Last Updated on January 9, 2026 by Eve Dawes
New Year, new wardrobe | The 100 best pieces to shop in the Harrods Sale
The Harrods January 10% Rewards Event has officially launched and even better, you can stack the extra 10% off with the Harrods Winter Sale on selected styles. With thousands of designer pieces reduced, this is one of the best times of year to shop Harrods, from Balmain dresses under £450/ $600 to Tom Ford heels, Tiffany & Co and Bottega Veneta sunglasses and beautiful Valentino clothing and accessories. I’ve rounded up my top sale picks that I genuinely think are worth investing in, especially with these major discounts. The 10% Rewards Event ends 11th January 2026, and a lot of the sale items are already selling out, so if you’ve had your eye on something, now’s the time to shop.
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Harrods 10% off rewards and sale details
Get 10% off selected Harrods purchases, including Sale during the Harrods rewards weekend which runs until Sunday 11th January 2026. No code is needed, the discount is automatically applied at checkout on valid items. There are some brand exclusions but items with the extra 10% off are clearly marked.
How often does Harrods have sales?
Harrods hosts its Sale twice a year, once in winter and again in the summer. If you have a Harrods Rewards card, their free to join loyalty programme, there are also two personal 10% discount days per year. This is where Members are eligible to receive two personal 10% discount days (per calendar year, per Rewards Card). These discount days an be used for purchases in person at Harrods Knightsbridge, H beauty stores, online at Harrods.com, or on the Harrods App.
Harrods 10% rewards event & sale | Top picks, best sellers & what’s worth buying
The Harrods 10% Rewards Event (on selected purchases) and up to 60% off in the Winter Sale is a great opportunity to refresh your New Year wardrobe, with designers such as Max Mara, Balmain, Tiffany & Co, Valentino and Tom Ford included, among many others. These are my top 100 sale picks.
Best designer dresses worth the splurge
If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to invest in a statement designer dress, this is it. From Balmain’s iconic tailoring to Valentino’s romantic silhouettes, I’ve rounded up the Harrods sale pieces (above) that still feel timeless, elevated and wearable long after this season ends.
Iconic shoes to invest in
A woman can never have too many shoes and the amount of wear mine get makes them a great investment as they get such great cost per wear. Jimmy Choo heels and the iconic Tom Ford lock heels are forever classics and in the Harrods sale, they’re definitely worth snapping up. Whether you’re after a black evening heel, a crystal-embellished party shoe, a versatile nude pump, or simple winter shoes like UGGS, these are the pairs that will live in your wardrobe for years.
Chic everyday bags & designer totes
If you’ve had you’re eye on the Jimmy Choo Glitter Ellipse Clutch it’s on sale for under $1000 / £750. Looking for something practical for everyday, Max Mara bags are known for their refined, understated luxury, making them perfect everyday investment pieces. This edit focuses on timeless colors and silhouettes that pair effortlessly with everything from workwear to weekend looks.
Sunglasses that never go out of style
From bold Bottega Veneta frames to sleek, minimal silhouettes, these sunglasses are the kind of accessories that instantly elevate any outfit and make perfect year-round wardrobe staples.
Luxury knitwear & coats for Winter
Max Mara coats and knitwear are some of the smartest investments you can make. Beautifully tailored, endlessly wearable and never truly out of style. These are the sale styles that still feel current, elevated and worth the splurge. I personally love the cozy wool pea coats and classic trench coats that instantly elevate any outfit in a timeless and effortlessly chic way.
Harrods sale | Statement jewelery/jewellery & timeless accessories
Designer accessories are an easy way to elevate your outfit and these are the Harrods sale pieces that feel like true designer steals. Perfect if you’re looking to invest in luxury without the full price tag.
Best designer finds under £500
If you’re looking for some designer pants/trousers, Max Mara has some really timeless pieces you can wear season after season in various colors. They’re the kind of trousers you can wear for both office wear and the weekend making them a great investment piece. I’ve also rounded up everything from capsule wardrobe essentials like Toteme’s black tank top to designer accessories and swimwear.
Champagne & luxury gifts worth buying in Harrods Winter Sale
Yes! Harrods even discounts champagne, wine and spirits. From celebratory bottles to elegant gift ideas, these are the luxe extras worth adding to your basket while the 10% Rewards Event is still live.
The pieces that are almost sold out
When I say things are selling out fast I’m not saying that to make you hit the buy button but because as was adding pieces to the edit they were selling out and I don’t want you to miss out. So I apologize if pieces have already sold out. Brands and styles that are selling out the fastest include Max Mara, La Mer, GHD, and Balmain.
What’s actually worth buying in the Harrods Sale
My top tips for shopping the Harrods sale is to buy:
- What’s already on your wishlist.
- Brands or skincare you’ve been wanting to try but was a little more than you wanted to pay when it was full price.
- Classic and timeless designer pieces you can wear year after year.
- Stock up on gifts you can give to people throughout the year.
What you can skip this season
Skip anything too trendy, that you’re trying to make fit because your size is sold out, or not in your budget. I don’t care if it was $5000 and it’s now $2000, if your budget is $1000, don’t do it!
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