we added three tops and a dress to our basket and delivery was £3.95, but if we then added a pair of boots to the same order, delivery increased to £5.85. You'll be told how much delivery will be before you complete the checkout, and you can then choose to take items out if you want.

  The following £1 examples had a decent range of sizes available when we checked on Tue 16 Jun:

  • Peach lapel front blazer dress* - similar high-street items are £17ish
    
  • Petite cut-out side candy stripe jumpsuit* - similar high-street items are £25ish
  • Cut-out back floral bodycon dress* - similar high-street items are £16ish
  • Sky blue culottes* - similar high-street items are £20ish SOLD OUT
  • Cold shoulder panel top* and matching panelled mini skirt* - similar high-street items are £16ish SOLD OUT
  • V-neck tie up sleeve blouse* - similar high-street items are £14ish
  • Sheer mesh embroidered top* - similar high-street items are £15ish
  • Silky maroon satin shirt* - similar high-street items are £10ish
     

  You won’t know in advance if what you'll get is branded and most products will come de-tagged, so if you only want branded items, which could normally cost up to £50 each, it can be a bit of a game to find them (see 'More info') – but as you can see from the image below, they're not always that well disguised...

  Some trousers with a 'hidden' brand MSE Rhiannon previously bought

   

  Regarding the coronavirus pandemic and delivery times, Everything5Pounds told us: "We are ensuring our warehouse and offices are being frequently cleaned, staff are working from home where possible, and social distancing rules are being followed. This may mean that order processing can take slightly longer than usual."

  MSE Rhiannon says:

  I know some people are still concerned about ordering clothes to be delivered, but if you or your not-so-little-ones need a new item, this could be a cheap way to replace clothing without braving the queues at recently re-opened high street retailers.

  • More info

    What's feedback like - what do you actually get?

    If you're worried about its legitimacy, Everything5pounds told us: "All our branded items are real. We don't sell fake items or knock-offs. We do sell similar items but they would never contain the brand logo/name."

    It’s not guaranteed everything you pick will be from a well-known brand or store and if it is, it may have the tags clipped or otherwise marked to prevent returns to the original store.

    Everything5pounds told us: "Branded and non-branded stock varies depending on what we are able to buy and time of year. There is never a set amount but there is always something. We deal with loads of suppliers so it can be extremely varied at times."

    Before I buy, is there a way I can work out where the items are from?

    You won't be told where an item is from online but it's worth checking the photos closely – sometimes you can see a logo or other branding which can tip you off. It's also worth checking the reviews – they won't mention the actual retailer, but often say the item's from a "well-known store". You may even recognise the item from the high street.

    Are the non-branded items any good?

    Feedback has been generally positive and as MoneySavers know, branded doesn't always mean better. Last year, we put this to the test and asked 10+ people at MSE Towers whether they could tell the difference between a selection of branded items from Everything5pounds.com with the labels cut out and non-branded – most said they'd be happy with either.

    The odd item could smell like it had been kept in storage, but nothing a quick wash wouldn’t sort out. It’s always worth checking the comments online next to each item as often you’ll find feedback on the quality as well as tips on sizing.

    Can I send my items back?

    If you return an item because it's not to your liking, you'll get a refund but you'll have to pay delivery to get it back to Everything5pounds.com. However, if an item is sent in error (eg, size different than your order) or faulty, you'll be sent a pre-paid returns label. If you have any problems, you can contact customer services at sales@everything5pounds.com or give them a call on 0208 997 3331.

    Warning: The website everything5pounds.co.uk is NOT affiliated with Everything5pounds.com – don't get confused. Everything5pounds.com is the site that we are covering here.
    

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  £2.50 Asos, New Look, Topshop etc clothes, shoes & bags

  1000s of items in Everything5Pounds' 50% off sale – some ex-high street

  Online retailer Everything5pounds.com* usually sells clothes, shoes, bags and more at £5 per item. It sources unsold stock from top high-street and online brands – MoneySavers have told us they've seen M&S, Next, Zara, Topshop, Dorothy Perkins, Mango, Asos and New Look goods – and other unbranded items direct from manufacturers.

  When we checked on Tue 26 May, there were 4,000+ items in its 50% off sale*, with most items costing £2.50, though we spotted some for just £1. Everything5Pounds has told us the sale is ongoing, while stock lasts. Sizes for some items are limited and there are very few men's products in the sale.

  Delivery's from £3.95, but will increase based on the weight of the items you order. You'll be told how much delivery will be before you complete the checkout, and you can then choose to take items out if you want.

  We found the following examples with a decent range of sizes available on Tue 26 May:

  • Tie up ruched front blouse* - similar high-street items are £15ish
    
  • High-waisted jeggings* - similar high-street items are £15ish
     

  You won’t know in advance if what you'll get is branded and most products will come de-tagged, so if you only want branded items, which could normally cost up to £50 each, it can be a bit of a game to find them (see 'More info') – but as you can see from the image below, they're not always that well disguised...

  Some trousers with a 'hidden' brand MSE Rhiannon previously bought

   

  Important: In relation to the coronavirus pandemic and delivery times, Everything5Pounds told us: "We are ensuring our warehouse and offices are being frequently cleaned, staff are working from home where possible, and social distancing rules are being followed. This may mean that order processing can take slightly longer than usual."

  MSE Rhiannon says:

  I know some people are concerned about ordering clothes to be delivered, but if you or your not-so-little-ones need a new item, this could be a cheap way to replace clothing.

  • More info

    What's feedback like - what do you actually get?

    If you're worried about its legitimacy, Everything5pounds told us: "All our branded items are real. We don't sell fake items or knock-offs. We do sell similar items but they would never contain the brand logo/name."

    It’s not guaranteed everything you pick will be from a well-known brand or store and if it is, it may have the tags clipped or otherwise marked to prevent returns to the original store.

    Everything5pounds told us: "Branded and non-branded stock varies depending on what we are able to buy and time of year. There is never a set amount but there is always something. We deal with loads of suppliers so it can be extremely varied at times."

    Before I buy, is there a way I can work out where the items are from?

    You won't be told where an item is from online but it's worth checking the photos closely – sometimes you can see a logo or other branding which can tip you off. It's also worth checking the reviews – they won't mention the actual retailer, but often say the item's from a "well-known store". You may even recognise the item from the high street.

    Are the non-branded items any good?

    Feedback has been generally positive and as MoneySavers know, branded doesn't always mean better. Last year, we put this to the test and asked 10+ people at MSE Towers whether they could tell the difference between a selection of branded items from Everything5pounds.com with the labels cut out and non-branded – most said they'd be happy with either.

    The odd item could smell like it had been kept in storage, but nothing a quick wash wouldn’t sort out. It’s always worth checking the comments online next to each item as often you’ll find feedback on the quality as well as tips on sizing.

    Can I send my items back?

    If you return an item because it's not to your liking, you'll get a refund but you'll have to pay delivery to get it back to Everything5pounds.com. However, if an item is sent in error (eg, size different than your order) or faulty, you'll be sent a pre-paid returns label. If you have any problems, you can contact customer services at sales@everything5pounds.com or give them a call on 0208 997 3331.

    Warning: The website everything5pounds.co.uk is NOT affiliated with Everything5pounds.com – don't get confused. Everything5pounds.com is the site that we are covering here.
    

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