Win £100 to spend at TM Lewin at London Designer Outlet in our Father’s Day competition
Whenever we have visitors from abroad, we often end up shopping for shirts. One of the favourite shops for stocking up on shirts for dads appears to be TM Lewin, which is why I’m happy to collaborate with TM Lewin and London Designer Outlet on their Father’s Day campaign.
To celebrate Father’s Day on Sunday 19 June and the new opening of Jermyn Street brand TM Lewin at London Designer Outlet, the London outlet centre in Wembley Park, one lucky reader can win a £100 voucher to spend in the new TM Lewin shop at London Designer Outlet.
The winner will have the chance to get a work wardrobe update in the shop that offers savvy shoppers fantastic discounts on its range of high quality shirts, suits, casualwear and accessories for both men and women, as well as an excellent tailoring service to suit all sizes. As an extra special deal for Father’s Day week TM Lewin at LDO is also offering a free tie with each shirt purchase (one tie per purchase).
London Designer Outlet is ideal to visit when going to Wembley Arena or Wembley Stadium, as it’s practically opposite and offers a range of restaurants and high street shops with brilliant discounts.
To be in with a chance of winning a £100 voucher to spend at TM Lewin at London Designer Outlet, please email your name and address to info@mummyinthecity.com with the subject line ‘London Designer Outlet’.
The competition is open to UK residents, and you must be over 18 years of age to enter. The prize includes one £100 to spend at TM Lewin at London Designer Outlet in Wembley, London, and the winner will be selected at random from all entries received by the closing date on Friday 24 June. Any entries after this date will not be considered. There is no cash alternative and no change given if £100 is not spent. There will be ONE winner and the prize is as specified. No correspondence will be entered into.
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