Lee prices
14 on sale today

United Kingdom Market Prices — Live tracking across 10,757 products

23.9%

Typical discount

~5 wks

Sale cadence

On sale now

Tracked closely

How often does Lee go on sale?

Across the 59 Lee products we track most closely, 59 have gone on sale in the past year. A typical Lee discount takes around 23.9% off, and sales arrive roughly every 5 weeks. Right now, 14 of those products are priced below their usual level.

Analysis — September 2026

During September 2026, price trends for Lee remained consistent with historical patterns. Within the group of 59 products tracked most closely, 16 items are currently priced below their typical levels. Historically, sales for these products occur approximately every four weeks, with an average reduction of 23.8% per discount. All 59 of the closely monitored Lee products have experienced sale prices at some point over the past year. Shoppers can expect these periodic price drops to continue as part of the brand's regular discount cycle.

AI-assisted analysis, generated from this brand's own price data.

Previous months

August 2026

During August 2026, Lee products continued to follow their established pricing patterns. Based on the 82 items we monitor most closely, all of which have experienced a price reduction within the last year, current trends remain consistent. A standard discount for this brand averages approximately 25.4%, with promotional periods occurring at intervals of roughly five weeks. At present, 21 of the tracked products are available at prices lower than their standard rates. This monthly review reflects the ongoing availability of savings across the core Lee collection monitored by our site.

July 2026

In July 2026, price trends for Lee remained consistent with historical patterns. Based on our tracking of 74 core products, all of which have seen price reductions within the last year, discounts typically occur at five-week intervals. These sales generally offer a reduction of approximately 24.5% per item. Currently, 25 of the monitored products are trading at prices below their standard rates. This reflects the predictable cyclical nature of Lee pricing, with a significant portion of the range presently available at a lower cost to consumers.