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PrettyLittleThing slash extra 10% off sale items for students with this code

STUDENTS can score double discounts on items featured in PrettyLittleThing’s end of season sale.

The online fashion giant has already slashed up to 60% off selected items, but savvy students can also pick up a further 10% off.

There’s up to 60% off in the PLT sale
  • Get extra 10% off PrettyLittleThing sale – shop here

Cash-strapped fans of PLT can take full advantage of the double discounts that are available on the brand’s trend led clothing and accessories ranges.

Sale bargains include the brand’s popular mom jeans in a gorgeous ecru colour and contrast stitching, now £13, that are great for the transitional weather right now.

If you’re a fan of bodycon silhouettes this grey square neck dress, now £7, is a steal too.

The sale even features items from former Love Islander and new PLT Creative Director Molly Mae’s edit.

There’s also homeware items in the price cuts too – perfect for making your student digs look and feel more like home.

If you’re not a student you don’t have to miss out on the sale discounts and you can also bag an extra 25% off when signing up to the brand’s newsletter to.

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