Marks & Spencer Price Tracker

Marks & Spencer began in 1884 as Michael Marks's penny bazaar in Leeds; Thomas Spencer became his partner ten years later. Its St Michael label, introduced in 1928, gave way to the M&S name in 2000. Today M&S sells clothing, lingerie, beauty and homeware alongside its well-known food halls. Online grocery deliveries run through Ocado Retail, in which M&S bought a 50% stake in 2019, while marksandspencer.com focuses on clothing, home and beauty.

Reductions at M&S come mainly through seasonal sales, promotions on particular ranges and multibuy offers on basics. Its free Sparks loyalty scheme was overhauled in April 2026: instead of collecting points, members now receive personalised offers and money rewards in a digital Sparks wallet that can be spent across M&S. Because Sparks offers are personal, the price on a product page isn't necessarily what every member ends up paying.

Many M&S clothes come in several fits and lengths – trousers in short, regular and long, bras in a wide range of cup sizes – and a reduction may cover only some colours or sizes. Set your alert on the exact variant you'd buy. Sale stock is limited, so getting an email on the first day of a reduction gives you a better chance of finding your size before it sells out.