WoolOvers outlet knitwear at half price, plus 10% off everything with a code

WoolOvers has marked its outlet range down by up to 50%, with some lines cut further, and is running two codes alongside it. The reductions cover women's and men's knitwear and are already applied on the WoolOvers outlet page. No closing date is published for either the outlet pricing or the codes.

Code: SMILE10 — 10% off everything plus free delivery on a £40 spend, per the banner running across the outlet page.

Code: LINEN25 — 25% off linen styles.

What's in the sale

Women's jumpers and cardigans dominate the outlet grid, and most sit at or just past half price. The single deepest cut seen was 58%, on a patterned jumper:

• Textured Abstract Jumper — £29.00 (was £69.00), 58% off
• Garden Tapestry Jumper — £35.00 (was £75.00), 53% off
• Mono Stripe Jumper — £29.00 (was £59.00), 51% off
• Cable Crew Neck Cardigan — £29.50 (was £59.00), 50% off
• Petal Collar Cord Dress — £37.50 (was £75.00), 50% off
• Longline Pocket Boat Neck Tunic — £36.00 (was £72.00), 50% off
• Rib Collared Cardigan — £39.00 (was £69.00), 43% off

Running alongside the outlet is a set of fixed-price multibuys, which on a per-item basis often beat the outlet markdowns:

• Two women's linen dresses for £110
• Two cotton polo shirts for £59
• Two cotton T-shirts for £45
• Two jersey polo necks for £45
• Lightweight linen jacket for £55
• Three pairs of socks for £15
• Storage canisters, the set for £40
• Wicker baskets, the set for £70

How the discount works

The outlet prices are applied on the listing, so nothing needs entering to see them. The two codes sit on top of the site rather than on the outlet specifically: SMILE10 is advertised as 10% off everything with free delivery from a £40 spend, and LINEN25 as 25% off linen styles. Standard delivery is otherwise £4.50, free above £80, so the code effectively halves the free-delivery threshold. The multibuys are fixed-price bundles rather than percentage reductions, and WoolOvers does not state whether a code applies on top of them — worth checking in the basket before assuming it does.

Worth it?

The knitwear markdowns are the substance here and they are real reductions, not a tiered "up to" headline with little behind it: every outlet line seen was at 43% off or better, and most were at half price. The multibuys are the better route for basics, where two cotton T-shirts at £45 or three pairs of socks at £15 undercut what the outlet grid offers on the same categories. The 10% code is worth applying for the free delivery alone if a basket lands between £40 and £80, which is where most two-item orders will fall. The outlet grid is thin on men's lines and on larger sizes, so anyone shopping outside women's knitwear may find the multibuy pages the more productive place to start.