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Boden has up to 60% off: 18 items to add to your basket ASAP

Danielle Hine
·Contributor, Yahoo Life UK
·2-min read
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Don't miss out on Boden's big deals. (Boden)

Just when you thought you couldn't squeeze in any more shopping, a 60% off sale has landed that no Boden fan can afford to miss.

Boden is clearly feeling our post-festive-season blues, as the brand has slashed prices across a wide range of its pieces, from outerwear to slinky one-pieces.

From gorgeous dresses, to pretty knits and practical purchases like puffer coats and woollen throws to see you through the colder months, we promise there are some unbeatable bargains to add to basket.

As Boden does some of the best classic staples out there, rest assured that whatever you buy will be a keeper for years to come.

As the sale is so huge with an overwhelming amount of bargains, we've picked out our favourite pieces for you to shop right now - whether it's this gorgeous deep aubergine teddy bear coat; this must-have striped jumper (we adore the shape of the sleeves); or even these stunning bejewelled flat mules that'll get you all the compliments.

18 items in the Boden sale to add to your basket ASAP

Square Neck Knitted Dress | £44 (was £110) from Boden

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Tiered Multi Ruffle Maxi Dress | £64 (was £160) from Boden

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Light Pink Chunky Ribbed Fluffy Cardigan | £49 (was £98) from Boden

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Notch Neck Smocked Frill Top | £26 (was £65) from Boden

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Square Neck Fluffy Jumper | £45 (was £90) from Boden

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Onyx Green Velvet Midi Dress | £65 (was £130) from Boden

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Jewelled Flat Mules | £75 (was £150) from Boden

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Blouson Sleeve Fluffy Jumper | £45 (was £90) from Boden

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Relaxed Distressed Jeans | £42.50 (was £85) from Boden

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Longline Printed Puffer Coat | £150 (was £250) from Boden

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Smocked Yoke Metallic Dress | £39.20 (was £98) from Boden

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Wide Leg Satin Trousers | £60 (was £120) from Boden

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Longline Teddy Coat | £110 (was £220) from Boden

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Square Neck Jersey Top | £15.20 (was £38) from Boden

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Chunky Chelsea Boots | £72 (was £150) from Boden

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Plisse Mini Skirt | £52 (was £130) from Boden

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Double Breasted Velvet Blazer | £72 (was £150) from Boden

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Wool Throw | £75 (was £150) from Boden

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