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Back to school spend gets £10 off adult shoes

Via voucher. Online and in stores

If you buy a pair of 'back to school' shoes online at Schuh* or in-store (find your nearest*) before 11.59pm on Sat 3 Sep, you'll get a £10 voucher to use on any pair of full-price adult shoes, costing £40 or more. Once received (with your initial order), you'll have until 11.59pm on Sun 18 Sep to use the voucher. Delivery's £3, or you can reserve online and collect from a store for free.

There's no minimum spend on the first purchase, but the shoes must be part of the back to school range*, available via the preceeding link online and in a designated area in stores. If you're not sure what's included, it's worth asking a member of staff. If the style or size of kids' shoes you want is out of stock and you order them in a store, you won't receive a voucher - so it'd be better to order online.

To use the voucher online, you'll need to enter the code on the front of the voucher. To redeem it in stores, staff will scan the barcode at the checkout.
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