Saints and Sinners

What Saints and Sinners is and what the offer is

Saints and Sinners is a UK sex shop that sells online and from a store in Blackpool. The site says the shop opened in 2003, calls it the biggest sex shop in the UK across three floors, and offers Click and Collect at checkout for orders picked up there, which the about page says is usually ready within the hour during opening times. The terms name Saints & Sinners Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales, as the owner of the website. The catalog is wide: vibrators, dildos, toys for men, lingerie, fetish and bondage gear, lubricants, gifts and more, with the pages describing the range as thousands of products.

The savings come from several small mechanisms rather than one headline deal. There is a newsletter discount code, a second code for leaving a product review, a points scheme that turns spend into money off, a sale marking on individual products, and a free delivery threshold for UK orders. In the physical store the pages also describe a 3 for 2 deal on pre-owned adult DVDs and a part exchange on DVDs bought new there. None of these is a trial or a subscription.

The discounts and what limits them

The home page says that signing up to the newsletter earns a 10% off discount code. In October 2026 that was the only figure the page gave for it. It does not say how long the code lasts, whether it applies to sale items, or whether there is a minimum order, and no code is printed on the page.

The review discount has a page of its own. As read in October 2026, it offers a 10% discount code on the next order to a customer who leaves a product review on the website, and says a reminder email goes out a couple of weeks after delivery. Its conditions are stated: the coupon is valid for 30 days, it goes in the cart or can be used in the Blackpool store, it cannot be combined with other discount codes and offers, it is a one-time code usable only by the person who wrote the review, and it is not applied to sale items. The shop's general terms add that all promotional offers and codes are subject to their own conditions, may be withdrawn at any time, and that only one discount code can be used per order.

The rewards scheme is the third route. As of October 2026 the rewards page says a logged-in account earns 2 reward points for every £1 spent, that shipping cost is excluded, and that 500 points is the first level, worth £5 off the next purchase. The page lists higher steps in the same pattern and says points do not expire and cannot be moved to another account. A rewards coupon cannot be combined with other offers, points can only be used on purchases worth more than £10, they reach the account when the order is dispatched, they are deducted if an order is refunded, and the points used on a canceled order are returned to the balance. The scheme's perks list adds first access to the shop's member sales.

Sale pricing sits on individual products, and the product pages print the old price beside the new one. In October 2026 the wands and accessories category showed products with an original price struck through beside a lower current price, tagged with a saving amount and a percentage the page prints itself. Several other products carry similar tags, and the shop menu has a Sales and Offers category. Most products show a single price with no markdown, so the sale covers part of the range only.

After the offer: how long things last and what they turn into

Nothing here renews. There is no trial that converts and no recurring charge, because every purchase is a one-off order paid when it is placed. What lasts after an order is the rewards balance and the codes.

The newsletter code has no stated life on the page. The review code lasts 30 days, the only stated expiry among the discounts. Reward points have no expiry according to the FAQ, which makes them the longest-lived saving on offer.

In October 2026 free UK delivery was stated at orders over £40 on the home page and in the banner strip of the other pages. The returns policy adds a catch worth knowing: if a return brings the original order total below the free shipping threshold, the standard outbound delivery fee is deducted from the refund. The terms give an aim of 3-5 working days for UK deliveries and say these are estimates. For orders shipped outside the UK the policy says the customer pays any import duties, taxes and customs fees.

Billing

The terms say payment can be made by any of the methods on the website, including major credit and debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and that payment is taken from the card when the order is placed. The shop may also offer buy now, pay later options from providers such as Klarna, Clearpay or PayPal Pay Later, and the terms say using one forms a separate contract with that provider.

The about page answers the statement question directly: purchases show up as S & S Leisure Ltd on a bank or card statement. The home page makes the same promise in general terms, saying items ship in plain packaging and show no branding on card statements. The statement name differs from Saints & Sinners Ltd, the company the terms name as the website owner. For online payment the about page names PayPal, Opayo, Klarna and Clearpay. Prices are shown in pounds sterling and the terms say the shop may change prices without notice.

Getting out

Because this is a shop, getting out means returning an order. The returns policy gives a 30-day window from receipt for a change of mind, with a full refund or exchange. The customer must email first with the order number, name and delivery postcode, wait for the return address and pay the return postage. Items must come back unopened, unused and with packaging and hygiene seals intact. The refund covers the product price plus the standard outbound delivery, but not the extra cost of enhanced delivery such as next-day or tracked service. It is processed within 14 days of the shop receiving the goods.

The exceptions matter more than the rule. For hygiene reasons the policy says sex toys and intimate devices cannot be returned once dispatched unless the product has an intact hygiene seal, and it extends this to bondage gear, condoms, lubricants, massage oils and lingerie. DVDs, books and magazines can be returned only if faulty. For a faulty item, the policy offers a replacement or the statutory right to a full refund within 30 days of receipt, and says many electronic products carry a manufacturer warranty, often for 1 year, which varies by product. Goods lost or damaged on the way back are not refunded.

What the money buys, and who the offer suits

The online catalog runs from vibrators and wands through toys for men, strap-ons, anal toys, stainless steel toys, lingerie, lubricants, games and gifts, and the store adds R18 DVDs, which the shop says can only be sold in a licensed shop and not online. Across the range the savings are codes, points and per-product markdowns rather than one headline percentage.

The offers fit a shopper who will place more than one order, because the points scheme and the review code reward a second purchase. They fit someone near Blackpool, who can use the in-store DVD deals and Click and Collect. They suit less the buyer who wants a large one-off cut: the newsletter code is the only discount offered at sign-up, its conditions are unstated, and the review code excludes sale items. The hygiene rule on returns is also a real limit, so a first-time toy buyer should treat an unsealed toy as a final sale.