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15 clearance sales definitely worth scrolling through this week

Anya Meyerowitz
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From 50% off clothing to huge tech deals, these are the sales worth scrolling through. (Getty Images)
From 50% off clothing to huge tech deals, these are the sales worth scrolling through. (Getty Images)

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The shops are open again, which means that, in theory, we could stop internet surfing and head to a physical store instead.

However, the pubs and restaurants are also open, and the queues for our favourite shops are long, so if it's a toss up between a refreshing spring cocktail and standing in line to wander round a store under pressure, we know which one we'd choose. 

Luckily, our go-to online retailers have still got brilliant sales and scroll-worthy deals on offer, many of which can be ordered in time for your next outdoor hurrah. 

Below, we’ve rounded up the sales we think are worth using up your phone battery for.

12 sales that are definitely worth scrolling through this week

Boden | Shop here

Nab up to 60% off womenswear, menswear and kidswear in the Boden spring sale. From swimwear to seasonal dresses, and on-trend trousers that work whether you're in the office or heading to dinner. 

Our Top Pick: Allendale Trousers | £54 (Was £90)

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Allendale Trousers (Boden)

Robert Dyas | Shop here

Enjoy savings of up to £300 across a range of home and garden essentials, from TVs and shredders to lawn mowers and slow cookers. 

Plus, get free delivery on orders over £50 with the code FREEDEL50. 

Our Top Pick: Bosch EasyAquatak 120 High-pressure Washer | £84.99 (Was £109.99) 

Cotton Traders | Shop here

Whether you're after new womenswear, menswear or unisex clothing to fill up your wardrobe for the new season, in the Cotton Traders sale there are over 400 products under £20 with code F86A.

Our Top Pick: Embroidered Blouse | £19 (Was £29)

Currys PC World | Shop here

Currys’ Clearance Sale means you can nab up to 50% off across kitchen appliances, TVs, audio equipment, cameras, computing gadgets and accessories.

Plus, you can enjoy free delivery and an extra 20% off Care & Repair on selected products.

Our Top Pick: JVC LT-32C600 32" Smart HD Ready LED TV | £169.99 (Was £199.99)

Marks & Spencer | Shop here

M&S is offering up to 50% off its popular Nobody's Child collaboration, the sale includes statement floral dresses, super-soft, super-chic loungewear and spring print shirts. 

Our Top Pick: Floral Midaxi Tea Dress | £21 (Was £42)

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(M&S;/ Nobodys Child)

John Lewis | Shop here

Carve out some time for this one, as John Lewis’ sale spans a huge range of homeware, cookware, clothing, electricals and garden items.

Sort out your wardrobe, your kitchen, your bedroom and your patio all in one fell swoop, with up to 70% off.

Our top pick: Philips Series 5000 Beard & Stubble Trimmer | £34.99 (Was £59.99)

Love Honey | Shop here

The sex toy brand is offering up to 70% off across sex toys, lingerie and other bedroom essentials for a limited time only.

Whether you’re looking to stock up or try something new, you’ll find plenty to whet your appetite from as little as £3.

Our top pick: Dream Bullet 10 Function Bullet Vibrator | £6.50 (Was £12.99)

Matalan | Shop here

In the Matalan sale there is up to 50% off across womenswear, menswear, kids clothing and homeware.

From wardrobe essentials to homeware items that will update your pad for spring, this sale has got you covered.

Our top pick: 100% Lambswool Jumper | £9 (Was £18)

Timberland | Shop here

Shop Timberland boots, shoes and clothes for men, women and kids, all for up to 50% off.

Whether you’re looking for day-to-day essentials, occasion-wear, or the classic Timberland boots, you’ll find them all for less in the sale.

Our top pick: Lucia Way 6-Inch Yellow Boots | £99 (Was £165)

The Outnet | Shop here

The online marketplace for designers from Dolce & Gabbana to The Row, at The Outnet you can nab those high-end pieces you've been lusting after, with up to 85% off.

The clearance sale spans a wide range of clothing, shoes, handbags and jewellery, and includes free shipping.

Our top pick: Cedric Charlier Checked cotton-blend jacquard trench coat | £198 (Was £1,337)

Nike | Shop here

Whether you want to add new kicks to your collection or you desperately need to replace an old pair, get over to Nike for 50% off across shoes, clothing and accessories.

Our top pick: Nike Air Max 2090 | £77.97 (Was £129.95)

Regatta | Shop here

Nab up to 80% off in the huge clearance sale at Regatta. The discounts span womenswear, menswear and kidswear, and include perfect staycation wear, too.

Our top pick: Halton II Lightweight Alpaca Fill Insulated Jacket | £23.95 (Was £120)

Mountain Warehouse | Shop here

As we look for transitional outerwear that this season demands, there is no better time to buy your next coat or jacket than now, as Mountain Warehouse is offering up to 60% off.

Our top pick: Seasons Womens Padded Jacket | £39.99 (Was £69.99)

The White Company | Shop here

From clothing and accessories, to bed linen and home fragrance, you can fill your home with coveted pieces from this iconic store with up to 50% off.

Our top pick: St Ives Hammam Towel | £12 (Was £15) 

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(The White Company)

Anthropologie | Shop here

The boho-chic retailer is currently offering up to 50% off across clothing, homeware, accessories (including super-chic face masks) and more.

Our top pick: Yvette Pommed Jute Rug | £298 (Was £788)

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