The Bargain Hunter: Spring is in at the Outnet

 

The snow may not have thawed but already spring fashions have hit the stores. And if you're looking for a bargain wardrobe update, you could do worse than nabbing a pair of J Brand skinny jeans from chic discount designer website the Outnet. At £88 they're not exactly cheap, but they are 60 per cent off their full price – plus they're a denim classic. Just ask the Duchess of Cambridge, who famously favours the brand.

Sparkling sale at Fortnum & Mason

Fortnum & Mason's annual wine sale this week is an opportunity to restock your cellar. This is not an end-of-season sale, rather a chance to pick up bottles that didn't sell out over Christmas. The department store has singled out a charming Pomeral and Tattinger vintage champagne as sale highlights. For details or to buy, visit http://ind.pn/za2GPV.

Half-price meals at Korean restaurant

Bargain hunters looking to eat out in London can enjoy 50 per cent off Sunday meals at Kimchee. The Holborn-based Korean restaurant has uploaded a coupon here http://ind.pn/ApijpS, which to be printed off and presented upon arrival. For details, visit http://Kimchee.uk.com.

M&S slashes prices of Conran range

Marks & Spencer is preparing for spring by slashing the prices of its Conran Exclusive Design collection. The sale is online only and customers can claim a 20 per cent discount by entering the discount code CONRAN20 at the checkout.

Great deal atLA Fitness

Finally, LA Fitness is offering a free seven-day gym membership via VoucherCoders.co.uk. The offer is designed to encourage clients to take up full membership once their trial period is over but it's a great deal nonetheless. Find a printable coupon and usage instructions at http://ind.pn/zC3rRN.

j.hall@independent.co.uk

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