July 14, 2011

Extra 15% Off All Footwear – www.MainlineMenswear.co.uk

I’ve mentioned the summer sale being on at a variety of places at the moment, with some winding down now to showcase their new collections and others hammering the sale further. Mainline Menswear are doing both, and while in one hand have given footwear lovers an extra 15% off all sale footwear this weekend have also begun to launch their new brands and new footwear collections including some massive ranges of Lacoste, Cruyff Classics and Diesel alongside their ‘up to 50% off’ sale offerings of every other brand.

I’ve never come across a Mainline Menswear offer code before, and they seem pretty short, but if you’re wanting some new shoes this weekend you have until midnight on Sunday 17th July 2011 to use the offer code and claim your extra 15% discount on all sale footwear. This includes some real bargains like all G Star footwear is currently around 65% off, selected Lyle and Scott shoes are reduced to half price, Superga up to 50% off and other top brands including Nike, Adidas Originals, Puma Archive, Fred Perry, Timberland and many more. There are more than enough casual footwear fans to get their teeth into, but other than possibly Nicholas Deakins there is a lack of smart shoes or brogues, so don’t expect to find your latest shoes for the office but do expect trainers, flip flops, canvas shoes, espadrilles, mid tops and other casual styles ranging from sports to smart casual, from teenage to old age there is a bit for everyone.

So, to take advantage of this offer code click the banner below, select your favourite footwear in the sale, and at the end of the checkout enter SHOETASTIC15 (lower or uppercase, all one word) and watch the discounts fall off the asking price!

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June 24, 2011

It’s Designer Footwear Sale Time!!!

Its that time of the year again when the sales hit the high street and the online retailers and the seasons most on trend items are all available for a fraction of the price that these same places were asking for a month or so ago. With the internet now being full of price comparison websites and review sites it is pretty hard to make a mistake when ordering online, however when it comes to the sale it’s usually that little bit safer, and more beneficial to stay with the big boys. Websites such as ASOS, USC, Republic, My-Wardrobe, Mainline Menswear, Coggles, Schuh and JD Sports are all really good places to start your bargain hunting as these big websites and shops have the ability to reduce the prices further than the small guys, and have a much bigger range, so it’s fairly easy to get carried away and end up with some new flip flops for the rest of the summer, some new plimsolls from a quality brand like Superga or Lacoste for the price of a pair of Lyle and Scott, some general footwear or a new pair of work shoes or brogues for the office, but the best bargains to be had aren’t the summer of 2011 stock, its worth looking back at winter and summer 2010. The footwear trends haven’t changed significantly, with deck shoes and plimsolls still a key trend this summer, and the winter will again be about the classic boot from Timberland, Red Wing or CAT and the chukka or desert boot that appeared from a wide selection of brands. It may sound a little crazy but these pieces will undoubtedly be around the 50, 60 or even 70% off mark and won’t look out of place this winter when you’re trudging about in the snow and rain, similarly the deck shoes will still look on trend down the beach or worn with chinos, jeans or shorts and for these reasons you really can’t go wrong!

When going sale shopping its best to keep an open mind and not go looking for anything too specific. These summer sale footwear collections are what has been left at the end of the season and as such will be possibly missing the popular sizes, colours or brands. Imagine what will suit your wardrobe, and look for the best deals, after all why bother browsing the sale if you don’t find the best deals? So why not get the plastic out, browse a few of the big websites and begin to fill your shopping basket and before long you’ll be looking good, for a small fraction of the real price!