Levi's is running a sitewide sale of up to 75% off right now, making it the main event for finding bargains across the full range. Since this offer cannot be combined with other promotions, your job is to check whether the percentage markdown on sale items beats the fixed dollar discounts on full price purchases. For most shoppers, the right choice depends on what you are buying and the size of your cart.
For baskets under $100: The sitewide sale is your best starting point. Browse the styles marked down to 75%, 50%, 30% or lower to find the pieces you want, since sale prices are already cut hard. The fixed dollar deals come in at $100 and above, so at smaller spend levels, the percentage off a sale price usually beats what the other offers can do.
For a $100 to $125 order: You hit the threshold for the $25 off deal, which applies automatically at checkout. Compare this against what you would pay at the sale price. On a $125 order mixing full price and sale items, for example, the $25 off saves you roughly 20% of your subtotal. The 30% off threshold sits at $125, so right at this spend level you could also get that percentage discount if your order qualifies. Neither of these combine with the sitewide sale, so pick whichever leaves you paying less: work the $25 off against the sale markdowns you have already found, and if the 30% offer applies and saves more, use that instead.
For a $125 to $150 order: The 30% off deal kicks in at this spend level and applies to your full basket. On a $130 order, for example, 30% off comes to roughly $39 saved, compared to $25 off. The sitewide sale still competes, especially if your items are heavily discounted already, so compare the sale price total against 30% off the full price total at checkout and take the lower number.
For a $150 to $200 order: The $50 off deal becomes available at $150 spend. On a $175 order, the $50 off saves you $50, while 30% off would save roughly $52. These margins are tight, so the sidewide sale pricing matters. If your basket is mostly full price items, the 30% deal likely wins. If you have found good sale pieces already marked down, add up what you would actually pay and compare against both the $50 off and 30% off options.
For orders of $200 or more: The $75 off deal applies, saving a fixed amount as your cart grows. On a $250 order, $75 off leaves you paying $175. If you applied 30% off instead, you would save roughly $75 as well. At larger basket sizes, both offers perform similarly on full price purchases, so the sidewide sale items matter more. Hunt for pieces already cut to 50% or 75% and pay the sale price, since you likely cannot beat that with any of the fixed discounts.
Use only one offer per order. The sitewide sale cannot combine with any other promotion, and the fixed dollar deals state they may not be combined either. Whichever discount is available to your basket, work out your total at the sale price (if shopping sales), then check what you would pay with the fixed dollar deal or percentage off, and choose the option that brings your final total lowest.