Molly-Mae Hague blazer drops to £16? What we know about PrettyLittleThing’s sale

Fashion & Style

A £16 Molly-Mae blazer? What’s driving the buzz

A claim that a blazer worn by Molly-Mae Hague has been reduced to £16 at PrettyLittleThing has been bouncing around social feeds, and it fits a pattern regular PLT shoppers will recognise: deep flash markdowns layered with sitewide codes that only show the final price at checkout. During our checks, the exact product page tied to that figure wasn’t visible in standard search results, but the brand’s Molly-Mae edits and lookalike blazers are live—and PLT’s discount playbook can absolutely push a jacket down to that price bracket.

PLT frequently runs stacked promotions—think a headline sale banner (40–60% off) plus an extra code, or a short “up to 80% off” window that applies only to selected items. That’s how a blazer with a list price around £45–£65 can dip into the mid-teens for a few hours. Sometimes the magic price only appears after you add a code at checkout or switch to the app. That’s likely why some shoppers reported £16, while others saw a higher number on the product page.

There’s another wrinkle: Molly-Mae has fronted multiple edits at PLT across seasons. The exact blazer she wore may be an older drop that rotates in and out of the Outlet or reappears under a slightly tweaked product name. If you’re hunting the one from her posts, use the photos—lapel shape, button placement, and shoulder structure—to match it, not just the name. Colors like stone, black, taupe, and chocolate repeat often, but details like a single-breasted cut and minimal shoulder padding can narrow it down fast.

Price can also shift by shade and size. A black version might hold closer to full price, while a pastel or seasonal color gets the deepest cut. Petite and Plus sizes sometimes go on steeper markdowns if sizes are broken. If £16 feels elusive, check alternative colors of the same SKU and look in the Outlet section where end-of-line stock lands.

How PLT discounts work—and smart ways to snag the deal

If you want the £16 price (or close to it), think in steps rather than a single click. PLT’s checkout math rewards persistence and timing.

• Search tactics: Use “Molly-Mae blazer” plus filters for “Sale,” “Outlet,” and “Jackets & Coats.” Sort by price low-to-high. If you see lookalikes at £18–£25, add them to your bag and test codes at checkout.
• Stack your discounts: Try the current sitewide code, then app-only codes. New-account or newsletter pop-ups often give an extra 10–20%. Student and keyworker programs can stack on top during certain promos.
• Timing: Flash sales often spike in the evenings, on weekends, or around payday. The best drops can last under two hours. If you miss one, it’s worth checking again the same week.
• At-checkout price shifts: The product page might show £30, but after code and app discount it can slide to the teens. Always take a screenshot of the final price before you hit pay.
• Returns and fees: PLT usually charges a small returns fee in the UK. Sale and Outlet items are returnable unless marked “final sale,” but even final sale doesn’t waive your rights if the item arrives faulty.
• Quality checks: Read buyer reviews, zoom in on stitching, and look for lining info. Many PLT blazers are polyester with a bit of elastane; lining and shoulder pads determine whether it feels premium or flimsy.

If you’re after the same look rather than the exact SKU, focus on fit and finish. A boxy, single-breasted blazer with a slightly dropped shoulder gives that Molly-Mae vibe without insisting on an identical product. Neutral colors make it look more expensive.

Style it without overthinking it:

• Day: White tee, straight-leg denim, and clean trainers.
• Desk to drinks: Ribbed tank, tailored trousers, and heeled mules.
• Night: Satin slip skirt, slingbacks, and a slim belt over the blazer.

One practical note on sizing: PLT blazers can run slim in the shoulders. If you want a relaxed, “borrowed” fit, size up one. For a sharper silhouette, stick to your usual size and tailor the sleeves—basic sleeve tweaks are inexpensive and make a big difference.

On price credibility, here’s what typically pushes a blazer down to ~£16: an Outlet listing around £22–£28, plus a 20–30% code, or a limited “extra 10% off sale” stacked on the app. If you can’t replicate the price right now, you’re probably between flash windows. Add it to your bag, turn on app notifications, and watch for the next drop.

Finally, a quick reality check: fast fashion moves fast. Stock flips, SKUs change names, and prices roll up and down in hours. While we couldn’t surface the exact product page linked to the £16 figure during our sweep, the mechanics for that price are standard for PLT’s playbook. If you’re patient—and a bit strategic—you’ve got a real shot at landing the blazer for near that number.