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FitFlop 20% off EVERYTHING code
Including sale items, eg, £70 sandals for £22ish
ExpiredIf you're looking to get a little footloose and fancy free, we've blagged 20% off EVERYTHING online at FitFlop*, including its 'up to 60% off' sale. Enter the MSE Blagged code MSE20 at the checkout until 11.59pm on Sun 19 Jul. Delivery's £3.95.
Strong examples we found using the code on Tue 14 Jul include:
- Chain toe-post sandals (black)* - £22.40 (£28 before code, were £70)
- Metallic leather ballet pumps (gold)* - £30.35 (£33 before code, were £85)
- Lena Microstud patent loafers (lingonberry)* - £34 (£42.50 before code, were £85)
- Lena snake-print leather loafers* - £34 (£42.50 before code, were £85)
- Audrey faux leather loafers* - £28.80 (£36 before code, were £90)
- Men's knit high-top trainers* - £35.20 (£44 before code, were £110)
- Airmesh elastic slip-on trainers (white)* - £38.40 (£48 before code, were £80)
FitFlop says more lines will be added to the sale on Wed 15 Jul and there should be plenty of stock to last throughout the week.
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FitFlop extra 30% off 'up to 60%' sale
Blagged code, online only. Incl £55 slippers for £19
ExpiredIf you're looking for footwear, go via this FitFlop* link and you can get a further 30% off its 'up to 60% off' sale. Enter the MSE Blagged code MSE30 at the checkout until 11.59pm on Mon 9 Dec. Standard delivery is free.
Some examples of what we found on Tue 3 Dec include:- Carin patent slides* - £16.80 (£24 before code, was £80)
- Chrissie sequin slippers* - £19.25 (£27.50 before code, was £55)
- Super Chelsea suede boot in Cool Toupe* - £49.30 (£59 before code, was £120)
FitFlop tells us that there should be plenty of stock. This offer is online only and excludes full-price lines.
For other clothing discounts, visit our High Street Sales page.
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