Comfy jeans discounted
Roman's soft stretch flare jeans now £28.50 with new customer discount
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Roman's Denim Pocket Stretch Flare Jeans have dropped to just £28.50 for new shoppers — down from their original £42 price tag. Devon Live reports that new customers can use the code AFRPLCQ226 at checkout to get an extra 25% off the already-reduced £38 sale price.
The jeans have won strong praise from buyers for their soft fabric and flattering cut. One customer said they "fit nicely over the hips" and are long enough to wear with both boots and trainers, according to Wales Online.
How the Discount Stacking Brings Price to £28.50
Roman first cut the jeans from £42 to £38 — a saving of about 9.5%. Then, a second discount kicks in for new customers. The code AFRPLCQ226 takes a further 25% off, bringing the final price down to £28.50. That is a total saving of 32% from the original price, according to Stoke-on-Trent Live.
Existing Roman customers are not left out. Coventry Telegraph notes that returning shoppers can use the code FAB to get 10% off new season items. It is a smaller saving, but still cuts the cost from the £38 sale price.
Shoppers Praise the Soft Stretch Fabric and Fit
The jeans use a stretch denim fabric. Buyers say this makes them far more comfortable than standard denim. Cornwall Live reports customers calling the fit "brilliant" and the stretch feel a key reason they keep coming back to the style.
The high-waisted flare design has been a big draw. Reviewers say it solves common fit problems, especially around the hips. The jeans hold an average rating of around 4.8 out of 5 stars based on over 100 reviews, according to My London.
M&S Eva Bootcut Jeans Offer a Pricier Alternative
For shoppers wanting a higher-end option, Marks & Spencer's Eva Bootcut Jeans start at around £59.93, according to Bristol Post. That is more than double the discounted Roman price. The M&S jeans have also been well received for their flattering shape and easy-care fabric.
The gap in price is significant. Even at full sale price, the Roman jeans at £38 cost £21.93 less than the M&S pair. With the new customer code applied, the difference stretches to over £31. Both options target shoppers moving away from skinny jeans toward wider, more comfortable silhouettes.
Roman Uses Discount Codes to Win New Customers
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The "new customer" focus of the 25% code has drawn some mixed feelings among loyal buyers. Returning shoppers get only 10% off with the FAB code, while first-time buyers save more than twice as much. Still, Derby Telegraph notes the deal has driven a surge of interest across the UK, with lifestyle outlets calling it a must-buy for budget-conscious shoppers.
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