What to shop in The White Company sale - tips from their former Fashion Editor
The White Company sale includes up to 60% off clothing, bedroom essentials, and home accessories - a perfect opportunity to invest in luxury for less


The White Company’s summer sale has landed and yes, it’s just as dreamy as you’d hoped. With fewer sales throughout the year (and plenty of us still reeling from their decision to drop mid-season promos), this July event is one to pounce on. Think serene neutrals, cloud-soft textures, and timeless pieces that bring calm to every corner of your home. And while Amazon Prime Day might be making all the noise this week, there’s something far more soothing about clicking add to basket on a fluffy new robe or crisp new bedding set.
From the best bath towels that feel like a spa upgrade to the best bedding that gets better with every wash, The White Company has that special knack for turning everyday essentials into quiet luxury. Their luxurious loungewear is the kind of thing you'll want to live in (and actually can), while their comforting candle sare famously calming and oh-so giftable.
As the brand’s former Fashion Editor, I’ve spent years wrapped up in their cashmere and spritzing their signature scents. I know what’s worth snapping up in the sale and what’s better left for full-price splurging. So, if you’re wondering what to buy in The White Company sale, I’ve curated my ultimate edit of the best pieces worth your money right now. Let’s make your home (and wardrobe) a little more elegant, for a lot less.
The White Company sale: quick links
Sometimes it helps to have seen the brand's site and all the detail that they offer for each product, before you hop into more abstract sale pages. Here's where you can scout out what you want to save on:
- The White Company Bedroom: Enjoy quality throws, pillows, and duvets
- The White Company Candles and Fragrance: Save on signature scents
- The White Company Clothing: Lightweight linen and cotton for holiday style
- The White Company Home accessories: Everything from table mats to bed bases
The White Company sale: our expert-selected top picks
The White Company sale: bedding
The White Company is famous for sleep. And trust me when I say they take their bedding seriously. From classic cotton sheets to plush pillows and toppers, these add some luxe to your lounge (for less).
Even the essentials range is a 300-thread-count quality and therefore highly desirable for an entry point for bedding – especially for fitted sheets that you don't see.
I call these a practical luxury. Of course, in an ideal world, we would have duck feather cushions everywhere in the house, but it's not financially viable. Or, at least, it was. 30% can get you one cushion free, if you buy three. That's what I tell myself.
There are also recycled polyester cushion pads in the sale, if you want to save some more money.
If your mattress needs a little extra help, this dual-layered design is perfect. The top unzips to go in the washing machine, so you can keep things clean and comfortable with total effortlessness.
An extra layer on your bed will help to keep your mattress more hygienic over the years. This is special, because it feels plush and quilted, but offers a special extra waterproof membrane. You'll also get pillow protectors in the package too.
The White Company Boxing Day sale: Fragrance & Beauty
A little-known fact that I think more people should know about is this. The White Company’s beauty products were created in collaboration with the skincare genius and founder of The Ordinary, Brandon Truaxe. In short, it’s seriously good stuff.
There are some excellent savings to be had in the Boxing Day sale, with up to 30% off a selection of body washes, lotions and hand creams.
We're in the season of holidays and travels, so this feels like the perfect opportunity to grab a set for when you're on the go. In the delicate woven pouch, you'll find a hydrating Nourish Intensive Lip Mask that’s enriched with moisturising mango seed butter, coconut oil and vitamin E, a peace-inducing Calm Mini Mist, and a rejuvenating Spa Restore Muscle Gel that helps relieve tired-feeling muscles.
If you're dreaming of a sea breeze, with salt in the air and that indescribable freshness, you're in for a treat, Packed with soft, uplifting notes, this candle effortlessly conjures up images of the sea, sand, and a holiday by the coast.
If you need a moment for some tranquillity, this helps you to take that extra step. It blends the soothing notes of fresh verbena with sparking citrus and bergamot. You'll feel uplifted and rested after a good soak.
I love a mist, especially in warmer weather. Give this a spritz to feel the sparkling freshness of bergamot and verbena. It's calming, invigorating, and really refreshing too. All the ingredients are natural, vegan, and alcohol free too.
The White Company sale: Clothing
I love an easy playsuit for wearing in the heat of the summer. Made from super-soft double cotton, this effortlessly elegant look can be worn loose, or made a little smarter with a belt and some jewellery. It's holiday ready at its finest.
Keeping in with my beachy, holiday theme, this shift dress is a win for warm-weather. It's light and breathable, easy to dress up or down. I plan on buying this for evenings out with a little heel and clutch.
This launched in my last year at The White Company and sold out in a matter of days. The European Flax linen feels beautiful against hot skin and the casual silhouette makes for a lovely cover-up on the beach, or a simple one-piece for the streets.
There's still a chill in the evenings (and on rainy days), which is where this hoodie comes in as a hero. It's cosy without being too hot, a classic for all wardrobes.
The White Company Sale: home
The White Company makes some astonishingly good home accessories. Just these few pieces below are gorgeous and it's easy to understand why once you get some insight into the brand. This section is Chrissie's pet project, so she makes sure that all the ceramics and earthenware are Portuguese, and hand-crafted. In essence, these are the epitome of perfection. For now, here are some of my favourite pieces:
I think half the magic of a G&T is in the presentation. These simple, elegant glasses make it easy to display your evening drinks in style.
All my friends get this gift from me. It's a classic. The textured vase looks stunning with dried flowers, single stems, and full bouquets alike. You can't go wrong.
These are a tablescaping essential. The delicate blue looks great with greens and organic textures. elevating your dining set-up in a subtle and stylish way.
These bowls are brilliant. I love them for serving up nibbles to guests, because their organic texture and shape helps to cultivate a relaxed, al fresco atmosphere.
FAQs
When is The White Company clearance sale?
The White Company clearance sale happens at different locations, at different times each year. Last year, a two-day clearance sale was hosted at Sandown racecourse in June. And this year, a clearance sale was held for two days at the end of February at Newbury racecourse.
These events are ticketed, and offer up to 70 percent off across home, bath, bed, furniture, Little White and more.
How often does The White Company have a sale?
The White Company sale used to be continuous, but now they're turning the discounts off with some smaller, rarer sale events. I would expect a pre and post-season sale three to four times a year, which isn't very often. Your next one is right now and I'm not sure we'll have another one until the Autumn. Don't forget to look at Selfridges, because they have their own sale over there.
If you sign up to their newsletter, you'll get notifications for when the sale is on as well as daily emails with some shopping inspiration and White Company news. Alternatively, check back here for the deals and discounts that I've found. I'm always scrolling through their sales.
When is the White Company Black Friday sale?
The White Company put their own spin on Black Friday and the Cyber Sales, calling it The White Weekend. It's just ended and, don't worry, it was very small. The brand offered a blanket 20% off across all the site.
Last year we saw up to 60 percent off on bedroom essentials such as pillowcases, throws and bed linen, as well as clothing half price and up to 30 percent off luxurious beauty products, such as moisturising hand lotions. Christmas decorations and home scents were also reduced by 20 percent.
If the weekend passes you by, never fear, as I mentioned earlier, the Boxing Day sales are huge too, as are its end-of-season sales, so you’ll be able to bag a discount on your most coveted clothing or classic home accessory at some point in the year.
Our top tips for shopping The White Company sale
After years of covering the 'White Weekend' deals, we at woman&home have pulled together a few expert tips for making the most of the discounts:
- Snap up your favorite deals ASAP: If you're keen on an item in the White Company sales, one of my biggest tips would be to take advantage of the prices as soon as you can. This is because, sometimes, items are only around for as long as stocks last - and given how popular The White Company is, products such as clothing can sell out incredibly quickly during discounts. So if you see a PJ set that you've wanted for ages or a homeware deal you can't resist, don't wait.
- Use it as a chance to buy some quality basics: The White Company are famed for their premium quality products, so the White Company sale is a fantastic chance to get some of their best, basic items for a fraction of the cost. Take their bedding, for example, which is made of premium fabrics - their best bedsheets are often made from Egyptian cotton or linen - and can therefore be expensive. The brand also sells lots of cashmere clothing, which can come with a high price tag. As such, the White Weekend sale is a chance to buy quality items that will last for years, for much less than their usual price.
- Check out the ongoing White Company sale as well as the 'White Weekend' and dedicated sales: As mentioned, the luxury brand often runs an end-of-season sale with even more money off in the background of their bigger sale events. For example, you can usually get (out of season) clothing for up to 70% off, which is a much bigger saving than their normal Cyber Weekend discounts, for example. Be warned though that not all of their categories of products are in this wider sale, and often these items are available in very limited sizes or colorways.
Does the White Company have an outlet shop?
The White Company has a reasonable-sized outlet at Bicester Village, which is about half homeware, candles, and fragrance; a quarter womenswear; and a quarter children’s wear.
At this outlet, The White Company stocks its classics sheets and scents (including the sensational Seychelles collection) all for at least a 20 percent discount – I don’t think I’ve ever walked out without buying something.
Other FAQs
How much does delivery cost with The White Company?
In the UK, standard delivery is free if you spend over £50. For orders under £50 delivery costs £3.50. If you need next-day delivery, it's £7.95, but you will also need to place your order before 7pm.
Is The White Company vegan and cruelty-free?
The White Company claims to be cruelty-free, stating on its website that none of the brand’s products are tested on animals, with no fur being used, "We do not test on animals and do not condone animal cruelty of any kind. We have banned the use of fur and rabbit. In addition, our bath and body products will all be vegan by the end of 2022."
However, this doesn’t mean The White Company is a vegan company. While all of the brand’s bath and body products have been vegan since the end of 2022, The White Company still uses responsibly sourced feather and down, which is not vegan, although the company does state that “all the leather, skins, down and feathers we use are by-products of the meat industry”.

Laura is woman&home's eCommerce editor, in charge of testing, reviewing and creating buying guides for the Homes section, so you'll usually see her testing everything from the best dehumidifiers to sizing up the latest Le Cruset pot. Previously, she was eCommerce editor at Homes & Gardens magazine, where she specialised in covering coffee and product content, looking for pieces tailored for timelessness. The secret to her heart is both simplicity and quality. She is also a qualified Master Perfumer and holds an English degree from Oxford University. Her first editorial job was as Fashion writer for The White Company.