Lucy Addicott

Decathlon has discounted its Lightweight Rip-Tab Shoes Soft 140 from £14.99 to £9.99 as part of a back-to-school promotion in the UK. Parents praise the shoes for being lightweight, comfortable, easy for children to fasten and relatively durable, although one reviewer says they are not especially durable. The promotion also includes discounts on Adidas backpacks and trainers and a QUECHUA flask, while Clarks and Marks and Spencer school shoes are cited as alternative options.

FatFace has reduced its Taylor Black Waterproof Coat from £130 to £55 in its summer sale. The knee-length, hooded coat is available in sizes 6–24 and has a 4.7-star customer rating, with shoppers praising its waterproofing, comfort, warmth and value after using it in the Lake District and Yorkshire. Some reviewers note that it runs large. The article also highlights discounted waterproof jackets from Regatta and Tog24 and several other FatFace sale items.

Next’s £38 White Terrazzo Rechargeable Touch Wireless Table Lamp is being praised by shoppers for its cordless design, terrazzo base, exposed bulb and three-stage touch function. Reviews highlight its style, portability, ease of use, brightness and battery life, with one customer buying three lamps. It takes around four hours to charge and runs for an average of eight hours, though the article notes it may not suit spaces needing constant illumination. Dunelm and Dusk are also cited as alternative rechargeable lamp options.

Melora’s 3-in-1 Mānuka skincare bundle, containing a face wash, moisturiser and restorative balm, is discounted by 30% to £38.98. The Daily Star highlights customer claims of improvements in psoriasis, eczema and rosacea, alongside Mānuka honey’s purported hydrating, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. The article notes that the products should be patch-tested and are not substitutes for medical treatment, and discloses that affiliate commissions may be earned from sales.

Princess Diana’s pastel striped rugby-shirt look is cited as inspiration for the current revival of rugby tops. Cotton Traders’ £38 Women’s Heritage Long Sleeve Rugby Shirt is highlighted in several colours, with shoppers praising its quality, comfort, versatility and value. Some sizes and colours have sold out, while alternatives include discounted Roman and Marks & Spencer styles; the article notes that the shirt’s pale collar may be susceptible to makeup stains.

The Original Tour is offering 25% off children’s tickets for its 45-minute, live-guided Kids Tour of London, reducing the price from £24 to £18 for a limited time. The open-top double-decker tour features storytelling about London’s royal, cultural and local history, guaranteed top-deck seating, a Thames cruise, self-guided walking tours, pushchair space, complimentary 5G Wi-Fi and free travel for children under two. Families are advised to arrive early because seating is first come, first served.

Amazon Essentials Classic Fit Wrinkle-Resistant Chino Trousers are presented as affordable, breathable and versatile workwear costing £20.10, with 11 colour options and a classic fit designed for comfort. More than 60,000 customers rate them four out of five, praising their stretch, durability, easy washing and suitability for work, travel and casual wear. Reviews also note that the trousers are not completely crease-proof and may require careful sizing. Uniqlo and Cotton Traders are offered as more expensive alternatives.

A discounted Made In Cookware stainless steel set is highlighted for its durability, even heat distribution and long-term value, with multiple reviewers praising its performance despite a learning curve. Alternative options from Our Place and Le Creuset are mentioned as reputable choices. While most feedback is highly positive, some customers report delivery issues. The sale offers significant savings on premium cookware aimed at long-term kitchen use.