Helly Hansen is currently running a range of promotions across outdoor clothing, footwear and gear. The student discount sits at the top of the page, offering 10% off for those with a valid student ID. However, if you're not eligible or want to compare what's available, the brand has several sale and fixed price deals that may save you more depending on what you're buying and how much you're spending.
Students shopping any budget: A 10% student discount on your entire order applies when you provide proof of active enrolment at an accredited institution. This works on any purchase size and requires verification through Helly Hansen's system when you shop on their website.
First time buyers and non-students under £35: The sale sections are where to look. Outdoor gear starts from just £10.00, so if you're picking up smaller items in this range, you'll be paying the marked price with no additional discount. These are fixed price deals on selected stock.
Shoppers building a basket between £35 and £60: You can layer multiple sale sections into a single order. Combining outdoor footwear from £35.00 with outdoor gear from £10.00 gives flexibility on your total spend, but each item is still at its marked sale price with no percentage applied.
Buyers purchasing men's jackets or coats: These start at £60.00 on sale, with prices marked as shown. If you're focused on this category alone, you're paying the listed price for the item you choose.
Orders reaching £90 and above: Free delivery applies to your entire purchase when you hit this threshold, which can represent meaningful savings depending on your usual delivery cost. This works across any of the sale sections, so a combination of outdoor gear, footwear and clothing can get you there.
Combining offers at checkout: Most Helly Hansen promotions run separately, so you typically select the one that works best for your basket rather than stacking them. If you're a student, compare your 10% discount against any free delivery saving if your order is over £90. If the 10% takes more money off your total, use that instead. If free delivery saves more on your specific order, take the delivery benefit. Either way, add items to your basket and see which option leaves you paying less before you check out.