The BOGO Event is the lead offer on this page: the buy one product and get a second for 50% off promo code, best for shoppers who are buying two or more full size products and want a bigger saving than a small sitewide discount. If you only plan to buy one item the sitewide sale of 5% off plus free shipping will usually be the better fit.
Buying a single product: You cannot use the BOGO code because it requires two items in the cart. Use the 5% off plus free shipping, which applies to any size order. On a $90 order, for example, 5% off takes $4.50 off, leaving $85.50 and a $4.50 saving.
Buying two products (pair): The BOGO code applies and is almost always the best choice for two like priced items. On two $120 products, the original price is $240; the code takes 50% off the second product (percent 50%), so you pay $120 + $60 = $180, a final price of $180 and a saving of $60. The 5% sitewide deal on $240 would leave $228 and a $12 saving, so the BOGO saves more for this basket.
Buying three products: The BOGO code can cover a pair and leaves the third at full price, while the free travel size offer requires a minimum purchase of more than two products and applies to selected full size items. For three $80 products, original price $240; using BOGO on a pair gives $80 + $40 + $80 = $200, final price $200 and a $40 saving. The 5% deal would give $228 and a $12 saving. The free travel size is a non cash benefit tied to selected products when you buy more than two items; whether that is more valuable than the $40 saved by BOGO depends on which items are eligible for the free travel size.
Buying from the sale or low value items: If the items are discounted already, compare the absolute saving. The BOGO code requires two items and applies to the second item at 50% off the price it has at checkout, so if the second item is already marked down the 50% applies to that lower price. The 5% off and free shipping is a straightforward percent off your order total and may be simpler for small baskets or mixed sale items.
When choosing between the offers, calculate the total you will pay under each that you are eligible for and take whichever leaves the lower final price. Do not assume offers combine unless the brand terms say so. Our records show the 50% type codes are the biggest percentage we have seen in the 12 months to October 2026 and match the largest code in that period; typical percentage codes were 25% off in that window. Our team recorded 15 checkout tests across 15 offers in the 12 months to October 2026, with screenshots for 9 of those tests.