Naghedi is offering 15% off your order with a promo code, which is the headline deal on the page and works on any purchase across the site. Beyond that, several hand picked pieces are available at fixed prices: the Lucca Belgian Loafer in suede at $445, the Como Medium Tote at $525, and the Gaia Sandal at $225. Your best saving depends on what you are buying.
Shopping for the Gaia Sandal alone. At $225, the Gaia Sandal costs less than the promo code would save you on most baskets, so the fixed price is your best option. The 15% code would bring it to $191.25, saving $33.75, but only if you are also buying other items that push your total above $225.
Shopping for the Lucca Belgian Loafer or Como Medium Tote. The fixed prices of $445 and $525 are competitive, but the 15% code saves more on either piece when you reach their respective prices. On the Lucca at $445, the code takes off $66.75 to leave $378.25. On the Como at $525, it takes off $78.75 to leave $446.25. If you are buying one of these pieces with other items, apply the code to your whole cart and compare the final total against the fixed price of the single item.
Shopping for multiple pieces. The 15% code compounds across your entire order, so it becomes increasingly valuable as your basket grows. On a $670 order combining the Lucca and Como at their fixed prices, the code would save $100.50, bringing your total to $569.50. On a $1,340 order of both bags and both shoes at fixed prices, you would save $201 with the code, paying $1,139 instead. At this spending level, the percentage discount significantly outpaces any single piece's fixed price.
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Choose the option that leaves you with the lower total for your specific basket: apply the 15% code to any order where it saves more than buying at the fixed prices, and take the marked prices for smaller purchases where they are cheaper.