Bargain Hunter: 30 Year Sweatshirt aims to put an end to planned obsolescence
Designer Tom Cridland makes his clothes using a combination of technology, premium fabrics and old-school craftsmanship
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Your support makes all the difference.How about saving money by buying clothes that last? That's the concept behind the 30 Year Sweatshirt from designer Tom Cridland.
"It aims to put an end to planned obsolescence, which causes a needless cycle of consumption and waste," Tom explained. "A combination of technology, premium fabrics and old-school craftsmanship make it built to last a lifetime."
On top of that, it helps good causes. In partnership with the charity Deki, 10 per cent from every sale will support Third World entrepreneurs living in abject poverty, by giving them grants to work on their businesses. The 30 Year Sweatshirt is available through tomcridland.co.uk for £55 (including shipping) until 19 December.
Embrace the chill
VoucherCodes.co.uk is giving away 50,000 chocolate lollies in partnership with Thorntons. The offer runs until 22 November or until all lollies are claimed.
Get on your bike
Halfords has launched a #nothingbeatsabike campaign and is offering selected kids bikes, scooters and ride-ons at up to half-price until Christmas Eve.
Hotel rooms for £35
Travelodge has released 20,000 rooms for £35 or less until 15 December 2015. To book, visit Travelodge.co.uk.
Your free movie
You can get a free copy of the Minions movie, in effect, by signing up to TopCashback.co.uk and buying a Minions DVD from HMV through the site to get the cashback.
Cut-price Rachel's yoghurt
Rachel's 450g yogurt pots are £1.30 instead of £1.60 in Sainsbury's until 22 November.
Late-night toy story
If you're a late-night shopper, Smyths Toys Superstores are staying open until 11pm, Monday to Friday, until 23 December.
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