The January sales (with up to 70% off) worth browsing

Anya Meyerowitz
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We've compiled every single sale worth scrolling through. (Getty Images)
We've compiled every single sale worth scrolling through. (Getty Images)

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As we hurtle toward the end of January (thankfully!), we are mindful that time is ticking on those juicy January sales.

So, if you've had your eye on something, need a new gadget for your home, piece for your wardrobe or you’re in need of a pick-me-up, we highly suggest having a scroll sooner rather than later.

John Lewis, Marks & Spencer, Currys, Aldi, Boden and many more clearance sections now offer up to 70% off, however many of the sales end this Sunday so there is no time to waste. 

So, if you want to bag yourself a bargain, we’ve rounded up all the best deals to take advantage of right now.

Aldi

Aldi is pretty affordable as it is, but their Winter Sale across their sought-after SpecialBuys range means that you can nab an extra 50% off heated blankets, fitness watches, kitchen gadgets and more. 

Aspinal Of London

The iconic leather goods and accessories brand is offering up to 70% off selected lines, and it's worth checking back as the brand adds new lines all the time. 

AO

With Winter Deals on a wide range of electricals on the site (including £100 off larger items), now is the best time to stock up on a new washing machine, TV or fancy coffee machine.

Anthropologie

Anthropologie has up to 70% off in its winter sale, plus you can get an extra 20% off with the code EXTRA20, so now’s the time to purchase any stylish clothing and homeware on your wish list.

Boots

Boots has one almighty sale with big brands reduced in price by up to half price, including fragrances, gift sets, beauty buys and skincare essentials. Well known brands such as NO7, MAC, Clarins, Huda Beauty and other labels are included in the sale.

Boden

Boden is one of our go-to stores for comfy, day-to-day outfits come rain or shine, and even more so when they're offering 60% off in one of their biggest ever sales. 

Currys PC World

The retailer is offering up to 40% off hundreds of sought-after products, from top-rated 4k TVs to washing machines and coffee machines.

Farfetch

Farfetch is the go-to shopping destination for those who want to buy designer brands, as well as from boutique labels. With up to 85% off select items, including Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Bvlgari and many more, this sale is not to be missed.

Hunter

In need of a new pair of wellies? We’d hit up Hunter’s up to 50% off sale ASAP.

John Lewis & Partners

John Lewis’ huge winter sale is here and if you want to do all your sale shopping in one place we highly suggest you scroll through as you can bag up to 70% off womenswear, menswear - but hurry, it sends on Sunday.

Joules

The clothing brand is offering up to 60% off womenswear, menswear, all sorts of essentials for kids and even gorgeous pieces for pets.

Karen Millen

Karen Millen currently has up to 40% off cosy winter coats, and the brand is set to announce even more deals and discounts so stay tuned.

Lookfantastic

Lookfantastic has extended its Winter Sale, so shoppers can get up to 50% off select lines. From haircare, to cosmetics, skincare essentials, other beauty tools and fragrances, you will not want to miss this.

Love Honey

The adult toy company has a selection of deals on offer, including up to 50% off Desire Luxury Sex Toys, as well as up to 60% off lingerie.

L.K. Bennett

The Duchess of Cambridge’s go-to brand already has numerous discounts on chic dresses, outwear and boots. Plus, all sale items are half price or less. Even a few items owned by the duchess are still up for grabs.

Marks & Spencer

Trusty M&S has launched its annual half price sale and it’s definitely not one to be missed. With up to 50% off menswear and womenswear, plus numerous homeware deals, we highly suggest you have a scroll.

Missoma

Missoma is a popular jewellery brand, which has been given the royal seal of approval, as Meghan Markle and the Duchess of Sussex have previously worn accessories from the retailer. Missoma has up to 65% off select earrings, rings, necklaces and even anklets, plus new lines have been added.

Nike

Nike has a huge sale with up to 50% off select items across menswear and womenswear, from trainers and football boots, to outerwear and leggings.

Net-A-Porter

The designer retailer has slashed prices with up to 80% off top brands including Jimmy Choo, Victoria Beckham, Stella McCartney and more. So, if you’re after a new luxury item, we’d keep your eyes peeled.

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The much-loved high street fashion brand has launched up to 70% off sale, which sees jackets, dresses, boots, jeans and much more reduced in price.

Robert Dyas

When Robert Days saying they're currently having a Mega Sale, they mean mega. With prices slashed across kitchenware, home electricals and DIY, you can enjoy all the newness for up to 50% off.

Regatta

If you’re searching for a new warm winter coat to see you through until spring, definitely check out the Regatta sale. The English family-owned outdoor clothing company is the ideal place to stock up on warming outerwear and cosy accessories at up to 70% off.

Reiss

Reiss has launched a huge sale, with up to 60% off selected menswear and womenswear items. Coats, dresses, shirts, trousers, and much more are available to buy for less.

Selfridges

Selfridges has launched a huge sale with up to 60% off, so be quick if you want to get your hands on big brands including Chloe, Balenciaga, Burberry, Acne and many more.

Superdrug

The healthy and beauty retailer has continued its sale, and is offering big discounts to shoppers on gift sets, cosmetics, skincare essentials as well as fragrances, for men and women. What we love is within Superdrug’s sale there is a category for items under £10, which is ideal for those on a budget.

The White Company

The White Company has now slashed prices by up to 60% off, which includes homeware, clothing, bedding, fragrance and much more.

Ted Baker

Ted Baker has launched a up to 60% off sale on a huge range of clothing that is guaranteed to upgrade your wardrobe.

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