Mason & Madison Co has a 15% off deal running right now on your entire order, making it a strong starting point for most shoppers. With several tiered discounts available based on order size, plus some specific deals tied to jewelry sets and gift purchases, you'll want to figure out which offer will save you the most depending on what you're buying.
For a small order under $100: The 15% off your order deal gives you the best savings on smaller purchases. If you're a first time customer, signing up to the newsletter will unlock special offers and promotions that could provide additional value on your next purchase, so consider both options before checking out.
For an order between $100 and $200: You have two percentage options to compare. The extra 10% off orders over $100 will save you more than the flat 15% off on baskets in this range, so that's your best bet. For example, on a $150 order, the extra 10% off gives you $15 back versus $22.50 with the 15% deal—so stick with 15% off in this case.
For an order over $200: The 15% off your entire order remains competitive, but also check whether you qualify for the free 2 gifts on orders over $200, since getting two gifts free might outweigh the percentage discount depending on what you're buying.
If you're buying a jewelry set: You have a specific option here—$100 off jewelry sets—which could deliver better value than a percentage discount on higher priced pieces. Compare this against the percentage deals available at your order size to see which gives the bigger saving.
For the Afterpay Day Sale: If you're paying with Afterpay and buying jewelry sets, the sale offer brings $100 off jewelry sets, plus a free gift and free shipping, making it worth checking against your other options.
If you're spending over $500 on a gift: The Luxe Gift deal over $500 is designed for this scenario and should be your first stop.
Mason & Madison Co only lets you use one offer at checkout, so add your items to your basket and compare the final saving each deal will give you. Calculate the percentage discounts against your subtotal and weigh them against any fixed dollar or gift based offers—then pick the one that leaves you paying the least.