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Make great savings on stylish and high quality fashion and homeware items with these Marks & Spencer discount code and cashback deals. Shop online for menswear, womenswear and children's clothing, and discover everything from dresses, lingerie and swimwear to suits, jeans and shirts.
Whatever the occasion, you are sure to find the right shoes or boots, bags and jewellery to go with any outfit, while they also offer maternity, petite and plus-size women's clothes ranges. As well as fashion and homewares, M&S also offer an extensive collection of beauty products, including essentials like skincare, haircare and make-up by brands such as L'Occitane, Autograph and Emma Hardie.
Look out for sales and offers to get your hands on superb discounts, while they provide free delivery options, as well as a Click & Collect service. Shop on the go using the app or buy a gift card if you are struggling for a present idea.
As well as women's and men's clothing, customers can also save money on a huge range of home and garden furniture and homeware products with our Marks & Spencer discount codes. Whether you are buying for the living room, bedroom, dining room or kitchen, you will find everything from beds, sofas and dining tables to bookcases, wardrobes and chests of drawers.
Marks and Spencer also offer a range of accessories and furnishings for the home. These include bedding, bathroom essentials and cookware, as well as lighting, curtains and mirrors. If you are in need of some ideas as to how to decorate your home, meanwhile, you can explore their buying guides and how to videos, or order a free copy of their home catalogue. Whatever you are looking for, sign up to TopCashback at the bottom of this page and start saving.
Here's what we found last year:
Last year for quality for a little less you could have shopped the big array of Marks and Spencer Christmas deals. Anyone looking for festive supplies would have found everything that they could have needed with offers including the likes of three for two on a range of gifts for him and her, plus toys and gadgets.
Those that had been late getting hold of the Christmas centrepiece found mid-December brought 50% off of trees like the 6Ft Winterberry pine lowered to £32.50, and more savings were to be had with 20% discounts on food hampers with the Christmas Classic version at £15 off making it £60. A fantastic deal featured on cases of wine and champagne and purchasing two got a 25% reduction, as an example, 12 bottles of Abel Chariot Brut could be had for just £12.75 per bottle.
Meanwhile, if you had been seeking beauty sets to give as presents, there was up to half price off, with such examples as £16.50 instead of £33 for the L’Occitane Nourishing Butter Collection and the £40 to £20 on the Twiggy Eye Collection.
Everyone that was after the Marks and Spencer Boxing day sale would have found it starting a day earlier, with Sparks members being able to shop even earlier giving them a chance to snap up the best deals. Up to 50% was to be saved on furniture, lighting, homeware as well as men and women’s coats, accessories shoes and other clothing. January followed up with more discount at 60% off so you could get items such as an M&S Funnel Neck Coat with wool for £21.99 cut from £59.
Michael Marks opened his first Penny Bazaar in Leeds in 1884 with the slogan: "Don't ask the price, it's a penny.".It was a simple idea which was to pay off, although the company we know today didn't really take shape until Marks went into partnership with Tom Spencer in 1894.
By 1900, Marks & Spencer had expanded to include 36 Penny Bazaars and 12 high street stores. The first 20 years of the new century saw the company buy up a number of their competitors and become a public company, while the original founders both died, with Simon Marks eventually regaining control of the company.
By 1915, there were 145 Marks & Spencer stores, with the penny pricing continuing until the First World War. Following the end of the war, the company began selling more essentials, including underwear. They offered goods up to five shillings and concentrated on food and clothing, while as more houses were built, they began selling household goods.
The outbreak of the Second World War brought many challenges, while as rationing didn't apply to restaurants, they had created 82 in-store cafe bars by 1942. The 1950s saw Marks & Spencer experiment with new technologies and fabrics, and in 1957, they improved sizing for ready to wear clothes.
By the end of the 1960s, Marks & Spencer were thinking of safe ways to sell dairy products and meats, including chilled, rather than frozen, meats. Frozen food was introduced in 1972, while convenience food was being offered in 100 stores by the following year.
In 1973, they became the first major retailer to introduce sell-by dates, while Indian and Chinese ready meals were trialled a year later. From 1990-2010, new, more exciting clothing lines like Per Una and Autograph appeared. The company now has more than 790 stores in the UK and over 450 more worldwide, while they are still the market leaders in womenswear, lingerie and menswear.
Enjoy tailor-made offers, priority access to seasonal previews and much more through the free to join Sparks member club.
All you need to do is pick up a Sparks card in any Marks & Spencer store and register it online through your account. Once you have done this, you will be able to use it every time you shop to collect Sparks.
The more Sparks you collect, the more benefits you will unlock, including priority access to sales, exciting events and experiences. What's more, every time you use your Sparks card, Marks & Spencer will donate to a good cause on your behalf at no cost to you.
You will receive 10 Sparks for every £1 spent, while you will also get a bonus of 10 Sparks for every transaction. They will give you 25 Sparks for every product review you write which is published online, while you will receive a 50 Sparks bonus if you use the Shwop service in store. You will be able to redeem your offers either online, via the M&S app or in store.
Once you have bought from Marks & Spencer using our cashback offers or one of our promo code deals, you can choose from a range of delivery options or collect from one of their stores.
They offer free standard delivery on orders of clothing, home items, beauty or wine over £50, which will see them arrive in 3-5 working days. Order before 10pm (7pm for wine) and you can choose next day delivery, while they offer free nominated delivery, which allows you to select a specific date, when you spend more than £100.
Delivery is free for flowers, plants, selected food and wine gifts and most furniture. They deliver Monday-Sunday (excluding Bank Holidays). As an alternative to home delivery, order clothing, beauty or homeware items online by 8pm and they will deliver it to your chosen store for free.
When you checkout, you can see if your order is eligible for collection, and they will then let you know when it is ready to be picked up. Your order will be ready to collect from midday and they will keep it for seven days.
Marks and Spencer stores do not all have the precise same opening times. To find out when your local store opens and closes, or to view opening times of nearby branches, click on the ‘Find a Store’ tab at the top of their website homepage. Enter a postcode, city or town and you will be presented with a list of nearby stores. Click on one and you will be able to see the opening times.
As well as being able to buy clothing, furniture, food and gifts online, you can also shop at one of Marks and Spencer’s 914 UK stores, which you can search for on their website by entering your postcode, town or street, or by browsing their A-Z list.
Marks & Spencer is one of the UK’s leading retailers, offering stylish and high-quality own-brand clothing, food and items for the home, both online and in their stores. As well as being the UK’s largest clothing retailer by value, they have more than 450 stores across Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
If you have a Marks & Spencer gift card, you can check the remaining balance on it by entering the 16-digit gift card number you will find printed across the centre of it when clicking on the ‘Check your gift card balance’ link at the bottom of any page on the Marks & Spencer website.
Marks and Spencer started life as a Penny Bazaar at Kirkgate Market in Leeds in 1884, which was established by Michael Marks. When Marks acquired a permanent stall in Leeds’ covered market in 1894, he invited Thomas Spencer to become his partner. Marks moved to Birkenhead open market in 1901, where he amalgamated with Spencer. After leaving there in 1923, they opened market stalls in many locations around the North West of England.
Marks and Spencer sell a wide range of products online. These include men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, lingerie and beauty products. You will also find furniture and homeware items, food and wine, as well as flowers and gifts.
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