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JoJo Maman Bebe FAQs

Ways to Save at JoJo Maman Bébé

Sign up for the newsletter before your first order

The 10% welcome code is issued immediately after sign-up and applies sitewide on full-priced items with no minimum spend. On a £60 maternity coat it saves £6. On a larger nursery furniture order it saves considerably more. Signing up before you browse rather than after means you have the code ready to apply at checkout rather than needing to go back for it.

Check multi-buy offers in each category before buying individually

JoJo runs multi-buy pricing across several product categories simultaneously rather than a single blanket offer. Two sleepsuits, two pairs of baby shoes, three toys for the price of two, and two maternity bras for £5 off are examples that have run concurrently.

The offers are not always prominently advertised at the product level. Browsing the dedicated multi-buy section or checking category pages before adding individual items to the basket is the reliable way to catch them.

Use JoJo Reloved to offset the cost of new purchases

The takeback scheme converts outgrown clothing into store credit before your items are resold, which means the credit is available immediately after sending them off rather than weeks later. For families with a wardrobe of outgrown JoJo pieces, using the trade-in tool to estimate credit before a new season shop is a straightforward way to reduce the net cost of new purchases.

Postage is free via a prepaid label, so there is no upfront cost to sending items in.

Use the refer-a-friend scheme for larger purchases

The refer-a-friend programme gives 15% off a future order for every referred friend who spends over £30. For a purchase of £100 or more, that is £15 off, a more valuable saving than the standard newsletter code.

The scheme is particularly useful if you have friends or family also expecting or shopping for young children. Timing a referral code use against a larger seasonal purchase rather than a small top-up order produces the most value.

Shop the outlet section early in the season

The JoJo outlet carries clearance items at up to 70% off across maternity wear, baby clothing, children’s clothing and toys. Key lines including sleepsuits, dungarees and seasonal outerwear sell out quickly once discounted.

Checking the outlet at the start of each season rather than mid-season gives the best chance of finding the right sizes. Items are genuinely reduced rather than inflated before being marked down.


What JoJo Maman Bébé Gets Right

JoJo Maman Bébé fills a specific gap in UK retail. It sits between the budget end of the market, where baby clothing is cheap but not particularly durable, and the premium end, where prices are high but durability is not always meaningfully better. JoJo’s positioning, practical design with better-than-average construction, is aimed at clothing that survives more than one child.

Being the first UK children’s wear brand to achieve B Corp certification reflects something structural rather than cosmetic. The B Corp assessment covers governance, workers, community, environment and customers, and requires a minimum score of 80 across all five. Achieving it in children’s wear, a sector with complex global supply chains, requires genuine changes to sourcing, production and operations rather than a single sustainability initiative. JoJo’s use of Better Cotton Initiative-sourced cotton, LENZING ECOVERO viscose from responsibly sourced wood pulp, and organic cotton across key product lines backs the certification with material decisions.

The founding story still shapes the product logic. Laura Tenison’s original observation, that maternity and baby clothing was either ugly or impractical, is still the brief behind every JoJo product thirty years later. The Breton-inspired nautical aesthetic that ran through the first catalogue is still visible in the colour palette and print language today. That continuity is unusual for a brand of this size and age and gives it a coherence that more trend-reactive children’s wear brands do not have.

JoJo Reloved represents a meaningful response to a real problem for families. Children’s clothing has one of the highest rates of premature disposal of any textile category, because children outgrow sizes before garments wear out. The takeback scheme, which issues credit immediately rather than on resale, removes the friction from the circular model. Most clothing takeback schemes require the customer to wait for their items to sell before receiving value. JoJo’s approach inverts that and treats the credit as a service rather than a transaction.

The Next acquisition expanded access without visibly changing the brand. JoJo products are now available through Next’s considerable online and in-store infrastructure, which gives customers without a JoJo store nearby access to the full range and the ability to return to a Next store for free. The integration of Next Pay as a finance option also broadens accessibility for customers managing a household budget during pregnancy or the early months of parenthood, when large one-off purchases are common and timing is not always flexible.