Turnbull & Asser Discount Codes

Turnbull & Asser codes go into the box marked "Discount code or gift card", which sits in the order summary at checkout, just under the items in your bag. Type the code, press Apply and the total changes straight away. If the checkout replies "Enter a valid discount code or gift card", the code has ended or was issued for a different Turnbull & Asser store, such as the US site. Gift card numbers go into the same box.

Brand codes come and go rather than running all year, so these are the more dependable ways to pay less:

• Shop the Archive Collection. Pieces from earlier seasons are reduced here, including shirts, cashmere knitwear and leather goods, and they come from the same workrooms as the current range.
• Leave postage out of the budget. UK delivery and returns are free, so the price on the product page is the price you pay.
• Use a gift card. Gift cards bought in the London shops can be spent online on orders delivered to the UK, and they have no expiry date.
• Spread the cost. Klarna shows up at checkout for some destinations, and if you send back part of a Klarna Pay Later order, the invoice updates on its own.
• Join the newsletter. It covers new collections, product releases and style guidance, so you hear when a new range lands.

Every order delivered to mainland UK goes out free with DPD Local. Orders that arrive before 10am on a weekday are normally dispatched within 24 to 48 hours, and DPD then delivers in 1 to 2 working days, letting you know the delivery date and offering to change the day or address if needed. Orders placed at the weekend or on a bank holiday are processed on the next working day. If some items are held in a shop rather than the warehouse, they can arrive in separate parcels, each with its own tracking number. A signature may be asked for, so a work address can be easier.

At checkout you can pay by Visa, Mastercard, American Express or PayPal, and UK shoppers also get express buttons for PayPal, Google Pay and Shop Pay. Prices on the UK site already include VAT.

Returns are free as well. You have 30 days from the day your parcel arrives to send most items back, unworn, unwashed and unaltered, with the printed returns form inside. Start the return on the Loop returns portal using your order number and postcode, print the prepaid DPD Local label and drop the parcel at a DPD Local point. Online orders can't be exchanged, so for a different size you return the item and place a new order. Refunds go back to your original payment method, usually within 7 to 10 working days of the return arriving, as there is no store credit for online orders. Made to Measure shirts and monogrammed pieces can't be returned, and things bought in a Turnbull & Asser shop have to go back to a shop.

There are three ways to buy a Turnbull & Asser shirt, and which one suits you depends on how particular you are about fit and how long you can wait.

Ready to wear. The quickest option, sorted into four fits. Regular fit gives a little more room, tailored fit has a slimmer profile, and the weekend and holiday fits are cut with straight side seams so they can be worn untucked. Collars include the house Classic T&A shape alongside Kent, Derby, Dorset and button down styles, so it is worth filtering by collar as well as size.

Made to Measure. You can order these online. The shirt starts from a standard sized base pattern that is then adjusted to your measurements, and it takes up to 3 weeks to make. A Made to Measure shirt is also the only kind you can have monogrammed online: up to three letters, stitched by hand in one of four fonts, in red, white, black or blue thread, on the chest, the body or either cuff. A monogram adds 7 to 10 working days. Neither Made to Measure nor monogrammed shirts can be returned, so check your measurements carefully before ordering.

Bespoke. The fully personal service is run from the Jermyn Street shop, and it is best to book an appointment by phone or email first so the bespoke team can prepare. It covers shirts and ties, and pyjamas and dressing gowns can be made too. A first bespoke order has a minimum of four shirts. If you can't get to London, the brand also holds By Appointment events in other cities through the year.

The Jermyn Street shop also handles alterations. Shortening sleeves or trousers takes up to 3 working days, and the tailors can replace worn collars and cuffs on Turnbull shirts you already own.

Two other Jermyn Street shirtmakers are worth comparing on price and fit: Charles Tyrwhitt and Hawes and Curtis both sell formal shirts in several cuts. For more British shirts and tailoring, Savile Row Company is another one to look at.

You'll find more menswear brands with current offers in our men's fashion vouchers, and if you're buying a tie or pocket square as a present, our gifts and occasions page gathers brands that suit gift shopping.