Money saving experts have shared a simple shopping hack that can get you items from major high-street stores for as little as 95p.
With the cost of living crisis continuing to sweep the nation, shoppers across the country have been cutting back on their spending as a way to help save some hard-earned money. That means that many might not be popping to the high street as much as they used to.
However, there is a simple hack that can help you refresh your wardrobe without breaking the bank. The financial whizzes at Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert website recently shared how fashion fans can possibly nab major branded clothes from Everything5pounds.com for much less.
The budgeting online clothing retailer - known for selling clothes and accessories at cheap prices - is offering shoppers the opportunity to save more with a 50% sale on over 1,500 items that is currently available.
While the retailer mainly sells off unbranded items, bargain hunters have previously been sent out unsold stock from high street stores such as Topshop, H&M, Dorothy Perkins, and New Look.
The half-price sale currently offers shoppers items for as little as £1 to £3.80 - but there is a way to get them even cheaper by entering the MSE code 'JANMSE' at the checkout once they have finished their shop.
The code will get shoppers an extra 5% off their overall total, alongside free delivery which can normally cost around £4.
Shoppers have until 11:59pm on Sunday, January 22 to claim the discount code across any item on the site - including non sale items as well.
While you can certainly use the code to reduce full priced items, using it on some of the items included in the 50% sale can get you prices anywhere between 95p to £3.61.
It's worth noting that Everything5pounds doesn't mention the brands that it occasionally sells, though it has confirmed that it does indeed sell old high street stock.
Bargain hunters can shop the Everything5pounds.com half-price sale online now. The MSE code will be available until 11:59pm Sunday, January 22.
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