Discover the Little Known Hack
Shoppers are rushing to Schuh to take advantage of a £5 voucher that can be earned by recycling old shoes. The footwear retailer is giving away vouchers to anyone who brings in a pair of shoes, regardless of where they were purchased.
Share the Deal on Facebook
Alert shoppers have been spreading the news on Facebook, claiming that Schuh is offering £5 for every pair of worn shoes brought in. One Facebook user, Chelsea Roberts, shared the offer in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, stating that the shoes don't have to be from Schuh – they can even be from Primark.
Act Fast and Trade In Your Old Trainers
Many people are excited about the deal and have already traded in their worn-out trainers for new ones. One member of the Facebook group shared their personal experience, saying, "Did this on Saturday. If you take old shoes with you, they do it on the spot."
A Great Way to Rid Yourself of Unwanted Shoes
Some shoppers see this as an opportunity to clear out their unwanted shoes without throwing them away. One user commented, "It’s a great way of getting rid of old shoes I hate chucking them in the bin! But I had no idea that they did this, could’ve made a fortune."
The Only Catch
The only limitation is that you can only use one voucher per pair of new shoes. Schuh's terms and conditions state, "Customers handing in a pair of unwanted used shoes into a Schuh store will receive a £5 Schuh voucher to spend in UK stores or online. Vouchers can be redeemed against full-price items over £25 only."
Also, be sure to check out the Secret Schuh discount website, where shoppers can find shoes by popular brands like Adidas and Converse for up to 70% off. However, please note that the vouchers cannot be used at the outlet stores.
Find a Schuh Store Near You
Schuh has nearly 200 locations across the UK, with London, Glasgow, and Sheffield leading the way. The first store opened in Edinburgh in 1991. Schuh specializes in selling branded footwear from a range of popular brands, including Uggs, Doc Martens, Nike, and Adidas.
