On 26 October 2026 we could not find a public END discount code that works on a normal order. We tested EXTRA15 and FOOTWEAR20, the two codes voucher sites still mention, in a real END. basket, and neither applied. What does work: the 10% END Clothing student discount through UNiDAYS (not on sale items), a Blue Light Card discount, and sale prices of up to 80% off with no code at all. Standard UK delivery costs £4.99 and is free from £120, next working day delivery costs £9.99, and UK returns are free through Royal Mail within 30 days. Through Soleback you get up to 3.5% cashback at END. on full-price items, 1.5% on discounted items and 0.5% on orders with a promo code.
This guide covers what you should know before you search for an END Clothing discount code: which discounts apply, what voucher sites show, what delivery and returns cost in the UK, what changed with END.'s new website, and how to combine a discount with cashback. We read END.'s pages, help centre and sale data, the voucher sites, Trustpilot and the Soleback page on 26 October 2026.
Key points
- Public END discount code: none working on 26 October 2026. EXTRA15 and FOOTWEAR20 both returned "applicable": false in our basket test
- Students: 10% through UNiDAYS, one-time code, UK students only, sale items excluded
- Blue Light Card: code through the Blue Light Card app, not on top of other site promotions
- Newsletter: voucher sites claim 15% or 20% off a first order, END.'s own pages promise no discount
- Sale without a code: up to 80% off, 14,720 reduced items in the sale feed we read
- UK delivery: £4.99 with DPD, free on orders of £120 or more after discounts. Product pages say £80, which conflicts
- Next working day: £9.99, order by 6pm
- END Clothing returns: 30 days from delivery, free for UK customers via Royal Mail, although the returns terms say END. is not responsible for return postage
- New website: END. now runs on Shopify. Saved cards were not carried over, and sign-in works with a one-time code instead of a password
- Soleback cashback: 3.5% default, 1.5% on discounted items, 0.5% with a promo code, confirmed after 90-150 days
What is END. Clothing and who runs it?
END. is a British retailer for sneakers, streetwear and designer menswear. It was founded in 2005 in Newcastle, and the company behind it is Ashworth and Parker Limited. According to Companies House, the company number is 06866013, it was incorporated on 1 April 2009 and its registered address is 1 Parsons Road, Washington, NE37 1EZ. That is also the address of END.'s returns department.
END. has five physical stores: London (59 Broadwick St, Soho), Glasgow (196 Ingram Street), Newcastle (104 - 108 Grey Street), Manchester (12-14 St Mary's Gate) and one in Milan. All UK online orders are dispatched from END.'s UK warehouse, so as we read it, UK orders carry no customs charges.
Older END. addresses with "/gb" now redirect to the main site, where the UK store sits, with prices in pounds.
Is there a working END discount code today?
No, not a public one. On 26 October 2026 we checked the homepage, the announcement bar and the banners: there was no promotion text. We then added items to a real basket and applied codes the way a shopper would. The result:
- Automatic discount: none, the basket showed "total_discount": 0
- EXTRA15: "applicable": false
- FOOTWEAR20: "applicable": false
- Two made-up control codes: the same result as the two real ones
That does not mean END. never runs codes. Its help centre says "All promo codes have expiry dates": codes appear, run for a limited time and disappear. Both codes we tested come from HotUKDeals:
- EXTRA15: a thread published on 25 September 2026 said "Use code EXTRA15 at checkout for the extra 15% off". On 26 October the thread was still marked as not expired, but the code did not apply in our basket. A later thread from 12 October 2026 described the same offer as "Extra 15% Off Auto Applied At Checkout", so the extra 15% may have worked without a code at that point
- FOOTWEAR20: listed on the HotUKDeals voucher page as "Take 20% off footwear and sneakers now", with an end date of 6 October 2026. It is expired
In practice, the END discount code options you can use today are the student discount, the Blue Light discount and the sale prices. And if a sale starts after you have paid, END. will not adjust your order. A customer wrote on Trustpilot on 6 October 2026 that "an extra 15% off sale had started", and END. replied: "we're unable to apply discounts retrospectively once an order has been dispatched." Your option in that case is in the section on refunds.
END Clothing discount codes on voucher sites: what is behind them
We read the main UK voucher sites for END. on 26 October 2026. Here is what they actually contain:
- HotUKDeals: "11 active vouchers", but almost all are deals that need no code, such as "Save up to 70% on orders with this sale", "Up to 60% off sneakers" or "Free delivery when you spend more than £120 online". There is also "20% off your first order when you sign up for the newsletter" and "10% off your order for students"
- VoucherCodes: 12 live deals and no codes. In the page data every offer is marked as not verified and has no expiry date. The top offer is "15% off First Orders with Newsletter Sign-ups at END."
- Savoo: "18 Verified END Clothing Deals", all deals without codes, all marked "Ends 31/12/26", for example "Up to 70% off END Clothing Nike Items" and "Free 30-Day Returns"
- MyVoucherCodes: articles only, no END. offers
- Picodi UK: no codes, page last updated 08/12/2025
Three conclusions:
- There is no permanent public code. What voucher sites list as "vouchers" are mostly sale pages you can find on END. yourself
- Sale is not a code. "Up to 70%" means reduced prices you see without entering anything
- A code from a voucher site can cost you your cashback. Soleback's terms exclude orders using discount codes not listed on Soleback
How to enter an END discount code, and why it may fail
END.'s help centre describes the steps like this:
- Add your items to your basket
- Go to checkout and select "Discount code or gift card"
- Enter your code and apply it. If it is valid, the discount shows immediately
If nothing happens, these are the usual reasons:
- Expired: "If a code has expired, an error message will appear when you try to apply it"
- Excluded item: "Some items may be excluded from the promo; if no discount appears, the items may not qualify"
- Sale item with the student code: the UNiDAYS discount does not cover sale items
- Another promotion is running: the Blue Light discount does not apply on top of site promotions
- The code is simply not live: as with EXTRA15 on 26 October
We did not find a general END. rule on combining two codes in one order. Assume one code per order unless the basket shows otherwise.
END Clothing student discount: 10% through UNiDAYS
The student discount is the most reliable saving we found. END.'s help centre says:
- Discount: "Students can enjoy a 10% discount on our products via UNiDAYS."
- How it works: you verify your student status and "generate a one-time use code through the UNIDAYs site", then enter the code at checkout
- Sale excluded: "Sale items are not included in this promotion."
- Further exclusions: "Some exclusions may apply. If your cart hasn't been discounted, the items may not be eligible for the promotion."
- Who can use it: "This promotion is only available to students in the UK."
- Expiry: none stated
Soleback also lists this student offer on its END. page as "Extra 10% on your entire order for students!" with no expiration date. Note two differences from END.'s own wording: Soleback says "entire order", while END. excludes sale items, and Soleback's voucher page says "Coupon code not needed", while END. says you need a one-time UNiDAYS code. Follow END.'s rules: you will need the code, and it will not work on reduced items.
Because the student offer is listed on Soleback, using it should not void your cashback under Soleback's terms. We come back to the rate in the worked example.
Blue Light Card discount at END.
END. also offers a discount for Blue Light Card holders. We found the rules only in END.'s help-centre question feed, not in a public article, so treat them as less certain:
- How to get it: "Please use the Blue Light Card app to access your code."
- Stacking: "Blue Light discount won't be applicable on top of any promos we're running on the site."
The percentage is not stated in what we read. Check the Blue Light Card app for the current value before you order. The Blue Light discount is not listed on Soleback, so using it may cost you your cashback.
END. newsletter discount: 20%, 15% or nothing?
This is where the sources disagree most. The END. footer invites you to "Subscribe for the latest in fashion, sport and culture, exclusive collaborations and perks". It does not mention a discount, and we found no sign-up discount anywhere on END.'s own pages.
Voucher sites say otherwise:
- HotUKDeals: "20% off your first order when you sign up for the newsletter", "Valid year-round"
- VoucherCodes: "15% off First Orders with Newsletter Sign-ups at END." in the offer list, while its own guide text says "you'll also get 20% off your first full-priced order", "valid for 14 days … full-priced, first orders only" and "your order must be over £79.99"
We could not confirm any newsletter discount. Signing up costs nothing, and END. says subscribers get a reminder 24 hours before a promotion ends, so it can still help you catch a time-limited code. Just do not plan your budget around a percentage that END. itself does not promise. A newsletter code would also not be listed on Soleback.
END. sale: up to 80% off without a code
The biggest reductions at END. need no code. On 26 October 2026 we read the full sale feed. It is capped at 25,000 items, and 14,720 of them had a reduced price. The deepest cut was 80%: the "END. x Adidas x Neighborhood Away Football" shirt at £33 instead of £165, which we confirmed on its product page.
More examples, each checked on its product page:
- adidas Striped Terry T-Shirt: £11 instead of £35
- Champion for E by END. Crew Sweatshirt "Emerald": £38 instead of £95
- Adidas Gazelle Indoor Sneakers: £43 instead of £95
- MKI Translucent Hooded Bubble Jacket Presented By END.: £112 instead of £249
- Puma Speedcat Silver Sneaker: £50 instead of £100
- Stepney Workers Club Dellow S-Strike Cup Suede Sneaker: £45 instead of £89
- Adidas Classic Firebird Track Top: £36 instead of £65
- Tekla Fabrics Organic Terry Bath Towel: £38 instead of £69
Our calculation: the sneakers in this list are reduced by 49% to 55%, the clothing and homeware by roughly 45% to 80%. The section is simply called "Sale"; we found no separate archive section.
Keep in mind: the student discount does not apply to sale items, and Soleback cashback on discounted items drops to 1.5%. Many sale items also cost less than £120, so you will often pay £4.99 for delivery.
Black Friday at END.
END. already has a Black Friday page on its site, but on 26 October 2026 it showed no details for this year. END. has not published dates or discount levels for Black Friday 2026.
For Black Friday 2025 we found only one source: Grazia listed "End Clothing: 25% off everything" in an article updated on 30 November 2025. We found no second source to confirm it, and nothing on END.'s own site.
If you plan to wait for Black Friday, remember two things. END. does not adjust prices after dispatch, and it cannot reserve items. The cancellation window is only one hour, so if a bigger discount starts right after you order, your option is to return the item and reorder (see the section on refunds).
END. Launches: can you use a code on a release?
The most wanted sneakers appear in END.'s Launches section. On 26 October 2026 the Launches page showed normal products you could buy, for example the "Air Jordan x J Balvin Air Jordan 4 Retro OG Sneaker Lemonade" at £205. There was no "Enter Draw" wording on the page.
END. used to run online draws for launches. The rules still sit in END.'s help-centre question feed:
- Account needed: "You must have an END. Clothing account to enter."
- One entry: "Only one entry per person per launch product is allowed."
- Households: members of the same household may enter, but "each entry must use a separate END. account and different payment methods"
- Result: "notified by email within 3 hours"
- Automatic charge: you tick a box confirming that "if I win the draw, the item will be dispatched, and I will be automatically charged"
- Declined payment: the stock goes "immediately" to the next entrant
- Cancelling: "You can only cancel your entry before the draw takes place."
- In store: launches are "first come, first served"
We could not confirm that these draws still run after the move to the new website. Either way, no public END. page says whether codes work on launch items, so do not count on one. Cashback may still apply if you buy in a browser session activated through Soleback.
What changed after END. moved to Shopify
END. has recently moved its website to Shopify, and its help centre has a page called "What's changed on END.". It says: "We've made some changes to our website and app". The changes that matter when you shop:
- Signing in: "you no longer need a password". You sign in with a 6-digit code sent by email, which "expires after 10 minutes", or with the Shop app
- Saved cards: "saved payment methods haven't been carried over", so you need to enter your card again at your next order
- Saved addresses: only your default billing address was carried over. Delivery addresses need to be added again
- Wishlists: "temporarily unavailable", and items saved before the change "won't be carried over"
- App basket prices: "if a price in your app basket looks wrong, the price shown at checkout is the price you'll pay"
END. also warns that "some things may not work quite as expected just yet". For you this means: check your delivery address carefully before you pay, because END. says "We are unable to make changes to your delivery." And watch out for fake emails. END. writes that it will "never ask you to share your card details by email, phone, text or social media".
Older advice online, including delivery thresholds and voucher pages, may describe the old site.
UK delivery cost: £4.99, free from £120 (or is it £80?)
According to END.'s shipping information page, read on 26 October 2026:
- Standard delivery: £4.99 on orders under £120, 2-3 working days
- Free standard delivery: on orders of £120 or more, 2-3 working days
- Next working day: £9.99
The important detail is how the threshold is calculated: "Free shipping thresholds are based on the order subtotal after any discounts have been applied." If your order is £130 and you use the 10% student code, your subtotal falls to £117 and you pay £4.99 for delivery.
There is a contradiction you should know about. END.'s product pages say "FREE DPD Standard Service on orders over £80.00". The shipping page, the shipping policy and the help centre all say £120, and one help-centre line says "£4.99 (orders under £119.99)". A HotUKDeals thread from March 2026 mentioned "Free Del Over £80", so £80 was probably the older threshold. VoucherCodes adds two more figures, £79.99 and £150.
Our conclusion: plan with £120. If your basket is between £80 and £120, the checkout shows which rule applies on the day.
Delivery times, next day, carriers and pickup
- Carrier: "We use DPD's Priority service for deliveries in the UK." The shipping policy lists carriers in general as FedEx, DPD and Royal Mail
- Processing: orders are typically processed within 1-2 working days, and "All orders are dispatched from our UK warehouse."
- Next day cut-off: "Our order cut-off time for Next Day delivery is 6pm. Orders placed after this time will be dispatched the following day."
- Signature: "All orders must be signed for upon delivery."
- Pickup: you can choose DPD's pickup service at checkout and collect from a local shop. The shipping page calls it DPD "Pickup", the help centre "Ship to Shop"
- Split orders: "We cannot split or combine shipments."
- Saturday or nominated-day delivery: not mentioned anywhere on END.'s pages
Because every parcel needs a signature, the pickup option helps if nobody is at home during the day.
Tracking, missed deliveries and cancelling
Once your order is dispatched, END. sends a shipping confirmation email with tracking details. You can follow your parcel:
- From the email: "View Your Order" or the FedEx or DPD tracking link
- In your END. account: in the "Orders" section, on the website or in the END. app
- In the Shop app: sign in with the same email address and your END. order appears automatically
- With ENZO: END.'s chat assistant gives you the latest status
Tracking "can take up to 24 hours to appear" after the shipping email. If it has not updated for 5 working days, contact customer service with your order number.
If you miss the delivery, "the courier will make two more attempts to deliver it". After that you get a card to collect the parcel from the local depot, with a valid ID. "You have a week to pick up your parcel. If it remains uncollected, we will refund your order" once it is back at END.
To cancel, the window is short: "You can cancel your order within one hour of placing it", by contacting customer service. "We are unable to make changes to your delivery", so after the hour your only route is a return. Check size, address and discount code before you pay.
END Clothing returns: 30 days, free via Royal Mail
You have 30 days to send an order back, counted "from the date the order is delivered". The parcel does not have to arrive in that time: "it simply needs to be in transit back to us within that time". For UK customers, END. says: "UK customers can initiate the return free of charge via Royal Mail."
How to return:
- Fill in the returns form and pack it with your items. Without it, "no form may result in your return not being processed"
- Create a QR code in the Royal Mail return portal linked from END.'s help centre
- Drop the parcel at a Post Office or Royal Mail depot, or book a collection through the same portal. Keep your receipt and tracking number
The conditions:
- State of the item: "unworn, unwashed, complete with original tags"
- Underwear: "for hygiene reasons, we are unable to accept returns of underwear"
- Sale items: "We also accept the return of sale items"
- Sneaker boxes: "The box is part of the product, therefore any damage may result in the return being refused." Put the shoebox inside an outer layer of packaging
- Large parcels: if the parcel is too big for Royal Mail, contact customer service and END. arranges a pick-up in a 3-hour slot on weekdays between 9am and 5pm
- Fair use: END. monitors returns and may decline future orders or close accounts for "frequent or excessive returns"
There is a contradiction here. The returns terms say: "We are not responsible for the return shipping costs of the items." The separate refund policy, a generic Shopify template dated 25 October 2026, says "you are responsible for return shipping costs for change-of-mind returns". On the other hand, the returning-an-order page and every product page ("We are now offering FREE UK returns") say UK returns are free. As we read it, the free Royal Mail route is the current offer. If you send the parcel another way, you pay the postage yourself.
Keep your proof of postage. In the 1-star Trustpilot reviews from September and October 2026, customers complain that returns were "not received". One wrote on 30 September 2026: "They refunded some but claim two others were never received because their warehouse didn't scan them." Another wrote on 15 October 2026 that the return QR codes had "'trial' written over the code so they are unusable".
Refund times, exchanges and returns to a store
END. gives several different refund times:
- Receiving a refund page: "We aim to process returns within 5 working days" of arrival, then the refund "will appear in your account within 5 working days"
- Returning an order page: processing "within 3-7 working days", then "allow up to 3-5 working days" for the money to appear
Our estimate: plan with up to 12 working days (7 + 5) from the day END. receives the parcel. "During sale periods, processing times may be slightly extended."
Other rules:
- Refund method: to the original payment method. If you paid partly with a gift card, "Refunds are applied to store credit first"
- Exchanges: the returns terms mention "full refund, exchange, or credit note", but "We are unable to offer exchanges for items purchased via Klarna"
- Return to a store: you can return an online order "at any of our END. stores in the UK". Allow 3 to 4 days for it to reach the online warehouse, then up to 5 working days to process
- Items bought in a store: 14 days, for an exchange or store credit, with a receipt
If the price drops after you buy: END. says "we are unable to provide a refund for the difference". Its advice is to "return the item for a full refund and then re-order" at the lower price. END. cannot reserve items, so it recommends buying at the reduced price first and then returning the original order. Because UK returns are free via Royal Mail, this can be worth doing when the reduction is large.
Payment methods at END.
END.'s current payments article lists: Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Discover, Diners Club, China UnionPay, Apple Pay, PayPal, Shop Pay and Google Pay. For the UK it adds Klarna and PayPal.
- Klarna: "Pay in 3 instalments", "3 interest-free instalments", only "if your order is being shipped to the UK". The first payment is taken at purchase and the rest every 30 days. Klarna does a soft search, which does not affect your credit score. Remember that exchanges are not possible on Klarna orders
- PayPal Pay Later: "Selected markets"
- Gift cards: "You can also use an END. gift card to pay for your online order."
American Express and Clearpay appear only in END.'s general terms of service, not in the current payments article. We could not confirm that either is available now.
END. gift cards come in £50, £100, £500 or £1000. "Gift cards purchased online can only be redeemed online in the country of purchase. They are not currently redeemable in-store", and they "expire after one year from the issue date". Watch out with cashback: Soleback does not pay it on orders paid partly with gift cards.
Soleback cashback at END.: up to 3.5%
On top of END.'s discounts, you can get part of the price back with Soleback. The rates on the END. Clothing page at Soleback, read on 26 October 2026:
- Default rate: 3.5%
- Discounted items: 1.5%
- Orders with a promo code: 0.5%
As we read it, the default rate covers full-price items, the 1.5% covers reduced items such as the sale, and 0.5% applies when a promo code is used.
Conditions:
- Tracking: 1 to 48 hours after your purchase
- Confirmation: 90 to 150 days. END.'s return window is 30 days, but the confirmation takes much longer
- Minimum payout: 5 euros
- Missing cashback claims: up to 28 days
No cashback is paid in these cases:
- Purchases in END.'s own app instead of the browser session you activated
- Orders using discount codes not listed on Soleback
- Visiting a price-comparison or another cashback site after activating, which overwrites the tracking
- Ad blockers or tracking protection that block the redirect
- Cancelled, returned or unpaid orders, and orders paid partly with gift cards
Two points specific to END. after the move to the new website. First, END. offers sign-in and tracking through the Shop app. Finish your purchase in the browser where you activated cashback, not in an app. Second, we have no confirmation either way on whether paying with Shop Pay inside the browser checkout affects tracking. If you want to be safe, pay by card or PayPal.
If you return part of an order, the cashback for that part may be removed. To avoid forgetting to activate cashback, you can use the Soleback browser extension, and a new account gets a welcome bonus of up to 15 euros, paid in stages for cashback tracked in the first 45 days.
Code or cashback? A worked example
This is where the money is, and voucher sites rarely explain it. The figures below are our calculation, based on END.'s prices and Soleback's rates on 26 October 2026.
Example 1: full-price sneakers for £205. Delivery is free because the order is over £120.
- Cashback only: you pay £205 and get 3.5% back, which is about £7.18
- Student discount: 10% saves you £20.50, so you pay £184.50. The student offer is listed on Soleback, so it should not void your cashback. If Soleback treats it as a promo-code order at 0.5%, you get about £0.92 back. Total benefit: about £21.42
- A 15% code like EXTRA15, if it worked: you would save £30.75, but the code is not listed on Soleback, so you could lose the cashback completely. You would still be about £23.57 ahead of cashback alone
Our conclusion: at END. any working code worth more than 3.5% beats the cashback. The problem is that on 26 October no public code worked. For most shoppers without UNiDAYS or Blue Light, cashback is the only extra saving on full-price items.
Example 2: sale jacket for £112, the MKI Translucent Hooded Bubble Jacket.
- Alone: £112 is under £120, so the shipping page says you pay £4.99 for delivery. Cashback at 1.5% is about £1.68, much less than the delivery charge
- With a small extra item: add the adidas Striped Terry T-Shirt at £11 and your order is £123. Delivery becomes free, and cashback at 1.5% is about £1.85. You get a T-shirt for £11 and save £4.99 on delivery
Example 3: the threshold trap. A full-price item at £130 with the 10% student code drops to £117. Because the threshold is based on the subtotal after discounts, you now pay £4.99 delivery. Your real saving is £13 minus £4.99, so £8.01. Our calculation: in that case, a small extra item that lifts your subtotal back to £120 can be worth it.
What customers say about END. on Trustpilot
On 26 October 2026 END. had 4.3 out of 5 on Trustpilot UK, rated "Excellent", from 135,061 reviews, of which 13,377 came in the last 12 months. 76% of reviews give 5 stars and 11% give 1 star. END. has "Replied to 93% of negative reviews".
The 1-star reviews we read, mostly from September and October 2026, keep returning to the same points:
- Deliveries that did not arrive, with both DPD and FedEx
- Returns marked as "not received", as in the quotes in the returns section
- Unusable return QR codes
- Replies from the AI chat assistant instead of a person
Customer service works through the chat window "on the bottom right" or the contact form. END. publishes no opening hours.
Where the sources contradict each other
- Free delivery threshold: £120 on the shipping page, shipping policy and help centre; "orders under £119.99" in one help-centre line; "over £80.00" on product pages; £79.99 and £150 on VoucherCodes
- Return postage: "free of charge via Royal Mail" and "FREE UK returns" versus "We are not responsible for the return shipping costs" in the returns terms and "you are responsible for return shipping costs" in the Shopify refund policy
- Refund timing: 3-7 working days, 5 working days and 3-5 working days on different help-centre pages
- Pickup service name: DPD "Pickup" on the shipping page, "Ship to Shop" in the help centre
- Payment methods: American Express and Clearpay only in the terms of service, not in the current payments article
- Newsletter discount: 20% on HotUKDeals, 15% on VoucherCodes (and 20% in its own guide text), none on END.'s own pages
- EXTRA15: still shown as not expired on HotUKDeals, not applicable in our basket test on 26 October
- Student discount on Soleback: "entire order" and "Coupon code not needed" on Soleback versus "Sale items are not included" and a one-time UNiDAYS code on END.
- Soleback confirmation time: 90-150 days on the cashback card, "usually within 30-90 days" in the FAQ on the same page
- Soleback page date: "Last updated" 16 April 2026, while the heading says October 2026
- Company address: 1 Parsons Road, Washington (Companies House and returns), 39 Empire House, AL7 1FY (privacy policy), and 133 - 137 Grainger Street, Newcastle (Trustpilot profile)
- Glasgow store phone: 0141 674 9590 on the stores page, 0141 248 1351 in the help centre
How reliable the sources are
- High: delivery prices and times, returns conditions, payment methods, the student discount and gift card rules. They come from END.'s own pages and help centre, read on 26 October 2026
- High: our basket test of EXTRA15 and FOOTWEAR20 on END.'s live site on 26 October 2026
- High: sale prices, checked in END.'s sale feed and on each product page
- High: Soleback's cashback rates and conditions from the END. page at Soleback
- Medium: the Blue Light and Launches rules, which come only from END.'s help-centre question feed, not from a public article
- Medium: Trustpilot reviews, which reflect individual experiences
- Medium: HotUKDeals threads on past codes and the old £80 threshold
- Low: newsletter percentages and "verified" labels on voucher sites, and the single source for Black Friday 2025
- Own conclusion: the worked example, the reading of Soleback's three rates and the advice on the free delivery threshold
What to do depending on your situation
- You buy full-price items: activate Soleback cashback and get 3.5% back. Skip codes from voucher sites, which did not work on 26 October and could void your cashback
- You are a UK student: use the 10% UNiDAYS code on full-price items. It does not work on sale items
- You have a Blue Light Card: get the code in the app and check the percentage. It will not stack with a site promotion
- You want the lowest price: go straight to the sale, where reductions reach 80%. Cashback there is 1.5%
- Your basket is just under £120: a small sale item can make delivery free. Remember the threshold is counted after discounts
- You need it tomorrow: order by 6pm and pay £9.99 for next working day delivery
- The price dropped after you bought: buy again at the lower price and return the first order for free via Royal Mail within 30 days
- You ordered by mistake: contact customer service within one hour
- You are returning an item: include the returns form, protect the shoebox and keep your Royal Mail receipt
- You shopped with END. before the website change: add your card and delivery address again, and sign in with the emailed code
Before you order, activate cashback on the END. Clothing page at Soleback, go to END. Clothing in the same browser session, and see more offers in Soleback promotions and in our overview of sneaker cashback.