Debenhams sells Lands End clothing range at dramatic, incorrect reductions. £90 coat for 72p. Whole Lands' End range mistakenly sold by store at reduced prices Range has now been removed from website Customers who bought items at incorrect prices will NOT receive clothes Debenhams has cancelled hundreds of orders after a price glitch meant that items of outdoor clothing were mistakenly sold at a 99 per cent discount instead of 20 per cent. Erroneous offers on the Lands" End range included a coat worth £90 for just 72p - but the retailer has said that as it was a technical error, it is not obliged to fulfil orders. Anyone who bought a discounted Lands" End item from the Debenhams website since last night will be left empty handed. A selection of Lands End jackets being sold mistakenly by Debenhams at greatly reduced prices - the error has since been fixed and the Lands End line removed from the website Debenhams was mistakenly selling these two Lands End jackets at enormous discounts A spokesman for Debenhams said: "Hands up, we've made a mistake with the discounts on the Lands" End range on our website. 'We will be contacting all customers who have ordered Lands" End items to let them know that we can't fulfill their order and they will receive a full refund. Clearly if this has caused any disappointment then it goes without saying we are sorry. Hundreds of shoppers posted on discount website HotUKDeals, boasting about their bargains but as more shoppers rushed to buy clothing the Debenhams website crashed. User tony51013 said: 'Looks like the site is broken...keep getting proxy error...' and emma3752 added: 'Managed to place an order. Hopefully they honour it. Site has crashed now. Error: Debenhams mistakenly listed items of Lands' End clothing at a 99 per cent discount. But the retailer says it won't be able to fulfill orders. This isn't the first time that discounting errors have brought embarrassment to a big retailer. In November, Play.com mistakenly gave shoppers a free £15 voucher to spend. The retailer angered users after it cancelled orders made using the erroneous vouchers. And in October shoppers swamped Tesco stores after twin packs of 350g Cathedral City Mature Cheddar were selling at an 85 per cent discount. Customers were able to snap up two packs for just £1, when the cheese was usually sold for £6.55 per packet. Oops! The Debenhams website is now displaying this error message when you search for a Lands' End product. Two Lands' End children's coats reduced by Debenhams to 28p and 24p