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Ugg 40% off code at Zutti - £90 Shorts & £114 Talls
The code's valid on all full-priced footwear, not just Ugg
ExpiredMSE update 11.30am Fri 3 Jan: The code's been super-popular and many of the styles are out of stock already. But the code is still valid on all other full-priced brand of footwear at Zutti.
Enter the code UGG40 online at Zutti* by Fri 31 Jan and you'll get 40% off its full-price Ugg footwear. The code's valid across other full-priced brands too, but we think it's worth the heads-up as the code makes many styles the cheapest we can find. Our top picks include:
Ugg Australia Classic Short* boots for £90 (next cheapest we can find - £160 at various retailers)SOLD OUTUgg Australia Classic Tall* boots for £114 (next cheapest we can find - £139 at Sole Trader Outlet) Very limited sizesUgg Australia Bailey Bow* boots for £96 (next cheapest we can find - £160 at Ugg Australia)SOLD OUTUgg Australia Classic Mini* boots for £78 (next cheapest we can find - £130 at various retailers) Very limited sizes
There's free next-day delivery when you use the code - usually £5.
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Zutti Uggs discounts
Quirkier and regular styles of Ugg
ExpiredOnline fashion store Zutti has had some cracking Ugg deals in the past, so it's worth a look.
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