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If you go to online glasses retailer Low Cost Glasses*, you can get Calvin Klein specs for £39 delivered (norm £160), when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSELCGCK39 at the checkout, until 11.59pm on Sun 21 Mar. Delivery's free on orders over £30, so there'll be no fee to pay.
Low Cost Glasses currently has another promotion running that's automatically applied, where you get 10% off on orders over £50 – however, our code gets you a bigger discount, so make sure you enter MSELCGCK39 at the checkout to override it. When you get to the checkout page, you can find the box to enter the code towards the top of the page under the heading, 'Have a coupon? Enter your code here'.
The code only works on Calvin Klein glasses.
Need-to-knows for getting the cheapest price
- Choose the 'bronze' lens option to get the most basic, free lenses.
- Select 'none' for the type of lens coatings to avoid additional costs.
- Thinner or UV protection lenses will cost £15-£64 extra.
For more like this, see varifocal glasses from £49.
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Low Cost Glasses 25% off designer specs over £50, eg, Calvin Klein, Dior etc
Via MSE Blagged code. Plus 35% off designer specs costing £100+
ExpiredIf you go to online glasses retailer Low Cost Glasses*, you can get 25% off designer specs such as Calvin Klein, Dior, Hugo Boss, Marc Jacobs and more. To get the deal, enter the MSE Blagged code MSELCG25 at the checkout, until 11.59pm on Sun 28 Feb. The code works on orders costing £50-£99.99. The majority of the specs on the site (300+) cost between £50-£100, so you're likely to reach the threshold for this code. Delivery will be free.
If you're spending £100 or more (roughly 30 specs on site), there's a different code that gets 35% off your order. Simply enter MSELCG35 at the checkout instead.
When you get to the checkout page, you can find the box to enter the code towards the top of the page under the heading, 'Have a coupon? Enter your code here'.
There are no exclusions, and the codes will work on both frames and lenses.
Need-to-knows for getting the cheapest price
- Choose the 'bronze' under lens options to get the most basic, free lenses.
- Select 'none' for the type of lens coatings to avoid additional costs.
- Thinner or scratch-resistant lenses will cost £15-£64 extra.
For more like this, see varifocal glasses from £49.
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