Major UK clothing chain’s ‘final clearance’ sale deepens with 40% off ALL shoes and at least 30% off dresses

A MAJOR fashion retailer has slashed prices even further as it holds clearance sales across its 40 UK stores.

The high street brand filed for administration last month, announcing closing down offers across all sections.

Quiz Clothing is rolling out even bigger discounts on all stock, as administrators continue to assess options.

All sections have see further markdowns in a bid to drive footfall and clear inventory.

The move comes after a “disappointing” Christmas period and rising costs forced the company into administration for the sixth time.

Now, shoppers can pick up massive savings, with boots discounted by at least 50 per cent, while all other footwear is reduced by a minimum of 40 per cent.

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Meanwhile, dresses, handbags, and accessories are now at least 30 per cent off and the remainder of stock is reduced by 20 per cent or more.

Fashion fans will need to head to their nearest Quiz location as the brand’s online store has already ceased operation.

“As we continue to explore options for the business, we would encourage shoppers to visit their nearest stores, with further discounts available on all remaining stock,” said Interpath Scotland head and joint administrator Alistair McAlinden.

Quiz shoppers are advised that returns for goods purchased will only accepted on the grounds that the item is faulty, with no cash or credit card refunds available.

Customers will be given the option to substitute the purchase for an item of equal or lesser value.

And gift cards and credit notes are also unable to be honoured at any Quiz location.

Quiz concessions which trade from New Look and Matalan stores in the UK are not part of the administration processes.

See below for the list of stores and concessions hosting closing down sales.