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Savile Row Company 30% off code
Online only. Eg, £40 shirt for £28 and £149 suit for £104ish
ExpiredHere's a deal for the back-to-the-office crowd. If you go online to upmarket menswear retailer Savile Row Company*, you can get 30% off almost everything (shirts, suits, nightwear, accessories etc) when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSE30 at the checkout, until 11.59pm on Tue 20 Apr. Delivery’s free.
The code will work on most items including some already-reduced items, though it excludes the clearance section*, made-to-measure shirts and suits, and services such as alterations and monogramming. It can't be stacked with other offers, such as the 'three shirts for £75' promotion.
While Savile Row Company isn't normally MoneySaving, if you'd be buying anyway you could make a decent saving with our code. Here are some strong examples we spotted on Tue 13 Apr:
- Reusable cotton face mask* – £5.56 (£7.95 before code, reduced from £9.95)
- Blue polka dot silk tie* – £17.50 (£25 before code)
- Classic fit, non-iron shirt* – £28 (£40 before code)
- Navy wool-blend suit* – £104.30 (£149 before code, reduced from £199)
See our Spring Sales page for more like this.
What is Savile Row Company?
A one-stop shop for both formal and casual clothing as well as gifts, the Savile Row Company has been making clothing since 1938. It is based on London's Savile Row, a street famous for tailored men's clothing stores, but is now largely an online business. Although its mainly focused on menswear, it does stock women's shirts and nightwear too. When we checked on Thu 8 Apr, it had an 'excellent' score of 4.8 out of 5 from 5,900+ reviews at Trustpilot.
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Savile Row Company 30% off code
Including already-reduced items, eg, £70 shirt for £21, £299 suit for £174
ExpiredIf you go online to menswear retailer Savile Row Company*, you can get 30% off shirts, suits, nightwear, casual tops, accessories etc when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSEJX30 until 11.59pm on Sun 5 Jul. Delivery’s free.
The code will work on most items, including those already-discounted, though it excludes items in the clearance section* and made-to-measure shirts and suits.
While it's not normally MoneySaving, if you'd be buying anyway, we've spotted some smart savings to be had, especially when combining the code with items already on offer. Here are some strong examples we spotted on Tue 30 Jun:
- Navy & grey check dressing gown* - £17.50 (£25 before code, reduced from £50)
- White poplin classic-fit shirt* - £21 (£30 before code, reduced from £70)
- Grey Cashmere scarf* - £38.50 (£55 before code, reduced from £110)
- Dark grey wax jacket* - £45.50 (£65 before code, reduced from £99)
- Navy tailored business suit* - £174.30 (£249 before code, reduced from £299)
See our High Street and Online Shopping Sales page for more like this.
What is Savile Row Company?
It has been making clothing since 1938 and is based on London's Savile Row, a street famous for tailored men's clothing stores, but it is now largely an online business. When we checked on Tue 30 Jun, it had an 'excellent' score of 4.7 out of 5 from 4,000+ reviews at Trustpilot.
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