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Leather jackets, dark denim and heavy coats come with a rulebook for discounts that AllSaints writes itself and publishes in full. The store runs its own seasonal and clearance reductions, so the list up top carries prices already cut before any code as well as codes to type in. Whichever one you use, the same clause applies: unless a promotion states otherwise, the terms allow one discount per order, on selected full-price items, taken off the product price and nothing else. The promotions that do state otherwise are the ones to look for, and AllSaints runs several. What is live today lands in the coupon list on this page, which moves faster than any paragraph here.

This guide was last reviewed in fall 2026. The live coupons and prices listed above are updated automatically and take precedence over any example described in this guide.

Fall 2026 at AllSaints, and how its 2025 holiday season ran

Checked on the AllSaints US site in fall 2026. The season opened with a new fall-winter campaign and a fall collection for women and men, with leather and denim each given a block of their own on the home page, while the main menu carried a Fall Outfits edit and a Leather Edit. The site banner advertised free standard shipping, and the shipping table in the terms listed standard delivery as free.

The sale sections stayed open into the fall, with reduced pieces showing the original price beside the new one. The terms carried a sale that AllSaints started online and in stores in summer 2026, applied automatically at checkout to selected items for a limited time, with no other promotional code allowed on top.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2026 already had a page of their own early in the fall, its title announcing the event as coming soon. It placed the official day on the Friday after Thanksgiving, said AllSaints starts a little earlier, and told shoppers to expect discounts on some of the store's most iconic styles, online and in stores. A student discount cannot be combined with the Black Friday offers, according to the FAQ on that page. The same page suggested saving pieces to a Wish List, with AllSaints saying it emails you when one of them drops in price, and carried a sign-up form for updates on new collections and special offers.

In 2025 the event was already running in the week before Thanksgiving. That week the banner on the US site said Black Friday was on, billing a reduction on everything under terms of its own, with free standard shipping above a set order value and free extended returns for the holidays. About a week before Christmas 2025 the site had moved on to a sale with further reductions and new styles added, with a notice pointing to the last shipping dates before Christmas and the extended returns still running.

Some standing rules in the terms bear on timing. For some sales and discounts, newsletter subscribers may get early access, a general sale that is not advertised as a limited-time promotion has no set end date, and AllSaints keeps the right to amend, suspend or cancel any sale, discount or promotion at any time without prior notice. Standard delivery runs Monday through Friday, with weekends and public holidays left out.

The checks that come before the code

Is the piece I want at full price? The answer sets which cards can reach it at all. AllSaints writes in its terms that a sale or discount is valid only on selected full priced items unless stated otherwise, so anything already marked down needs a card that names reduced products out loud.

Am I buying online or in a store? The same clause carries a place list, which also yields to any promotion that states otherwise. The website, the app and AllSaints mainline and concession stores are in; discount outlet stores, franchise stores operated by third parties and travel retail stores are out.

Could part of this order come back to them? Refunds are issued on the discounted price paid for the items, so the code chosen now also sets what a return gives back later. That weighs more on a coat than on a t-shirt.

The full-price rule and the promotions that break it

The general terms AllSaints publishes for its sales and discounts are explicit, and three lines from them do most of the work. A sale or discount is valid only on selected full priced items unless stated otherwise. It applies to the product price only, never to taxes, delivery or shipping charges. And it cannot run alongside another offer, discount, promotion or staff offer, cannot be used to buy gift cards, and works only against the items it names.

Everything interesting hangs on the phrase unless stated otherwise, because AllSaints does state otherwise. A card written for reduced products is that exception in the flesh, and reading the conditions printed on a card comes before blaming a string. Two more lines are quieter but real: a discount is never redeemable for cash or credit and cannot be applied to a purchase already made, and the store keeps an absolute discretion to refuse it.

Online, in the app, and in which stores

A discount reaches past the website and stops short of some AllSaints storefronts. AllSaints applies it, unless a promotion says something else, on allsaints.com in the US, on the AllSaints app, and in mainline and concession stores. Excluded are discount outlet stores, franchise stores run by third parties, and travel retail. The terms even name the franchise territories, so an AllSaints storefront abroad should be checked against that list before you count on a code there.

The catch is that the return list is drawn differently from the discount list, and the same shop can sit on opposite sides of the two. An online order can go back to an AllSaints store trading in the same currency, and there the terms exclude concessions, department stores and outlets. So a concession counter can take your code on the way in and cannot take the parcel on the way back. AllSaints also states that neither concessions nor physical outlet stores accept exchanges on online orders.

The sign-up routes AllSaints runs itself

The email form sits in the foot of every AllSaints page and offers money off a first order in exchange for an address, a first name and a choice between womenswear and menswear. Subscribing means agreeing to the store terms and privacy policy, and the emails carry an unsubscribe link. The amount tied to that welcome offer belongs on the card up top, since the card is what gets updated when it moves.

Two further routes have pages of their own on allsaints.com, both linked from the site footer under Information: a student discount page, and a key worker page that the footer labels Essential Worker Discount. The student route runs through an outside check: under the terms, you verify your student status with a student verification service and generate the code from your account there, and the code works only on full-price items bought online at allsaints.com/us. What each one is currently good for, and what qualifies you for it, belongs on those pages and on whichever card above is carrying it.

Putting the code in, and when you are charged

A code goes in during checkout, and the number to trust after that is the order total, never the figure printed on the offer. AllSaints says its pages walk you through the steps and let you check and amend anything before the order is submitted, so the last screen is the place to confirm the reduction landed, and landed on the goods. If the total has not moved, scope is the first thing to check: what is in the cart may fall outside the pieces that promotion names.

Placing the order is not the same as paying for it. AllSaints runs a pre-authorization check on the payment method, holds the order value, and takes payment only when the order is dispatched and the dispatch confirmation email goes out; that email, and not the receipt that lands first, is what forms the contract. Cancel before dispatch and the hold is released, though the store warns a bank can take up to 30 days to free the funds. Orders that draw an item from a store ship separately and get their own dispatch confirmation, which is why one purchase can arrive as two parcels and two emails.

What a discount changes when an order goes back

A refund follows the price actually paid: AllSaints states that refunds are issued based on the discounted price of the items, so a code does more than cut the invoice, it resets the value of a later return. The standard window is 28 days from receipt, either to the distribution center or to an AllSaints store trading in the same currency, and US customers have a free returns service. Items flagged Final Sale sit outside all of that and cannot be returned, exchanged or refunded except where the law says they can.

Past that window, the terms say an item is not refunded and is sent back to you, unless one of the exceptions in the same clause applies: extended holiday returns, which AllSaints announces on its website when they apply, or a gift card the clause offers for some late returns, a route closed to orders paid through Klarna. A Klarna order also has a returns clause of its own, under which the window runs from the date of purchase. Two general conditions decide whether a return is accepted: goods must be unused and resalable with tags and labels attached, and protective cases, shoe boxes and pouches have to travel back with them, while hygiene-sensitive items such as swimwear, underwear, fragrance and pierced earrings face stricter rules on top. One trade-off is spelled out plainly: unless the item is faulty, using the free US returns service means the original shipping charge is not reimbursed, because the free return stands in its place.

Pay later, and what it leaves untouched

AllSaints lists debit and credit cards, Google Pay, PayPal, Apple Pay, Pay by Amazon, Klarna, AfterPay and its own gift cards in US dollars as ways to pay on the site, along with any other method the site clearly shows from time to time, and notes that exclusions may apply to which methods are available. Klarna runs on the UK, US and German sites only, with an offering that differs slightly by region according to eligibility, and it is absent from AllSaints stores and from the in-store digital ordering system. AfterPay is missing from stores, from that same in-store system and from the app.

None of this moves the price. A pay-later plan splits the moment of payment and leaves the total where the discount left it, which is why it belongs beside a code and never in place of one. AllSaints is explicit that both providers are independent companies and that it has no influence over whether a payment through them is accepted, and it points anyone with a problem to the provider directly. Klarna also has a hard edge of its own: a gift card cannot be bought using it.

Codes, gift cards and refunds at AllSaints