Wowcher's fashion mystery deal with Louis Vuitton and Gucci for £9.99

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Wowcher's fashion mystery deal with Louis Vuitton and Gucci for £9.99

Wowcher is back with another of their mystery deals, this time focusing on fashion and accessory. Basically, you buy a ticket for either £9.99 (standard) or £19.99 (luxury), with the chance to bag some very high value products - including Louis Vuitton, Tiffany and Gucci.

Then once the drawer is closed, you will be assigned one of the prizes. The most valuable item on the standard draw is the Tiffany Infinity Endless Bracelet, valued at £215 and the highest on the luxury drawer is a Louis Vuitton passport holder for £310.

In standard, other items include a Gucci GG Marmont Bracelet (£205), a Coach Wyn Clutch in Colourblock (£125, down from £250). On the other end of the spectrum, you can also get a unisex hoodie blanket (£28.99 - £99.99 depending on size), magnetic couple holding hand socks (£9.99 to £16.99) and fluffy warm scarf (£29.99 to £39.99).

READ MORE: 'Warm and comfortable' Superdry men's puffer coat £30 off in January sale and comes in 7 colours

Then in luxury you've got Gucci Square sunglasses (£280), a Coach Willow Camera bag (£165, down from £275) and Tiffany Open Heart Pendant (£180). The lowest value item is the three in one £24.99 Pom Pom Winter hooded scarf mittens.

Tiffany Infinity Endless Bracelet as part of the Wowcher mystery fashion
The Tiffany Infinity Endless Bracelet, valued at £215, is one of the top prizes

The full list of products are:

Standard Products:

  • Tiffany Infinity Endless Bracelet
  • Gucci GG Marmont Bracelet
  • Coach Wyn Clutch In Colorblock Signature Canvas
  • Coach Wyn Crossbody
  • Unisex Hoodie Blanket
  • USB Heated Fleece Neck Warmer
  • Winter Oversize Head Warmer with Pom Pom
  • 4 pairs of Funny Magnetic Couple Holding Hands Socks
  • 2 pcs of 6 in 1 Thermal Fleece Face Hats
  • 4 pairs of Creative Knit Animal Shape Socks
  • Soft Fluffy Faux-Fur Warm Scarf
  • 3 pairs of Super Thick Wool Socks
  • 4 pairs of Warm Thermal Socks

    • Luxury Products Include:

  • Louis Vuitton Passport Cover
  • Gucci Square Sunglasses
  • Balenciaga Women’s Card Holder
  • Coach Willow Camera Bag
  • Tiffany Open Heart Pendant
  • Oversized Glow In The Dark Blanket Hoodie
  • Oversized Hoodie Blanket
  • 3 in 1 Pom pom Winter Hooded Scarf with mittens
  • Electric Heated Socks
  • Women Casual Knit Cardigan
  • Geometric Oversized Knitted Cardigan
  • Diamond Lattice Solid Colour Handbag
  • Casual Tote Handbag

    • You have to pay a £3.99 on top of the raffle price to receive your item. MyLondon tested out the Wowcher Mystery Deal back in July last year - and our reporter Lea said she would "pay gain for the thrill". Testing out the His and Her £10 mystery gift deal, gifts included things, "from a £500 gift card to either Selfridges or Amazon to Vivienne Westwood's Farah earrings, the prizes were more than exciting. Being the selfless person I always am, I also grabbed a deal for him - my partner would love the Phillips multigroomer."

    She wrote: "While the gifts weren't what I was hoping for, I thoroughly enjoyed my Wowcher experience. Buying and redeeming the vouchers was as simple as it comes, and the fun of wondering what I might receive outweighed any disappointment once they arrived."

    You can enter both raffles on Wowcher.

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