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Ted Baker Deals
0 Current Deals
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If you go online to the Ted Baker outlet, you can get discounts across women's and men's clothing and accessories. Delivery is £3.95 or free on orders of £100 or more. In-store collection is £3.95.
What does 'up to 30% off' mean?
Max discount we spotted: 60%
Min discount we spotted: 20%
Average discount based on 10 random items: 46%What is the headline discount based on: The Advertising Standards Agency has previously stated that at least 10% of items should be available at the 'up to' price.
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Latest Expired Deals
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Boots up to 50% off selected beauty Advent calendars
Including discounts on Soap & Glory, Ted Baker and more
ExpiredFor the past few years, Boots has offered deals on beauty Advent calendars, including as part of a 3for2 promo in 2019 and up to 50% off for the past three years. For 2023, it has already started offering deals on some calendars, but some of them are 20% off, discounted further from only 10% off, so could be discounted further later in the year.
Popular beauty Advent calendars available now included in up to 50% off deal:
- £44 (normally £90) Macmillan '24 Doors of Joy' 24-piece calendar* – includes brands like No7, Botanics, Soap & Glory, Liz Earle, Sleek & more, containing both make-up and skincare products. SOLD OUT ONLINE, could be available in stores still
- £36.80 (was £41.40 normally £46) Soap & Glory 'It's a Pinkier Wonderland' 24-piece calendar* – includes body butter, body wash, face mask etc
- £36.80 (was £41.40 normally £46) Ted Baker 24-piece calendar* – includes bubble bath, body wash etc.
- £22.50 (normally £45) Bayliss & Harding 'For Him' 24-piece calendar* – includes bath soak, muscle soak, shower gel etc. SOLD OUT ONLINE, could be available in stores still
- £25 (normally £50) Nivea Men '24 Days of Festive Treats' 24-piece calendar* – includes shaving gel, shower gel, deodorant etc. SOLD OUT ONLINE, could be available in stores still
- £20 (was £22.50, normally £30) Profusion Cosmetics '25 Days to Sleigh' 25-piece calendar* – includes mascara, eyeliner, highlighter etc. SOLD OUT ONLINE, could be available in stores still
It's possible that Boots could offer yet another discount, which may make some of these calendars cheaper towards the start of December, but it's not guaranteed so it's up to you whether you choose to purchase now or later on as some have already sold out, and it's not clear whether they will be back in stock before December.
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£50 Ted Baker set for £24.50 at Boots
Or £48 set for £23.50. Half-price 'Star Gifts'
ExpiredBoots is offering two half-price Ted Baker sets online as part of its latest 'Star Gift' promotion.
- £24.50 Ted Baker Complete Gift Set* – normally £50. It contains 9 items (see full contents), and we calculated it's worth about £40 if you bought all the products individually.
- £23.50 Ted Baker Cosmetics Collection* – normally £48. It contains 9 items (see full contents), and we calculated it is worth about £59 if you bought all the products individually.
The sets are available half price until 11.59pm on Sunday 24 December, or while stock lasts. Delivery's free.
Here's the full contents of each set, with sizes provided by Boots, plus our calculations:
Ted Baker Complete Gift Set*
The set contains:
- 'Sterling Blue' hair & body wash, 250ml full-size – £3.33, currently on sale. Normally £5
- 'Sterling Blue' antiperspirant deodorant, 150ml full-size – £3.33, currently on sale. Normally £5
- 'Sterling Blue' blue face balm, 50ml – £5, based on similar products sold at Boots
- 'Graphite Black' hair & body wash, 250ml full-size – £3.33, currently on sale. Normally £5
- 'Graphite Black' body spray, 150ml full-size – £3.33, currently on sale. Normally £5
- 'Dark Mahogany' body spray, 150ml – £3.33, based on similar full-size product sold at Boots
- 'Dark Mahogany' cleansing bar, 150g – £5 based on similar products sold at Boots
- 'Vintage Amber' cleansing bar, 150g – £5 based on similar products sold at Boots
- Wash bag – £8 based on similar products sold at Boots
Ted Baker Cosmetics Collection*
The set contains:
- Soft pink lipstick, 3.7g full-size – £5 based on Ted Baker 'Lip Trio' at Boots
- Soft pink lipgloss, 10ml full-size – £5 based on Ted Baker 'Lip Trio' at Boots
- Eyeshadow quad, 4.1g – £8.33, based on full-sized 9g similar product at Boots
- Highlighter wand, 10ml – £8, based on similar products sold at Boots
- Mascara, 6ml – £8, based on similar products sold at Boots
- Makeup remover pad – £6, based on similar products sold at Boots
- Drawstring cosmetic bag – £10, based on similar products sold at Boots
- Mini eyeshadow brush – £3, based on similar products sold at Boots
- Eyelash curler– £6, based on similar products sold at Boots
Swatches from left to right: highlighter wand, champagne shimmer eyeshadow, matte peach eyeshadow, glittering rose gold eyeshadow, matte mocha eyeshadow, soft pink lipgloss, soft pink lipstick.
For more beauty offers, see our Cheap make-up and beauty deals round-up.
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