Seek & Swoon is running a 15% off code on premium home and lifestyle products, which gives the broadest savings across your entire purchase. This code works best when you are buying sale items or spending enough on full price products that the percentage discount adds up. The brand also has several fixed price throws on offer: the Envie and Reika throws at $179 each, and the Adventure throw at $230.
Small purchases under $100: If you are buying a single item below $100, the 15% code still gives you a useful discount, but it is worth checking whether any of the fixed price throws are within reach. On a $80 purchase, for example, the code takes $12 off and leaves you at $68, a saving of $12. Only the Envie or Reika throw would be cheaper at $179 if you were willing to spend more.
Medium baskets between $100 and $300: This is where the 15% code shines. On a $200 order, the code saves $30 and brings your total to $170. On a $300 purchase, you save $45 for a final total of $255. The fixed price throws are single items, so use the code if you are buying multiple products or higher value pieces.
The fixed price throws: The Envie and Reika throws are both $179, while the Adventure throw is $230. These are set prices with no additional discount available, so use them if you want either of those specific items at their marked prices. They may be worth comparing to the code if you were planning to build a basket around that value, but the code gives you flexibility to choose what to buy rather than committing to a single product.
Combining offers: The code applies to sale products, so if the throws or other items are on sale, you can apply the 15% code on top of the reduced price. On a $150 sale item, for example, the code takes 15% off the sale price and saves you further. Check whether the product is marked as a sale before assuming the code applies, since the terms state it works on sale products.
At checkout: Compare the final total with the 15% code to the cost of buying any fixed price throws. The code will usually save more money on larger mixed baskets, but a single throw at its set price might be simpler if you know exactly what you want.