Martin Lewis' MSE shares hack to get up to 84% off at ASOS

Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert has shared a hack to get up to 84% off at ASOS, as well as huge discounts on other popular retailers. The consumer finance information and discussion website, set up by Mr Lewis back in 2003, continues to provide tips and tricks to save money.

And amid the ongoing cost of living crisis, it has become more of a financial lifeline for people than ever. In a post on X, formerly Twitter, on Sunday evening, MSE shared how shoppers can make huge savings on top brands such as ASOS, Dyson, Tesco and more.

The post reads: "From Ninja to Crocs, you can search for bargains at 20+ shopping outlets without going out of town. Many retailers have outlets where they mostly sell old stock or end-of-line products, often at a heavily reduced price!"

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A linked MSE article explains that a number of discount outlets offer old stock or "end of line products" at a heavily reduced price. This means savings of up to 84% at ASOS, 50% at B&Q, and 50% off adults and kids crocs shoes.

MSE said: "If you go online to ASOS, you can get a very large range of discounted clothing, shoes and accessories via its outlet." Its team found a maximum discount of 84%, a minimum 4% discount, and an average discount of around 55%.

Similarly, the crocs outlet and B&Q's clearance section had average discounts of 35% and 30%, respectively. Kurt Geiger's 'Shoeaholics' outlet offers up to 70% off shoes, bags and accessories, MSE said. The team found an average discount of 45%, based on ten random items.

And elsewhere AO.com, Dyson, Lakeland, Mountain Warehouse, Ninja, Shark, and Tesco have their own outlets on eBay. These are where popular brands share end of line or refurbished items on the global marketplace, often at a fraction of the price.

However, with all of these outlets MSE advises: "You should always compare prices elsewhere to make sure the outlet store really is the cheapest place to buy." You can read the article in full here.