Earn 25 Avios points per £1 spent at Hackett, online or instore

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• Fishy says:

  26 Mar26 March 07:31

  Can’t find this Tesco Sim offer with 4000 points, could someone provide a link?
  Thanks for the tip.

  • Bazza says:

    26 Mar26 March 07:40

    This site has a lot of information on it believe it or not?
    Search?
    Or can’t be bothered?

    • Shoestring says:

      26 Mar26 March 07:52

      @Fishy – Bazza is right, suggest you pull out finger (or all 8 fingers & 2 thumbs!) and type ‘Tesco’ into the HfP search box 🙂

  • Tilly71 says:

    26 Mar26 March 10:34

    It’s for 2000 points,potentially x 2.

• Mark says:

  26 Mar26 March 07:56

  I only get 15 points per £ at Hackett.

  • Rob says:

    26 Mar26 March 07:59

    Looks like market testing …

  • Graham Walsh says:

    26 Mar26 March 08:48

    25 on mine. Took a screenshot just in case.

• flyforfun says:

  26 Mar26 March 08:11

  I got 25 points per £ offered. Noted the map of shops and it shows The Icon Outlet at the 02 Millennium Dome site, even though the T&Cs exclude it. Does this mean its a mistake or can you get the points here too? It just happens to be my closest store!

• Mr Dee says:

  26 Mar26 March 08:13

  Nothing like curve apart from analysing data

• Bob says:

  26 Mar26 March 08:19

  I must be so out of step on fashion. I mean that Hackett offer seems to give a 20% discount on items that are at least 50% overpriced in the first place. Sorry but no thanks.

  • Lady London says:

    26 Mar26 March 15:09

    I used to see the guy that started Hackett regularly. Believe IT or not he started on a stall under the canopy at Portobello Road market.

    • BJ says:

      26 Mar26 March 18:22

      I believe it, have you seen their polo shirts?

  • RussellH says:

    26 Mar26 March 16:32

    I agree with much of what you say, and I got offered 25 avios / £1 too. But I feel you are being on the generous side saying that the stuff is only 50% overpriced. Selling basic casual trousers for £100 – they must be having a larf, surely.
    I feel I am being ripped off if a shop wants £25 for a pair of trousers (but then that is no doubt why I find sign-up bonus targets hard to meet.)
    🙂

    • Alan says:

      26 Mar26 March 16:40

      Agree – I find it staggering what can be charged for simple clothing when I see what amazing value some high tech items are in comparison!

      • David says:

        26 Mar26 March 16:54

        Orlebar Brown shorts are my favourite for this – charging north of £220 for something that you could still get a reasonable pair of for £25.

        Having said that, I’m tempted to get some just to find out why they’re worth £200…

        • Rob says:

          26 Mar26 March 16:58

          If you earned £100,000 you’d probably buy them. They are very good.

          There are 1.2m people in the UK earning £100k+, apparently. That’s enough to keep OB in business. End of story. They don’t want or need you.

        • Alan says:

          26 Mar26 March 17:07

          I’d need to be earning a lot more than that to spend that on shorts! Happily spent £1300 on a laptop recently though which I’m sure some others wouldn’t want to do.

      • Crafty says:

        29 Mar29 March 14:28

        I can confirm that, having earned over £100,000 for a number of years now, I won’t ever be spending £200 on shorts.

      • Grant says:

        29 Mar29 March 14:41

        Offer on Amex Gold for £30 off £175 spend if anyone decides to try them.

  • Value for money says:

    26 Mar26 March 17:07

    I earn well above the figure you mention and wouldn’t buy a pair of shorts for £220, but then I live up north and don’t feel the peer pressure of London to wear a label. I sometimes think you are so embedded in the wealthy London scene you don’t see how it’s full of sheep trying to keep up with the Jones’s.

    • Rob says:

      26 Mar26 March 17:31

      You have a weakness somewhere. Everyone does.

      I have some nice clothes, live in a smart area and my kids are in a good school. However I have no car at all, no watches at all, pay peanuts for haircuts, own little art, not much in the way of fine wine, no cigar collection, no expensive hi-fi ….

      If you don’t have some weakness then, frankly, you’re not having much of a life if you’re on a six figure package!

      • Value for money says:

        26 Mar26 March 17:59

        I’m on HfP – my weakness is nice holidays!! Agree with much of what you say and I’m similar, however, at times your comments can appear to be quite derogatory to lower incomes (sometimes anything under £100k!!) and in my experience that’s often a London thing where in the City it’s harder not to earn over £100k, no matter how good you are at your job!
        Anyway, great site – keep up the good content so you can carry on buying £200 shorts/ plastic swimming trunks.

      • Shoestring says:

        26 Mar26 March 18:02

        Not just *any* plastic for £200! 🙂

        It’s reclaimed.

        Presumably to save on input costs.

    • Lady London says:

      26 Mar26 March 20:20

      Hum. We have family “up North” and there is a lot of peer pressure in certain enclaves, too, to “keep up with the Joneses”. Compared to us in London where we can choose to buy things that are symbols/transmit messages about our status/belonging, or not, I felt the peer pressure is higher up there (NE Yorks) in the sets some of our family members appear to run in.

      so I don’t think it has much to do with location but on how you choose to spend your money.

• SimonW says:

  26 Mar26 March 09:28

  O/T – any idea how Amex Travel offer will work if i cancel one of the hotels that triggered the £200 off £600 spend from last year?? I need to cancel the first booking, not the second one that put me over the £600…. Im going to have to cancel regardless, but wondered if anyway to ensure I dont also lose the £200 credit?……

  • Louise says:

    26 Mar26 March 10:10

    You will lose the credit if they refund back to card. I had it done to me

    • SimonW says:

      26 Mar26 March 10:23

      Yeah i thought that. was hoping as it was triggered by a different transaction I may get lucky. Very annoying as the new booking wont even re-trigger it as the offer has ended. This is all due to AA cancelling flights due to the 737MAX groundings, so I have to ammend hotel bookings.

      • Alan says:

        26 Mar26 March 10:32

        If it does get taken off (and assuming you put other Amex Travel transactions on the card to replace them) it would certainly be worth speaking to Amex to see if they would still honour it as a goodwill gesture when it has clearly been a change outwith your control.

      • fivebobbill says:

        26 Mar26 March 11:48

        Similar thing happened to me. Had triggered the £200 with a number of Amex “experiences”, one of which was a snorkelling trip in Oman. However when the trip was cancelled due to inclement weather on the day, the associated refund brought me back under the £600 spend and the £200 credit then automatically re-billed to my card.
        I contacted Amex CS to explain the situation was out of my hands, and they kindly re-credited to £200 back to my account.
        I know it’s not quite the same as you, but might be worth making the call…

      • SimonW says:

        26 Mar26 March 11:56

        Thanks. Will re-book the hotel then give them a call to explain

• William DD says:

  26 Mar26 March 09:34

  Interestingly enough, I had 15 per £1 @ Hackett for BAPP for the past few weeks – didn’t save it. Last week it changed to 25 per £1 so I saved that one (the original 15 per £1 was replaced with the 25 per £1) . Just my observation.

• Anna says:

  26 Mar26 March 10:06

  OT – bookings still AWOL from BA.com. I hope they don’t disappear from the app as well or check in is going to be a pain!

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