Sale Clothing

Women's clothing on sale

Reduced pieces from across the range, gathered in one place. It spans dresses, tailoring, tops and knitwear, so it suits both the shopper filling a specific gap and the one happy to browse and see what turns up.

How to choose within the range

With a sale this large, it helps to shop with a short list rather than scrolling from the top. Decide first whether you are after a work piece, something for an event or an everyday basic, then narrow to that and work through it properly.

• Replacing something worn out: buy the same shape you already know suits you.
• Filling a gap: look for a neutral that works with at least three things you own.
• Buying for an occasion: check the date before you commit.

What to wear it with

Reduced tailoring is the easiest win, because a trouser or skirt in a plain colour earns its place immediately. Pair work pants with shirts you already wear, and add a blazer when the day calls for it. A reduced dress is worth a look for weddings and events, where you want something considered without buying at full price.

Fit and sizing

Sizes sell through unevenly in a sale, so the style you want may only be left in one or two. Check the size guide before you order, and when you are choosing between two sizes, go with the one that suits how you want to wear the piece: closer through the body for layering under a jacket, roomier for comfort across a long day. With a wedding guest dress, taking the larger size and having it taken in is safer than gambling on tight.

How to shop it

Start with the categories you wear most and treat the rest as browsing. Knitwear is worth buying ahead of the cold months rather than during them, and a basic you wear weekly is worth buying twice when the price allows. If a style has sold out of your size here, the main range may still carry it, so check there before you give up on it.