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Up to 50% Off Selected Lines. Superdry. For a limited time only.
Some half price items:
Superdry - up to 50% off Selected Lines
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hollytaylor on 31/05/2016 - 13:56 superdry.com.au (2997 clicks)
Last edited 31/05/2016 - 14:09 by 1 other user
Last edited 31/05/2016 - 14:09 by 1 other user
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Grabbed a beanie with free shipping. Spewing the jackets I liked didn't come in my size.
link?
There isn't a hell of a lot of items in that list, just view all price descending and stop scrolling when the prices go higher than you're willing to pay. The one I got is http://www.superdry.com.au/mens/sale-view-all/details/52494/…
Wonder if it's instore too. With Superdry its best to try it on before buying it.
i can confirm that in store prices are slightly higher than online, i've been to a store a couple of hours ago, here i am going to order online. About the sizes, they always come smaller, means, i regularly on medium, will have to go L with superdry..
Are they consistent within the brand? As in can I just get the same size of my old superdry jumper? Biased small or large?
superdry is small biased, as in you might need to order one size up from usual. However I have found them very consistent across their products for sizing, I almost always need to size up (im a S/M across most brands and a M/L in superdry)
Agree, normally I wear small sizw jacket but superdry jacket, I am on medium size.
Also note that they won't price match instore items with online as they're supposedly different entities.
Myer and DJ also having special on Superdry.
Not on sale in myer. Also not many choices to choose from DJ.
http://www.myer.com.au/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/SearchDispl…
Of course Superdry store have more difference styles.
Thanks OP, two pairs of shoes for 80 buck incl postage
Any beer deals?
Can someone help explain this brand to me? I've never understood the appeal. Especially since the name plastered all over their clothing.
What brands do you prefer?
Maybe that's the thing, I buy/wear things on merit. I'm not into "brands" per se.
Probably Boss, Lacoste, Polo, Diesel if I were forced to name some brands that appeal to me (but not necessarily own).
I wouldn't wear anything with the name printed all over it.
The brands you mention give an indication of sophistication and class, they maybe a bit more subtle but they still have the logo on them like the polo horse and the lacoste crocodile. I like Polo too but i always buy the shirts with the horse logo (not the huge douchey one just the small one) rather than the ones without. Guess its all down to individual taste.
All brands you mentioned are too … 'clean'. Superdry has more 'personality'.
SuperMoist?
me too - I've never understood the appeal of brands that splash their name all over your clothes. This stuff looks particularly hokey in my view, and a desperate call for attention :?) Still, its a big wide world out there and all the best to those who like to wear this stuff
I like them just because of the Japanese Style and the cutting is so good.
Normally I will try to find one with less name plastered all over the clothing, like those basic T shirt.
Not all their product it isn't. Look at the jumpers / jackets / polos… minimal branding. The quality of their stuff is fantastic, I buy a it a lot. Love it. Class above most of the crud you get out there.
Note - Everything they sell is fitted, so if you're not in shape (have a gut, etc), forget about it.
Grabbed some PJ's and a shirt. Dont forget Cash rewards too! a bouns 5.6% off.
5.6% Cashback from cashrewards
Thanks OP. Wife and I bought some jumpers etc $500.
I ended up buying a jacket that I had been looking at for awhile, and a crew neck jumper! Both are amazing quality and perfect for winter, plus they look super stylish :)
10% off all stock last week at Superdry South Wharf, Melbourne. Prices were cheaper than DFO Essendon and their online store.
Damn. Thought this was Hahn Suoerdry!