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Birkenstock sandals reduced in rare sale at Debenhams

Snag up to 25% off the popular summer shoes.

Maz Gould
·Deputy Shopping Editor
(Birkenstock / Yahoo Life UK)
Get a staple pair of summer sandals for less. (Birkenstock / Yahoo Life UK)

While the weather isn't quite cooperating at the moment, that doesn't mean we can't look forward to summer plans and begin thinking about the hero pieces we want to buy this year, starting with a staple pair of sandals. And for those looking to snap up a bargain, Debenhams has just discounted a selection of hugely popular Birkenstock sandals and shoes.

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Slashing the price of a range of Birkenstocks by up to 25%, the sale sees some of the brand's most popular styles on offer, including the Arizona Sandals — reduced from £85 to £70, and the Boston Pro Mule — down from £130 to £100.

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A great choice come summer, we suggest shopping fast if you want a chance at styling a pair this year.

Birkenstocks aren't the only footwear brand on sale at Debenhams, the online department store has also reduced styles from EverAu, Skechers and FitFlop.

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Birkenstock Arizona Sandal

£70£85Save £15

It doesn't get more staple than this pair of black, double strap sandals from Birkenstock. Designed in the brand's classic shape, with adjustable straps, a shaped cork and latex footbed and shock-absorbing sole, they're the perfect choice for summer.

£70 at Debenhams
Debenhams

Birkenstock Arizona Sandal

£70£85Save £15

Prefer a white style over summer? Snag this classic pair of Birkenstocks in this summery white shade, ideal for brightening up an outfit, and great against a tan. 

£70 at Debenhams
Debenhams

Birkenstock Boston Pro Mule

£100£130Save £30

Nab the famous mules shoppers can't get enough of, made from a long-lasting leather for a soft yet durable quality. One shopper describes them as "really comfy" and "great quality". 

£100 at Debenhams
Debenhams

Birkenstock Occupational 'Sofia' Leather Sandals

£70£90Save £20

Birkenstock's occupational collection is designed to provide the utmost comfort for day-to-day wear, with anatomically shaped footbeds and non-slip soles. This style is great for casual styling when you're on your feet all day. 

£70 at Debenhams
Debenhams

Birkenstock Occupational 'Kano' Sandals

£70£92Save £22

Designed in a easy-to-wear brown shade, this style comes with a wide backstrap which provides added stability to the back of the foot while on-the-go.

£70 at Debenhams
Debenhams

Birkenstock Occupational 'Saragossa' Sandals

£70£92Save £22

Stylish paired with everything from linen trousers to summer dresses, these comfy two-strap sandals with a secure backstrap are already running low in stock after proving popular with shoppers. 

£70 at Debenhams
Debenhams

Birkenstock Occupational 'Boston Super Grip' Leather Clogs

£90£115Save £25

Save on this pair of classic clogs that can easily be worn all year round. 

£90 at Debenhams

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