Clarks shoppers race to buy £38 holiday sandals in 4 colours before extra discount ends
Over the summer months one must-have pair of shoes is a comfortable sandal. Easy to slip on and off, these shoes are a summer holiday staple and can add effortless style to your outfits.
For those on the lookout for a new pair of sandals, Clarks is currently hosting a massive sale on their women's footwear. With some shoes getting discounts as big as 60 per cent, many shoppers will be able to get their hands on a quality pair of shoes for a bargain price.
One stylish pair of sandals we found in the sale is the Tuscan Cross Sandals. As part of the sale, the shoe retailer has slashed the sandals down to £43 from their usual RRP of £70.
However, shoppers have the chance to drop the price further as an additional 10 per cent will be taken off automatically at checkout, dropping the Tuscan Cross Sandals down to £38.70. Bargain hunters will need to be quick as the extra discount is said to end on Sunday.
Available in four colourways - silver leather, black leather, cream leather, or mauve suede - the shoes are stocked in sizes 3 to 8. However, at the time of writing, some sizes had already sold out in certain colours.
Blending a modern, chic look with Clarks' signature comfort-focused design, these sandals are perfect for trips to the beach, city breaks or a wee lunch date, reports Liverpool Echo. Featuring either a leather or suede upper, these sandals come with a strappy, sleek design that will complement many summer outfits.
Tuscan Cross Sandals
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As designed with both style and comfort in mind, the sandals come with a breathable sock lining to make them suitable for hot days, as well as an adjustable back strap for a secure and personalised fit. Along with a flex-grooved sole and a contour cushion footbed, these shoes were made to withstand long days filled with walking.
Another stylish sandal in the Clarks sale is the Evamar Sun Leather Sandal. Normally priced at £85, the brand's sale had dropped the price down to £51. However, with the 10 per cent off, shoppers can snatch up these strappy sandals in either black or cream for £45.90.
Alternatively, New Look is selling their Black Faux Leather Flatform Sandals for £29.99. Available in sizes 5 to 9, this pair of sandals comes with cushioned padding, soft linings and flexible soles to ensure wearers have a comfortable fit.
At the time of writing there was only one review on the Tuscan Cross sandals, which awarded the shoes four stars.
They said: "This is a nice sandal, and the fit is good, but for some reason, instead of having the leather (which is lined with a kind of microfibre fabric) go down and under the sole, it is stitched to an small piece of elastic band that goes under the sole. The stitches rub a bit at the instep.
"I'm sure I'll get used to it, but it would have been better to have just the leather and not a stitched piece. It will be a nice sandal to have on holiday I hope!"
However, in terms of service quality and products, Clarks currently has a 4.7 star rating from over 46,800 customers.
One delighted shopper said: "Clarks is very good for quality and comfort. I really appreciate the good quality and the good feeling the leather is amazing and when you walk you heave very good confidence in the shoes."
Another shopper added: "Really great kids shoes, had them before in a different size so knew they'd be good!" However, they did also note: "I do wish the shipping would be £1 cheaper on low cost items though, £14.95 for a £10 sale item feels a bit much."
Despite this, another shopper also gushed: "Very comfortable and good quality. Clarks shoes never disappoint me."
To buy the Tuscan Cross Sandals, click HERE.
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