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Marks and Spencer launched an unexpected sale on clothing last week, with up to 50% off a wide selection of items. As payday has just happened, it’s a great time to treat yourself, whether you’ve been eyeing up something for a while or are looking to treat yourself to a new spring wardrobe.
As a fashion writer, I’m always on the lookout for the newest items on the high street and was surprised to see that several pieces from Marks and Spencer’s newest collection are included in the sale.
While browsing, I spotted items starting from just £10.50 and hefty savings on key wardrobe staples, including spring coats and jackets. But a word of warning: You’ll need to be quick if you want to snap up some of the best deals. As I looked through the sale section, some of the most popular items were vanishing as shoppers filled their baskets.
Luckily, some of my top picks are still on offer. To help with inspiration, I’ve rounded up just a few of the discounted items that are still in stock and have caught my eye (and may have made their way into my own shopping basket). These include some of the cheapest prices and most significant savings that I’ve noticed currently available on the website.
You can also browse the entire Marks and Spencer fashion sale here.
If Marks and Spencer isn’t your go-to, the good news is there are plenty of other high-street brands offering early spring sales right now. Seasalt Cornwall currently has discounts of up to 50% off dresses, raincoats, and more, and White Stuff has a sale on the brand’s signature patterned dresses, blouses, and knitwear.
A striped jumper is a wardrobe staple, but for an updated version, you could opt for a colourful stripe, like on this crew neck jumper.
Pink and red are two of the most trending colour combinations, and wearing bright colours that boost your mood is known as ‘dopamine dressing’. Spring is the best time to try it out.
To go all-out with colour, you could match it with pink or red trousers, but if you prefer a slightly more pared-back look, this jumper will do all the talking with jeans and trainers.
Denim is popular all year round, but a denim midi skirt is a good alternative if you want a change from jeans. The Denim Midi Skirt from Sosander is in the sale at Marks and Spencer, reduced from £55 to £44.
I would wear this with a knitted vest or a cardigan in the spring, and because of the longer length, it would pair best with a cropped jacket to balance out the proportions or accentuate your waist. As the weather heats up, I’d pair it with a simple white T-shirt.
Textured fabrics are a big trend for 2025, and if you want to add some interest to an outfit but prefer a monochrome look, these affordable tops could become hard-working additions to your wardrobe.
Suitable for casual, everyday wear with jeans and trainers but also easy to dress up with a skirt and boots, these could be a base layer for endless outfits come spring. In the M&S sale, you can buy them for just £10.50 in black or buttermilk.
Pastels are always popular in springtime, and yellow is a great way to uplift an outfit. Shades of buttery yellow are also set to be a big trend for spring 2025.
Once temperatures warm up and there’s no need for a coat, a good piece of knitwear may be all you need. This Ribbed Cardigan contains cashmere for softness and merino wool for warmth.
The cardigan, from Marks and Spencer’s most premium collection, Autograph, would usually cost £85, but it is on sale for £51.
A lightweight jumper is a great spring layering piece to add to your transitional wardrobe and the texture on this crew neck jumper is perfect for laidback looks. The hole detail means you could even wear it with some colour underneath to peek through.
Discounted from £45 to just £22, the green colour is completely sold out but there are still several sizes in stock for the ecru shade – but you’ll have to be quick as this one’s marked as ‘in demand’, meaning it may not be around for long.
