John Lewis' half price sale: Best clothing, outdoor furniture and more

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John Lewis has just released hundreds of seasonal offers and reductions, and if you haven't had a browse yet, get in there quick because it's pretty amazing.

You're in for a treat because not only are there savings across womenswear, menswear, beauty and tech, but there's also a huge range of indoor and outdoor furniture with up to 50% off.

Some of our favourite price-slashed buys include this gorgeous French Connection Rinia Maxi Dress (down now to just £59 – it was £110); the Salsa Garden Chair (now just £115 for a set of two) and you can save £100 on this Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum which is now £279 (was £399).

Plus, there are loads of offers like gifts with purchase, getting money off if you spend over a certain amount with a brand and great tech trade-in deals too.

So that you don't miss out on the best savings, we've done a thorough scroll through the site to bring you all the best bargains we could find. It's an amazing haul, trust us.

Our pick of the John Lewis seasonal offers

Best home and garden deals

John Lewis & Partners Hub Mesh Office Chair | £75 (Was £150)

John Lewis & Partners Calia 6 Seater Dining Table | £489 (Was £699)

John Lewis & Partners Beckett Cane Dining Chair, Black | £209 (Was £299)

Chevron Garden Hanging Seat | £343.20 (Was £429)

John Lewis & Partners Salsa Garden Chair, Set of 2 | £115 (Was £160)

John Lewis & Partners Chevron Garden Single Chair Pod | £300 (Was £429)

John Lewis & Partners Tangent Wall Mounted Shelving Unit/Bureau, Tall, Natural | £189 (Was £379)

John Lewis & Partners Sawn Bed Frame, Super King Size, Natural | £449 (Was £899)

Best electrical deals

2020 Apple iPad Air 10.9", A14 Bionic Processor, iOS, Wi-Fi, 64GB, Sky Blue | £449 (Was £579)

Acer Chromebook Spin 513 CP513-1H Convertible Laptop, Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, 13.3" Full HD Touchscreen, Blue | £299 (Was £399)

Shark IZ300UK Cordless Stick Vacuum with Anti Hair Wrap & PowerFins | £279 (Was £399)

Samsung QE85QN85A (2021) Neo QLED HDR 1500 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 85 inch with TVPlus/Freesat HD, Frost Silver | £2299 (Was £2799)

Kenwood KMX750 kMix Stand Mixer, Cream | £269.99 (Was £369)

Sage SBL920BSS Super Q Food Blender, Stainless Steel | £399.95 (Was £599.95)

Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Qi-Compatible Wireless Charging, Mystic Bronze | £99 (was £139.99)

Best womenswear deals

Hobbs Heidi Geometric Print Dress | £84 (Was £169)

Barbour Maya Waterproof Hooded Jacket | £174.30 (Was £249)

Monsoon Linen Blend Midi Dress, Navy | £49 (Was £70)

French Connection Rinia Maxi Dress, Washed Black | £59 (Was £110)

Radley Cross Street Remastered Leather Cross Body Bag, Black | £79 (Was £159)

Barbour Elisa Leather Strappy Footbed Sandals, Black | £40 (Was £69.95)

Monica Vinader Nura Keshi Pearl Open Circle Drop Earrings, Rose Gold | £66.50 (Was £95)

MICHAEL Michael Kors Jet Set East/West Signature Tote Bag | £171.50 (Was £235)

Best menswear deals

Barbour Patch Pocket Cotton Overshirt, White | £48.50 (Was £69.95)

Tommy Hilfiger Corp Logo Crew Neck Tee, Desert Sky | £32 (Was £40)

Geox Velletri Leather Lace Up Trainers, Navy | £80.50 (Was £115)

Best beauty deals

Origins Love And Be Youthful Plantscription™ Youth-Boosting Regime Skincare Gift Set | £52.50 (Was £75)

This Works In Transit Pollution Shield, 60ml | £20.80 (Was £26)

Kate Somerville Resurface & Refresh Duo Skincare Gift Set | £53 (Was £76)

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