John Lewis’ Winter Sale ends on Sunday: 25 deals not to miss

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UKRAINE - 2021/07/04: In this photo illustration a John Lewis & Partners logo of a British department store company is seen on a smartphone screen with John Lewis logo in the background. (Photo Illustration by Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
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John Lewis' huge Winter Sale has up to 50% off hundreds of products and if you haven't had a browse yet, you may want to ASAP as the sale ends on Sunday. 

In fact, savings now go up to up to a whopping 70% across womenswear, accessories and shoes, so it's unsurprising that items are flying off the virtual shelves. 

From the perfect, versatile Hobbs shirt dress down from £129 to £59, to discounted Apple Airpods, a pillow discounted to only £4.50 and £145 off a Shark vacuum cleaner, there are loads of deals still worth snapping up. 

Plus, we've spotted several pieces of outerwear that is sure to stay on-trend season after season and keeping you looking snug and feeling smug. 

We bet there's at least one deal that will take your fancy.  

So that you don't miss out on the best savings, we've picked out the best deals for men, women, tech-lovers and beauty obsessives. 

Happy saving!

Best electrical deals

2019 Apple AirPods with Wireless Charging Case (2nd Generation) | £139 (Was £159)

Shark IZ201UKT Anti Hair Wrap Pet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner | £229 (Was £374)

Dyson Outsize Absolute Vacuum Cleaner | £549 (Was £699) 

Panasonic LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV | £329 (Was £399) 

Tassimo by Bosch TAS3202GB SUNY Pod Coffee Machine | £49.99 (Was £128.99) 

John Lewis & Partners JLWM1417 Freestanding Washing Machine, 8kg Load, 1400rpm Spin, White | £339 (Was £439)

Philips Wet & Dry Shaver with Pouch and Charging Station | £99.99 (Was £149.99)

Canon EOS 2000D Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens & 50mm Lens | £499.99 (Was £559.99)

Best womenswear deals

Hobbs Chiara Floral Shirt Dress | £59 (was £129)

Lauren Ralph Lauren Andie 19 Leather Bucket Bag | £155.40 (Was £259)

AND/OR Petra Animal Print Puffer Jacket | £29 (Was £99)

Hush Edolie Floral Tea Dress | £50 (Was £95)

John Lewis & Partners Woven Joggers | £19.50 (Was £39)

John Lewis & Partners Winter Hooded Parka Jacket | £49.50 (Was £99)

AND/OR Olivia Oversized Stripe Jumper | £14 (Was £49) 

Coach Shay Leather Cross Body Bag | £175 (Was £250)

Best menswear deals 

John Lewis & Partners Recycled Water Repellent Puffer Jacket | £25 (Was £75)

Clarks CraftRun Lace Trainers | £39.50 (Was £99)

Calvin Klein Crinkle Nylon Padded Jacket, CK Black | £140 (Was £200)

Polo Ralph Lauren Short Sleeve Custom Fit Crew Neck T-Shirt | £22 (Was £55)

Best home deals

Snuggledown Side Sleeper Standard Pillow, Firm | £4.50 (Was £15)

John Lewis & Partners 400 Thread Count Crisp & Fresh Egyptian Cotton Pillowcase | £14.40 (Was £17.50)

Le Creuset Essentials Cast Iron 24cm Skinny Square Grill | £44.50 (Was £49) 

John Lewis & Partners Classic Eco 1000 Pocket Spring Mattress, Firm Tension, Double | £343.20 (Was £411)

Tefal Intuition Non-Stick Frying Pan, Dia.28cm | £28.50 (Was £34.20)

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