SHOPPERS are running to MandM direct as they slash sale prices – with one savvy mum grabbing designer gear for as little as £8.
Posting in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, Emma Saunders spread the word about the huge savings to be had.
She said: “Bargain, some really nice other bits cheap but low stock in sizes, MandM Direct.”
Alongside, she shared a screenshot of some of her bargain buys, including a Juicy Couture Junior Hoodie reduced to £14.99 from £44.99, and a matching sleep set now just £24.99 instead of £59.99.
Her post attracted plenty of attention, with members of the group tagging their friends to share the news.
The discounts stretch across a range of brands, including New Balance, Puma, Adidas and Superdry.
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Other offers spotted on the online retailer’s site include Superdry sunglasses reduced from £44.99 to just £14.99, and a pair of Skechers trainers for Infants now just £14.99 too.
Emma’s not the only one sharing her bargain finds online – TikTokker @retail_waste_exposed claimed he hit the ‘jackpot’ when dumpster diving behind Poundland, and now is encouraging his followers to do the same to help cut the cost of their weekly food shop.
In his latest reel, the keen bargain hunter reveals that he found frozen ready meals, pies, fish and ice cream in the bins behind the discount store.
During the video, he can be heard saying: “Oh woah! Oh, my days!
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“Oh my god, and they’re frozen still, are they? They are still frozen.
“I’ve hit the jackpot. Look at all of this food.”
The content creator’s find attracted plenty of attention online, gaining more than 12,700 likes and 620,000 views.
In the comments, people shared their reactions to the huge amount of food going to waste.
One wrote: “Cost of living and there chucking stuff like this away. Shame on them.”
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