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About the Brand
Burton is a British menswear retailer with roots in Edwardian-era tailoring. Montague Burton - born Meshe Osinsky, a Russian Jewish immigrant - founded The Cross-Tailoring Company in Chesterfield in 1903. The business grew into the world’s largest multiple tailor, listing on the London Stock Exchange in 1929 with over 400 stores, factories and mills across the country. Arcadia Group’s collapse in late 2020 led to Boohoo acquiring the Burton brand in early 2021, and all physical stores closed. The company now trades exclusively online from its London headquarters.
The product range covers the full spectrum of men’s clothing: suits, blazers, shirts, chinos, jeans, joggers, hoodies, knitwear, t-shirts, shoes and accessories. Prices sit firmly in the affordable bracket. Burton’s tailoring heritage runs deep - the company supplied demob suits to the British government after the Second World War, and it’s been speculated that this gave rise to the phrase “the full monty”. The brand was also the official clothing supplier to the England football team for the 1966 World Cup, Euro 96 and the 2002 World Cup.
Promotions run throughout most of the year, and we regularly see extra-off-sale codes layered on top of existing markdowns. For repeat shoppers, the Burton Unlimited subscription at £14.99 annually covers free delivery across all methods. Student discount codes are available through verified accounts. Signing up to the newsletter earns 15% off your first order, and returns are free through carrier networks including Hermes, Royal Mail, InPost and others.
Between the frequent promotions, stackable codes and a low free-delivery threshold of £30, this page is worth bookmarking if you’re after affordable menswear. The offers below are updated regularly.
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Shopping Guide
When’s the best time to shop at Burton?
Burton runs promotions for the vast majority of the year, so you’re rarely more than a few weeks from a deal. The deepest discounts arrive during Black Friday, Boxing Day and summer clearance, with markdowns reaching up to 70% off. We also see extra-off-sale codes layered on top of existing reductions regularly - these represent some of the sharpest savings in Burton’s calendar.
How do I stack offers for the biggest savings?
One code per order is the limit, so choose the one that cuts the most from your total. We find that a 20% off code applied to a jacket already at half price delivers a far bigger saving than either offer alone. For repeat shoppers, the Burton Unlimited subscription at £14.99 a year unlocks free next-day delivery on every order - it breaks even after just three purchases.
Is Burton a good choice for suits and formal wear?
Burton’s roots are in tailoring. The company dressed England’s 1966 World Cup-winning squad and supplied demob suits to returning servicemen after the Second World War. That heritage carries through to today’s formal range, covering suits, blazers, shirts, ties and shoes at prices well below dedicated suit retailers. During sales, we regularly see full suits in the £60-£120 range - solid enough for weddings, interviews and everyday office wear.
Who does Burton work best for?
Men building a reliable wardrobe on a budget. The range spans workwear staples like chinos and shirts through to joggers, hoodies and trainers. If you need specialist technical fabrics or premium materials, you’ll want to look elsewhere. But for affordable everyday clothing with consistent quality and a steady stream of discount codes, we think Burton hits a sweet spot few high-street rivals match.