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Summer clearance

Everything here is cheap for a reason. The reason is on the item.

Clearance is not a discount, it is stock that is not coming back. End of line, over-ordered, last season's spec, a colour nobody wanted, or a slight second — which one it is decides whether you have found a bargain or somebody else's mistake.

Clearance ends in

09days
23hrs
59min
59sec
5Reasons anything ends up here, and each item names its own
0Lines restocked once they are gone
30 daysTo return, exactly as on any other order
0"Was" prices we did not actually charge
The last one is a legal requirement in many places and a habit almost nowhere. If a "was" price on your own site was never charged for a meaningful period, take it off rather than defend it.
The five reasons something ends up here
One of these is attached to every item below. Two of them mean you have found a genuine bargain, two mean check carefully, and one means read the description twice.
End of line — nothing wrong with it — We are simply not making or stocking it again. This is the best kind of clearance and it is usually the cheapest thing on the page for the least reason
Over-ordered — we bought too many — Also nothing wrong with it. Somebody here was optimistic in March and you get the benefit, which is a more honest description than "limited time offer"
Superseded — last season's spec — It works exactly as it always did, and a newer version exists. We say what actually changed rather than implying it was cosmetic, because sometimes it was not
Unpopular colour or size — check you are not the reason — It is still here because most people did not want it. If you are one of the people who does, it is the best value on the page. If you are talking yourself into it, it is not
Slight second — a described cosmetic fault — Photographed, described, and never functional. A mark, a misprint, a bent box. You are buying the fault knowingly, which is why it cannot be returned for that fault
What never reaches clearance — Anything safety-critical, anything expired, anything recalled, and anything we would not use ourselves. Those get destroyed rather than discounted, and no price makes that a different decision
What is left

The bestseller, last colourway

$66

End of line. Was $120, and it was $120 all year. Nothing wrong with it — we are not making this colour again.

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The one we over-ordered

$74

Over-ordered. Current line, current spec, still in the main range at full price. This is the same item, cheaper, because somebody was optimistic in March.

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Previous generation

$88

Superseded. The new one has [name the actual change]. If that change does not matter for how you use it, this is the better buy of the two.

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Slight second — marked box

$52

Slight second. A crushed corner on the box and a scuff on the underside, both photographed. Function untouched, warranty unchanged, not returnable for those two things.

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Swap for your own and keep a reason on every line. A clearance list with prices and no reasons is asking the shopper to guess what is wrong with each thing, and they will guess worse than the truth.
Returns on clearance
Clearance is where shops write "final sale" and hope. Here is what that phrase can and cannot do, and most of what it cannot do is decided by law rather than by us.
"Final sale" does not remove your rights if it is faulty — In most places a statutory right against a faulty item survives any label a shop puts on it. We do not use the phrase at all, and anywhere you see it this week is worth a second look
Change of mind: thirty days, same as anything else — A discount does not change how long you get. If a shop shortens its returns window specifically on reduced items, that is a policy choice rather than a rule they are following
A described fault is not a returnable fault — The scuff in the photograph is the scuff you bought. Anything NOT described is a different matter entirely and comes straight back at our cost
You cannot exchange for another size — There is no other size — that is what clearance means. Measure before you order, because the alternative here is a refund rather than a swap
Refunds go back the way you paid — Not a credit note, not a gift card, and not "store credit only on sale items". Five working days from the item reaching us
Warranty is unchanged — A reduced price does not reduce the guarantee. A slight second carries exactly the same cover as a full-price one, minus the fault you were told about
There is no code
Not withheld, not hidden behind an email signup, and not waiting in an abandoned-basket message an hour from now. There genuinely is not one.
The price is the price — A clearance price a code can beat was never the clearance price. Publishing one and then discounting it further is how a shop teaches people that its first number is fiction
No newsletter code that beats it — The list gets told first, which is a real advantage and the only one. It does not get a lower number, because there is not a lower number
No "extra 20% off sale" event later — That mechanic exists to clear what this page did not, and it punishes whoever bought early. We would rather price it correctly once
If we are wrong, we refund the difference — Discount anything on this page further within fourteen days of your order and we pay you the difference without being asked. That is what makes the three lines above checkable rather than reassuring
Delivery is the usual rate — No free-shipping threshold invented for the sale and no surcharge because it is reduced. Whatever it costs the rest of the year is what it costs this week

Read the reason before the price

Two of the five mean a bargain. One means read the description twice.

The five reasons
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