Enjoy all the latest discounts at QVC to help you make the most of summer
This summer you'll find great value deals on the latest fashions, accessories, handbags, shoes, electronics, beauty, home items, jewelry, and more. Big brands, independent products, and fantastic deals are all available for shoppers.
Why shop at QVC?
Not only does QVC offer convenience and value for money but all new customers can save an additional $10 off any purchase of $25 or more by using the code, WELCOME10, when checking out.
On most products, QVC also provides a 30-day money-back guarantee, allowing you to return items you're not satisfied with. The process to return or exchange items is simple to go through if your purchase doesn't satisfy expectations, For more information, see the full return policy here.
To make sure you don't miss any trending deals, here are some of the summer's hottest products and best discounts. Remember, you'll need to be quick to get them before they go.
Prices taken at the time of publication; prices are subject to change
Fashion
1,000s of fashion deals are available for shoppers looking to explore the latest styles, brands and trends. Some choice picks include:
Post-exercise downtime is as important as the gym or your workout. Make the most of it with these recovery-minded sandals.
Daytimes might be hot but this comfy v-neck has you covered when the sun goes down and your fun days turn into fun evenings.
Denim & Co. Regular Comfy Knit Air Tapered Cargo Crop Pant: $49.98,
These tapered cropped pants offer a mixture of cosy and chic for both busy and low-key days.
From gadgets to keep you cool to the latest computers helping you tackle work or domestic admin, there are plenty of devices worth your time and money.
Both compact and rechargeable, this portable and cordless fan will help keep you cool when temperatures soar.
This 2-in-1 touchscreen laptop can ensure you're both productive when working and entertained when relaxing.
Dyson V11 Cordless De-Tangling Stick Vacuum: $569.99, QVC.com
This vacuum's lightweight design and three power modes are designed to allow you to clean anywhere.
Whether it's at home or on a night out, there are plenty of great value products to make you feel good and look great.
philosophy special edition 2oz edt grace & warmth trio: $54.98, QVC.com
The tinted gel contains tiny microfibers that adhere to skin and hairs to give eyebrows natural-looking fullness.
This trio of Laura Geller Jelly Balms coats lips with hydration and provides the juicy color of a lipstick.
Jewelry
From great gifts to exclusive products, QVC has a huge range of jewelry to ensure you sparkle.
Diamonique Pave Leaf Earrings: $49.98, QVC.com
Add some nature-inspired shimmer to your look, whether it be for work or play on sophisticated nights out.
This personalised necklace makes a great sweet and sparkly gift for someone special in your life.
Choose between rhodium-plated sterling silver or yellow gold-plated sterling silver to show your love commitment.
Home
If you're looking to source some great items to enhance a domestic space, then QVC has you covered.
Annin Flagmakers Premium American Flag, $33.98, QVC.com
Annin Flagmakers take on the red, white and blue is an American flag you'll be proud to display, whatever the celebration.
These are just some of the products on offer to QVC shoppers. Remember, all new customers can save an additional $10 off your purchase of $25 or more by using the code, WELCOME10, when buying items.
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