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Myer - 40% off Bonds Underwear, Clothing & Socks

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Myer - 40% off Bonds Underwear, Clothing & Socks
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moocher on 18/09/2013 - 11:15 myer.com.au (993 clicks)
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Myer is offering 40% off Bonds underwear, clothing, socks for womens, mens and kids today and tomorrow. Just apply 'MYBONDS' coupon code to your shopping basket. There is no mention if the offer is available in store as well.

Free click and collect service is available from these stores:

8.25 Collection of Click & Collect Orders are available from selected Myer stores. Myer Online currently offers eight (8) store locations - Melbourne City, Sydney City, Northland, Paramatta, Roselands, Pacific Fair, Brisbane City and Perth City. Please note during major sales event (such as Stocktake Sale and Mid Season Sale) Click and Collect may be temporarily unavailable.

Otherwise $9.95 shipping applies to orders under $100.

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  • the nathan on 18/09/2013 - 11:25
    +1

    While 40% off is great, Bonds as a brand are so overpriced.
    I could get 1 "Bonds Guy Front Trunk" for $13.77 after discount, or I could go to K-Mart (I think it's K-Mart) and get a pack or 3 guy trucks (Alpha brand) for $15 any day (surprising pretty good quality I find).

    Good find though for those who want Bonds.

    • gbnz on 18/09/2013 - 12:54

      you could say the same about any brand or anything with that logic. Kmarts own brands will beat any brand named product in price and value… just depends what you prefer.

    • aml276 on 18/09/2013 - 13:16

      I find the Alpha brand good quality and great pricing as well

  • aml276 on 18/09/2013 - 11:52
    +3

    Bonds seem to be like Rugs a Million now by constantly being on sale. 2 reasons for this IMHO
    1. Since they moved manufacturing offshore and didn’t lower the RRP, costs are so much lower they can afford to be on sale frequently.
    2. Since they moved manufacturing offshore and so many Australians lost their jobs, sales have continued to plummet.

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