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For example, gets £50 shirt for £18. Plus free delivery (normally £5)

If you go online to upmarket menswear retailer Savile Row Company*, you can get 30% off most items when entering the MSE Blagged code 30MSE at the checkout by 11.59pm on Tuesday 3 June. We've also blagged free standard delivery, which normally costs £4.95 for orders under £150.

While Savile Row Company isn't normally MoneySaving, if you'd be buying from it anyway, you could make a decent saving with our code, particularly if you use it on already-reduced items in the sale. Here are some strong examples we spotted when using the code on Tuesday 27 May:

Pale blue cotton twill wide stripe lounge shorts* – £15.40 (were £22)
Peach twill slim-fit shirt in shorter length* – £18.17 (was £25.95, reduced from £50)
Cappuccino stretch cotton tailored-fit chino shorts* – £20.65 (were £29.50, reduced from £45)
Navy classic-fit short-sleeve polo shirt* – £24.50 (was £35)
White poplin classic-fit short-sleeve formal shirt* – £31.50 (was £45)

Exclusions. The code can't be used on made-to-measure shirts, multibuy bundles, and add-on services such as monogramming and engraving. You also can't use it alongside any other offer, including cashback or loyalty points.

What is Savile Row Company? It's been making clothing since 1938. Although its mainly focused on menswear, it does stock women's shirts and nightwear too. When we checked on Tuesday 27 May, it had an 'excellent' score of 4.7 out of 5 from 10,600+ reviews at Trustpilot.

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