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Free The Mountain Face Mask (worth £9.99) when you spend £50 or more!

Hurry while stocks last!

Receive a triple-layer 100% cotton The Mountain branded mask

Comfortable - Breathable

One size fits most.

Washable and reusable

Normal retail price £9.99

Image is for illustration purposes only. Design will vary.

One per customer per order of value £50 or more. 

Only available while stocks last.

Last day for Christmas orders 2021

Last day for UK Christmas posting is Monday 13th December.

Due to the ongoing delays caused by the impact of Covid-19, orders received after this time may not arrive in time for Christmas.

So please order early to avoid disappointment.

Please note: The Mountain clothing items that have to be back-ordered from the USA before this time may not arrive before Christmas, as backorder wait time is currently an estimated 4 to 6 weeks.

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