Ocelot Market currently highlights 20% off sale styles as its main deal, which is the 20% Off Sale Styles promotion shown at the top of the page. That 20% applies only to items already marked as sale, so it is best for shoppers buying marked down clothing, footwear, jewelry, watches, home and garden goods, or kitchenware in the sale section.
Small purchases under $35, If you are buying very low cost items such as a $7 piece of jewelry from the "Jewelry From $7" deal, use the item level price. The jewelry deal starts pieces at $7 and is the relevant offer when the product is one of those marked from $7; there is no extra promo to apply on top. For a $7 sale item you pay $7.
Single shoes or low footwear spend ($35 to $99), If you buy a pair of women’s shoes listed in the "Women’s Shoes From $35" deal, that starting price is the offer that matters for that style. Use the listed $35 price when that is the item you select; there is no additional sitewide promo for full price shoes unless they also appear in the sale section eligible for 20% off.
Buying sale items of any value, The 20% off sale styles applies. For example, on a $120 order of sale items the 20% discount takes $24 off, so you pay $96. This is the best option when your items are in the sale section and the math of 20% off beats the item starting deals.
Spending $100 or more, Free Shipping On Orders Over $100 is the shipping rule to watch. The site states a minimum order of $100 gets free shipping; whether that threshold is measured before or after a discount is not stated, so use the $100 figure as your target order total at checkout. If your basket of sale items reaches $100, you will usually qualify for free shipping per the brand terms.
Mixing deal items and non sale items, If part of your cart is sale items and part is not, the 20% off applies only to the sale items. Compare the price after 20% on the sale items plus the full price of the rest, and add any shipping saving from the $100 threshold. There are no stated combination rules that let you stack extra codes, so take whichever single marketed deal lowers your final total the most.
Choose the offer that gives the lower total for your exact cart. If you are buying marked sale items, use the 20% off sale styles. If you are buying a single low cost jewelry or shoe that is listed from $7 or $35 respectively, use that listed deal. If your order is $100 or more, factor in the free shipping threshold when you compare totals.