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Flying Tiger 50% off Christmas decorations
In store while stocks last – proving popular so go quick
ExpiredIf you live near one of its stores, you can get 50% off all Christmas decorations at quirky Danish retailer Flying Tiger (formerly known just as Tiger). The offer will run until Tue 31 Dec while stocks last. We've already seen that decorations are depleted in the branch closest to MSE Towers in London, so go quick (find your nearest) if there's something you want. If you're the sort who likes to stock up for next year's Christmas, now's the time to strike.
Most stores are taking part in the promotion, but there are a few exceptions - see 'More info' below for a list.
Here's some of what we found in our local Flying Tiger store on Fri 20 Dec:
Christmas food and wrapping are excluded from the offer. Look out for the '50% off' sticker to see what's included.
See MSE Laura B's Christmas Deals Predictor for more high street sales.
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Flying Tiger 20% off when you join mailing list
Print or show voucher on your phone in store. Excl food & drink
ExpiredYou can take 20% off your entire purchase at Flying Tiger when you sign up to its mailing list online. You'll be emailed a discount code which you can either print or show on your phone at the till in stores (find your nearest). The offer applies to new subscribers only and will be running until Fri 31 May.
The discount can be applied to everything except food and drinks. Certain stores are not participating so check this exclusions list before heading out.
After signing up to the Flying Tiger newsletter, look out for an email asking you to verify your email address. If you don’t see the email within a few minutes, it may be worth checking your spam folder. Once verified, you should receive a second email with your discount code shortly after. Print it or show it on your phone in store. You can opt out at any time by clicking the ‘unsubscribe’ link at the bottom of its emails.
What is Flying Tiger?
A kooky Danish retailer, Flying Tiger (formerly known just as Tiger) sells simply designed homeware, stationery, children’s toys and household items, with many items priced at £1-£2. It doesn’t currently sell online, so this is an in-store only offer unfortunately.If you're hitting the high street, see if there are any other Deals and Vouchers that could be useful to you.
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