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Debenhams Blue Cross Sale, Christmas Gifts upto 70% off online and instore

70% off Debenhams4 Jan 17

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Opening post

laura7piano

4 Jan 17

The 70% off blue cross sale has started today online and will be tomorrow instore. There are some lovely xmas gifts reduced heavily.

http://www.debenhams.com/sale

Some great deals on clothes as well - 70% off Jeff banks, Jasper Conran, RJR etc.

- aing69

Don't forget TCB. Currently 5.5% cashback on menswear and 3.3% on womenswear and most other things.

- HantsShopper

Blue Cross Sale

Up to 70% off selected women's dresses
Up to 70% off selected women’s shoes & boots
Up to half price selected lingerie & nightwear
Up to 70% off selected mens jumpers & cardigans
Up to 70% off men's shoes & boots
Up to 70% off selected toys
Up to 70% off selected gadgets & novelty gifts
Up to half price beauty & fragrance
Up to half price selected furniture
Up to 70% off selected bedding

Top comments

rickj

4 Jan 17 8 #6

Just about bring into line with normal prices elsewhere with 70% off.

DatAlbino

4 Jan 17 3 #34

Go have an argument in messages or something, no one wants to see a game of verbal ping pong under a deal

Some decent deals there, wish the Balderdash wasnt OOS, but largely a disappointing January sale yes
Compared to pre Xmas/Black Friday, that is, heat tho

fedex1401

4 Jan 17 3 #23

In their haste to part consumers from their hard earned retailers seem to offer deals or have "sales" throughout the year. Even in the run up to Christmas some retailers offer discounts, so no wonder January sales are largely an anti climax for many.:man:

Latest comments (47)

insomniac4

13 Jan 17 1 #45

@Gemmakindle92 yes the sale is instore too but hit & miss on sizes basically all the good stuff is gone (well thats my personal experience ) even with 70% off items are still overpriced, not appealing & bad quality. Also most of the stuff I personally wanted to buy are not in the 'blue cross sale'

gemmakindle92 to insomniac4

13 Jan 17 #47

Thanks :smiley:

meowmix

6 Jan 17 #41

rubbish sales this year... :disappointed:

JJ100 to meowmix

13 Jan 17 #46

You should try shopping Debenhams Ireland. It's cheaper for me to buy in Debenhams UK and get it delivered to my door in Ireland than pay for the exact same item instore or on their Irish site. Like a poster on here I had a voucher that I struggled to get rid of. They have some beautiful clothes but it is waay overpriced.

Sunshineshopper

5 Jan 17 1 #40

Thanks for the deal. I guess it's me, but it took me an age to find stuff & then when I went to pay some of my things were out of stock! (Is that because I was slow?) Frustrating, but got a few good bits! Cheers!

gemmakindle92 to Sunshineshopper

12 Jan 17 #44

That happened to me too

gemmakindle92

12 Jan 17 #43

Is the sale in the stores too?

londonguy

8 Jan 17 #42

cant even search via size what a cr*p website

Meathotukdeals

5 Jan 17 2 #36

Like Debs but the music in there is dismal right now "wha wha When your gone" "My tears / I'm gunna cry" "when you leave" .

PhilK to Meathotukdeals

5 Jan 17 1 #39

Could NOT agree more. The "music" there is WAAAAY beyond mere "cr*p" but the people shopping there are not moronic 12-15 year old who even THEY would think "What is this sh*t ?" so why inflict it on the rest of us. Puts me off shopping there, sure enough

HantsShopper

5 Jan 17 #38

Thanks OP, heat added.

traceyr1977

5 Jan 17 #37

Excellent got a few toy bargains which will do for birthday presents later in the year

red23

4 Jan 17 #35

might pickup a cheap princess Leia one

DatAlbino

4 Jan 17 3 #34

sparc

4 Jan 17 1 #31

I've had a £50 Debahams voucher for six months and can't find anything worth spending it on.

If it was John Lewis it would be gone in five minutes.

YolkiePolkie to sparc

4 Jan 17 2 #33

You should ask them if they sell John Lewis vouchers :smiley:

YolkiePolkie

4 Jan 17 #32

Miserable store. The one I went to in Cambridge made me queue up at the till for 15 mins to try on a shirt, then flat refused to let me try on another.

PhilK

4 Jan 17 #30

OK. Agreement reached there. :laughing:

MadeInBeats

4 Jan 17 #29

Mayyyybeeeeeeeee! But I won't believe it until I see the receipts. I think British people (and many other nationalities) are just mindless consumers these days - no need to court them now.

MadeInBeats

4 Jan 17 1 #28

If there's a mirror in your immediate vicinity, acquaint yourself with the person who lives inside to discuss the finer details of this fascinating exchange; they will explain everything in a way only someone of your lofty intellectual accreditation will understand.

PhilK

4 Jan 17 #27

Its you that was having problems understanding, remember.

MadeInBeats

4 Jan 17 1 #26

No, you've totally misunderstood my comment. I should have made it more simplistic.

PhilK

4 Jan 17 #25

You suggested how it's normal for a sale to be bad. I intimated otherwise.
Surely you don't need it simpler than THAT ?? :confused:

kurimuace

4 Jan 17 #24

heat added, shame about the delivery/c&c costs :disappointed:

fedex1401

4 Jan 17 3 #23

sirhobo

4 Jan 17 #22

Some good deals with toys.

MadeInBeats

4 Jan 17 2 #21

No idea how that reply leads on from mine.

bakershake

4 Jan 17 1 #20

Thank you, ordered a few bits to keep for presents during the year :smiley:

PhilK

4 Jan 17 #19

So you've never been to a sale where you've overspent or wished you'd bought more ? I have. Debenhams is normally better than this. Same applies to M&S. Poor this year

PhilK

4 Jan 17 2 #8

VERY disappointed with their sale this year. Crap deals

olisun to PhilK

4 Jan 17 #13

It's better than the Next, M&S and Boots sales this year for me.

MadeInBeats to PhilK

4 Jan 17 #18

Name me one sale that isn't? Remember Boxing day and January sales in this country a few years ago? Disappeared. What happens instead every January ... the train fares get hiked up again. Bend-over Britain where people don't need sales or low travel fares, because more people are willing spend credit they don't have. It's all the rage now.

afroylnt

4 Jan 17 1 #17

Next shares are now cheaper.... :stuck_out_tongue: though I don't think they are a bargin worth buying right now...

afroylnt

4 Jan 17 #16

Tks op ordered some shoes & shirts

PhilK

4 Jan 17 2 #15

You're right about Next and M&S - VERY poor this year & never tried Boots
But that doesn't make Debenhams sale good though

sambo80

4 Jan 17 #14

Thanks OP, ordered some boots and a bag :-)

Just Wondering

4 Jan 17 #12

Perfect Ty, spent a £100 gift voucher on 2 new dinner sets, cups to match and a new cutlery set, if you go by the original selling prices, then it has made for a very healthy saving and used up one of our wedding gift vouchers :smiley:

Tiddly_fiddly

4 Jan 17 #11

Click and collect is free on over £20 and £2 for under £20 can always spend 20 and return the other items. Just a idea :smiley:

Tiddly_fiddly

4 Jan 17 #10

Thanks OP - got some picked up some things!

Ploosh

4 Jan 17 #1

Not a bad sale, shame click and collect is £2 and delivery is £4.

Heat.

lianne21 to Ploosh

4 Jan 17 #9

Didn't know, when did they start charging for c&c ?