Schuh Discount Codes July 2025

2 Current Deals

Code valid for 16 days

Via unique code for your birthday with newsletter sign-up

If you sign up to the Schuh newsletter*, you can get 20% off full-price items online or in-store for your birthday.

You'll be sent an email with a unique code that you can enter at the checkout online, or if you prefer to go in-store, there'll be a barcode at the bottom of your email that you can scan at the till. The discount is valid for 16 days from the date you receive your email, and it can't be combined with other offers.

Schuh says this offer is 'by invitation only', so you may or may not receive the same birthday offer. You'll need to provide your birthday date and opt into Schuh emails at least eight days prior to your birthday.

What else does the loyalty club get me?

If you're a new sign-up to the Schuh Club you can get double points on one order within six months of signing up on a spend of up to £500 either online or in-store. See full T&Cs* for Schuh Club offers.

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In stores & online

With a Blue Light Card

Footwear retailer Schuh* is offering 10% off for those 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.

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Includes branded items such as Nike, Converse and New Balance

If you go online to shoe retailer Schuh*, you can get up to 50% off selected items in its Black Friday sale. You can also get an extra 10% off and £5 off every £50 if you have a student card. Delivery's £3 or free if you're spending over £60. Click & collect in-store is free.

This is a weaker offer compared to last year where it was 'up to 70% off'.

When we checked on Tuesday 26 November, there were over 4,800 shoes in the sale, including brands such as Adidas, Converse, Nike, New Balance, Timberland, and Crocs.

What discounts have we seen?

Min discount we saw: 14%
Max discount we saw: 51%
Typical discount based on 10 random items: 29%

However, some of the shoes we checked were cheaper elsewhere, showing how important it is to always price compare to get the best price.

Here are some good and not so good deals we found:

Converse all star dainty mary jane trainers* – £28.99 (were £60).

CHEAPER

for £23.75 at Very
Vans old skool black & white trainers* – £39.99 (were £70). Next cheapest we saw was £70 at ASOS
Nike dunk low trainers in white & pink* – £69.99 (were £110). Next cheapest we saw was £76.99 at Nike
Dr Martens1460 serena boots in black* – £134.99 (were £180).

CHEAPER

for £126 at Office

Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.

See our Black Friday 2024 guide for our full Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals analysis.

Expired

Across women's, men's and kids'. Not likely to boost further

Shoe retailer Schuh* started its sale in-store and online on 18 December offering 'up to 75% off' – the same as last year. Students can also get an additional 10% off.

Here are a few examples of decent deals we found when we checked on Monday 18 December:

Superga high-top trainers* – £19.99 (was £110). Next cheapest, £32 at Superga
Nike Blazer trainers* – £47.99 (was £115). Next cheapest, £54.47 at Nike
Timberland black 6-inch premium Toddler Boots* – £59.99 (were £85). Next cheapest, £72 at Amazon

As it's a sale, stock is likely to be limited, so go quick if there's something you're after. Schuh sells branded items, so be sure to check prices at other retailers before buying. Delivery's £3 or free if you're spending over £25. Click & collect in-store is free.

Is Schuh likely to boost the sale discount it offers?

As it's started at a strong discount this year, we wouldn't expect it to boost any further.

What does ‘up to 75% off' mean?

Max discount: 80%
Min discount: 16%
Average discount from 10 random items: 23%

What is the discount based on: The Advertising Standards Agency has previously stated that at least % of items should be available at the 'up to' price.

For more upcoming sales we're expecting to see, check our MSE Christmas Deals Predictor.

Martin's Money Mantras

Use them

Before spending

If you answer 'NO' to any of the following questions, don't buy.

Are you

Not skint? Ask:

Will I use it?

Is it worth it?

Are you

Skint? Ask:

Do I need it?

Can I afford it?

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