General Fashion deals

If you go online to Sainsbury's or in a larger store (find your nearest) you can get up to 50% off selected Tu clothing. There's currently no end date, but stock is likely to be limited, so go quick if there's something you're after. There is no code needed, the discount will be clearly marked on items.

The Tu sale includes men's, women's, and kids' clothing (as well as some limited school uniform items), and some branded items too. Delivery's £3.95 or you can click & collect for free.

When we checked on Monday 25 September, we found over 900 items in the sale. Some examples include:

• Kids' gingham classic school dress – £2.10 (was £4.90)
• Women's sleeveless crinkle shirt – £6 (was £12)
• Men's charcoal waffle dressing gown – £10 (was £20)

See more clothing and fashion deals. 

Next has kicked off its mid-season sale where it says you can get at least 50% off on clothing, home, and brands. You can find the sale online at Next or in most stores (find your nearest). 

If ordering online, delivery is £4.95 or you can collect in a store for free. There’s currently no end date to the sale, but stock is likely to be limited, so go quick if there's something you're after.

On Monday 25 September, there were over 40,000 lines included in the sale across men's, women's and kids' clothing, and homeware. Here are some deals we spotted:

• Men's light blue swim shorts – £6.50 (was £15)
• Women's multi stripe linen blend tiered mini dress – £12.50 (was £32)
• Kids' Tommy Hilfiger strap denim dress 14-years – £33 (was £75). Next cheapest we found, £37 at Tommy Hilfiger

Next may not be cheapest for all branded items, even in a sale, so always do your own price comparison before buying.

Looking for more discounted fashion? See our full sales round-up.

If you go online to M&S* or into a store (find your nearest*), you can get up to 50% off selected items in its sale. Delivery's £3.99 or free if you're spending £60 or more (in-store click and collect is also free). 

When we checked on Thursday 21 September, there were over 5,500 items discounted across men's, women's and kids' clothing, as well as beauty and home. As it's a sale, stock is likely to be limited, so go quick if there's something you're after.

Our checks showed an average discount of about 40%, with a few items discounted by more than 50%, across a wide range of brands. Here are some strong examples we found:

M&S own-brand items:

• Paisley tie & pocket square set* – £5 (was £15)
• Paddington pyjamas (1-7 years)* – £7 (were £15)
• Square neck shirred midaxi dress* – £22 (was £45)

Brands:

• Fat Face wide leg cropped jeans (3-13 years)* – £12 (were £24). Next cheapest we found, £16 at Fat Face.
• Nobody's Child V-neck midi smock dress* – £21 (was £69). Next cheapest we found, £39 at Nobody's Child.
• Lyle & Scott pocketed swim shorts* – £22 (were £45). Next cheapest we found, £45 at John Lewis.

M&S may not always be the cheapest place to buy branded items, even in a sale, so always compare prices elsewhere to check you're getting a good deal.

Looking for more clothing deals? See our full list of fashion sales and discounts.  

If you go online to Nike*, you can get up to 50% off in its end of season sale until 8am on Thursday 5 October. Delivery's £4.50 or it's free if you're spending £99 or more. If you join Nike's free loyalty scheme (NikePlus), you can get unlimited free delivery*.

When we checked on Thursday 21 September, there were over 3,200 lines in the sale. Some strong examples include:

• Kids' Woodside 2 High ACG boots* – £35.97 (were £79.95)
• Men's utility trousers* – £39.97 (were £79.95)
• Women's Jordan Delta 3 Low shoes* – £56.47 (were £124.95)

As it's a sale, stock is likely to be limited. Don't assume Nike is always cheapest, even in its sales – do your own price comparisons before buying.

For more like this, see fashion and beauty deals.

If you work for the NHS, sign up for free or log in via this Health Service Discounts link to get a code for 20% off full-price adult shoes and accessories online only at Clarks.

Health Service Discounts says to ensure your code works, you should complete your purchase within the same session and not open multiple tabs or visit another site until you've completed your order. Delivery is £4.95 for orders under £40 or you can collect from a Clarks store for free.

The offer excludes Originals, collaborations, reduced-price items, shoe care, and kids' styles.

Clothing retailer New Look* is offering 15% off for NHS and emergency services workers with a Blue Light Card.

It's valid on full-price items only, either online or in stores. Online, you'll need to generate a code to use at the checkout; in stores you can show your Blue Light Card when you pay. You can't use it on sale items, to buy gift cards, or with any other offer or discount. See full T&Cs*.

Check the discount before buying as we've seen New Look change the offer amount on a few occasions (we've seen it go as high as 26% off before, but it could of course go lower as well).

If you have a Blue Light Card (see our full Blue Light Card info), don't just assume it'll give you the best discounts – always compare offers to check you're getting the best deal.

Footwear retailer Schuh* is offering 10% off for NHS and emergency services workers with a Blue Light Card.

It's valid on full-price items only, either online or in stores. Online, you'll need to generate a code to use at the checkout; in stores you can show your Blue Light Card when you pay. See full T&Cs*.

If you have a Blue Light Card (see our full Blue Light Card info), don't just assume it'll give you the best discounts – always compare offers to check you're getting the best deal.

If you're shopping online at JD Sports, you can get a unique code from Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info) that gets 10% off most full-price or discounted items until Sunday 31 December.

You can't use the discount on gift cards, plus some excluded items. See full T&Cs.

If you're not already signed up to H&M's free loyalty scheme, you can join via the H&M app or website, and you'll get 10% off plus free delivery (norm £3.99) on your next purchase online or in store.

H&M told us that you'll then have two weeks to use your voucher. You can see your voucher's expiry date when you sign in via the H&M app or website.

How to use it online

At the checkout stage, click on the box next to 'Add H&M Club voucher' (underneath the discount code section), and it will be applied automatically.

How to use it in store

To use it in store you'll need to download the H&M app. Go into the members section of the app and click 'activate in store only'. A voucher will then appear, which you'll need to show to your cashier at the till. Important: Once activated, the voucher will only be valid for 15 minutes - so make sure you don't activate it before you're at the checkout.

The voucher works on both full-price and sale items, but it can't be used on gift cards, designer collaborations, special collections or with any other discounts. 

If you bring a bag of unwanted clothes or home textiles to your nearest H&M, you can get a £5 off £25 voucher to spend in store. You'll need the app to scan a QR code, and then you'll receive the voucher via your app. H&M says the clothes can be any brand and in any condition.

H&M has confirmed to us that the scheme is back now shops have re-opened. It also told us that you need to donate a standard-size supermarket carrier bag of clothes or textiles. It says on its website that you can drop your clothes off at any local H&M.

For more info see H&M's 'close the loop' page.

If you've got a Student Beans account, you can get 20% off online orders at Warehouse.