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Figleaves outlet*

Up to 60% off men's and women's underwear

If you go online to the Figleaves outlet*, you can get up to 60% off a vast range of men's and women's underwear and nightwear.
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Figleaves 20% off

Online code valid on full-price items. Thu-Mon

If you go online to lingerie retailer Figleaves* you can get 20% off full-price items when you enter the code TWENTY until 11.59pm on Mon 1 Feb. Delivery's £3.95.

The code can't be used on items in the outlet, or with any other form of discount. The following brands are excluded from the offer: Simone Perele, Wacoal, B.tempt'd, Implicite, Crew Clothing, Ugg, One Piece, L'Agent, Mary Jo and Prima Donna.
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Figleaves 'January sale'

Up to 60% off online
Website: Figleaves
Start date (online): Mon 21 Dec
Sale amount: Up to 60% off online.
SALE BOOST: Discounts increased from up to 50% to up to 60% off on Mon 4 Jan.

We found the following items on Thu 28 Jan:
- Lace chemise - now £15 (was £38)
- 2-pack of briefs - now £5 (was £10)
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