Cosyfeet Discount Codes

Who hasn’t had issues with footwear that looks fabulous, but is extremely painful to wear for any extended length of time? Cosyfeet, a division of Foot Shop Ltd., Somerset, seeks to address this very problem. This is a company that specialises in large sizes in footwear. The shop provides a wide range of comfortable yet stylish footwear suitable for all age groups and foot problems. The footwear is extra-roomy, with attractive styles for both men and women to choose from. There are even shoes suitable for orthotic inserts. Gone are the days when comfort meant unattractive!

Besides footwear that helps you deal with corns, bunions and swelling in your feet, Cosyfeet addresses your foot problems by selling other items like ultra-comfort socks as well as top-of-the-line foot care and mobility products. It also has a very human side, being a supporter of various charities and good causes. Read on to know how you can buy these comfortable shoes for less using our promotional offers.

COSYFEET VOUCHER CODES

This page gives you a list of all available deals and offers. The kind of vouchers available will change and these could include:

• 3 for 2 offer on socks
• Free CCS Footcare Cream 175 ml with selected sandals
• Free lavender handcream
• Free delivery on a minimum order of £30
• Flat 15% discount on all items
• Women’s sandals from £59 onwards
• Free delivery on Harley back cushions

The page also gives an idea of which vouchers have been recently available and which are about to expire so you know exactly how much time you have to avail of each. All offers are free and can be used by following a few simple steps. You can also subscribe to our newsletter, so that you need never miss a lucrative bargain, by simply typing in your email address in the indicated place. For more stores related to foot care, visit our Women’s fashion category of coupon codes and check out pages for The Shoe Tailor, J Shoes and many more.

HOW TO USE A COSYFEET DISCOUNT CODE

To start with, you have to check the expiry date of the offer you choose. Once you see it is still valid, your shopping bonanza can begin. The first step is very simple: click on the voucher to reveal the code. If no code is required, this will show on the pop-up, which will then take you directly to the Cosyfeet store. Then just follow a few simple steps. Click on the item you would like to purchase to see the discounted price. Select the colour and size of your choice, and add to basket. Simply proceed to shop as usual. For the offers that need a code:

1. Copy the code and continue to the store
2. The pop-up will also show relevant information like ‘minimum order value’
3. Paste the Cosyfeet discount code in the field at the top right of the page and click ‘Go’
4. You will be able to see the items being sold under that offer
5. Select the item of choice and add to cart
6. Once you have finished, you can proceed to checkout as usual
7. Before paying, paste the previously copied voucher code into the marked field so that you automatically get you discount
8. The checkout page also provides information on whether or not you can avail of VAT relief

ABOUT FOOTWEAR AND BEYOND

Cosyfeet is the place to find the last word in comfort foot wear available in a variety of colour options and which look good! The company was started in 1983 to provide comfortable yet attractive footwear for those with swollen feet. In fact, the footwear can be adjusted to fit your feet at different times of the day depending on how much they swell up.

Not just for personal use, Cosyfeet footwear and accessories are an ideal gift for friends and family. They are of immense help for expecting mothers, older individuals, and those with specific health problems. The Cosyfeet site also allows you to search the page by specific foot problems ranging from cracked heels and bunions to plantar fasciitis and diabetes. You will then be able to see what accessories, footwear or creams are most suitable for your condition. You can hear what makes Cosyfeet footwear so special from the managing director Andrew Peirce in the video above.