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Online, including footwear and clothing

You can find discounts of up to 50% at sportswear brand Puma* in its ongoing sale online. Delivery's £3.95.

Items included in the sale are clearly marked and the discount will be automatically applied at the checkout, so there's no need for a code.

As is the nature of sales, stock may be limited - so go quick if there's something you're after.

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Expired

Includes sale. Online only

Go to Puma's online store* and use the Blagged code MSE30 at the checkout to get 30% off most full-price and sale items. The code's valid until 11.59pm on Tuesday 15 April.

Some examples of decent discounts we spotted on Monday 7 April include:

Fit youth tank* – £3.50 with code (was £5, reduced from £20)
Men's MMQ T-shirt* – £16.80 with code (was £24, reduced from £40)
Unisex Cassia Lux trainers* – £45.50 with code (were £65)

There are a few excluded lines across full-price and sale – these items will be marked as 'promotion exclusion', but you can find the full list in 'More info' below. The code also won't work alongside any other codes.

Delivery's £3.99 or free on orders costing £50 or more. Puma said standard delivery usually takes three to five working days.

See our Fashion & Beauty deals for more discounts.

MSE Georgia-May says:

This is the strongest site-wide discount we've seen from Puma, so if you're after some new sportswear, now might be a good time to buy. The discount is also valid on items included in the sale, so you could be saving a decent amount.

More info

Any products that are marked as promotion exclusion on the product details page are not eligible for this promotion.

Excluded items: PUMA x FENTY, PUMA x MAPF1 , PUMA x PALOMO, PUMA x PLAYSTATION, PUMA X A$AP; FENTY CREEPER PHATTY, Easy Rider, Super Team, Suede, Palermo, Nitro Running, Future, Ultra & King Football Boots, MB, Scoot, Teamsport Jerseys, Motorsport Replica & SPEEDCAT

Expired

Includes sale. Online only

Go to Puma's online store* and use the MSE Blagged code MSE30 at the checkout and you can get 30% off most full-price and sale items. The code's valid until 11.59pm on Tuesday 28 January.

Here are some examples we found when we checked on Tuesday 21 January:

Fit youth tank* – £4.90 with code (was £7, reduced from £20)
Cilia women's trainers* – £15.40 with code (was £22, reduced from £55)
Men's MMQ T-shirt* – £28 with code (was £40)

There are a few excluded lines across full-price and sale – these items will be marked as 'promotion exclusion', but you can find the full list in 'More Info' below. The code also won't work alongside any other codes.

Delivery's £3.99 or free on orders costing £50 or more. Puma said standard delivery usually takes three to five days.

See our Clothes & Fashion deals for more discounts.

MSE Georgia-May says:

This is the strongest site-wide discount we see from Puma, so if you're after some new sportswear, now might be a good time to buy. The discount is also valid on items included in the sale so you could be saving a decent amount.

More info

Excluded items: Select collaborations including: PUMA x FENTY, PUMA x MAPF1 , PUMA x PALOMO, PUMA x PLAYSTATION, PUMA X A$AP; FENTY CREEPER PHATTY, Easy Rider, Super Team, Suede, Palermo, Nitro Running, Future, Ultra & King Football Boots, MB, Scoot, Teamsport Jerseys, Motorsport Replica and SPEEDCAT.

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