If you have a typical tween daughter, chances are that she’s crazy about Justice, the hottest, trendiest store for the 9-13 set. But you’re probably not crazy about dropping a lot of money there - not to worry, we’ve got you covered on that front. With a few tips, you can keep your daughters clothed in the latest trends without worrying about breaking the bank.
Never Pay Full Price: Justice Is Always Having A 40% Off Sitewide Sale
There is absolutely no reason to be paying full price for anything at Justice, ever. If you take a look at BluePromoCode’s history with Justice, you’ll notice that there’s always either a promo code for 40% off, or a 40% off sitewide sale. Use that 40% off sale price as your starting point, and save even more from there.
Get The Justice Credit Card For 15% Off Your Purchase
The Justice credit card will give you 15% off your first purchase, as well as 15% off your next purchase. You can add other authorized users to the account at no extra cost.
Take Advantage Of J-Bucks And Fun Card Loyalty Programs
Justice periodically offers loyalty programs called J-Bucks and Fun Cards. During certain times of the year, you can get a $25 J-Buck certificate or Fun Card when you spend $50 or more at Justice. The J-Bucks and Fun Cards can then be redeemed when you spend $50 or more at your next outing to Justice (applies after discount, and before taxes). You can use the cards online with the serial numbers indicated on the cards. The certificates cannot be combined with other offers except for markdowns.
Get A One-Time Price Adjustment For Further Savings
If the item you purchased goes on sale within fourteen days of your purchase, you can request a one-time price adjustment, and be credited the difference when you bring in the item and sales receipt.
Skip The Sales Taxes On Justice Website Orders In Certain States
If you live in Alaska, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Montana, and Wyoming, then you don’t have to pay sales tax on Justice website orders since Justice does not have retail stores in those states. Sales taxes are not collected on retail or catalog purchases in Delaware, New Hampshire, Montana, Alaska and Oregon. Sales taxes are exempt on clothing and footwear in the Justice retail stores and online in Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and Vermont. However, in certain counties in New York, you may still have to pay a local county sales tax.
Get Email Notifications & Follow Justice On Facebook For The Latest Offers & Sales
Create a Justice Account to get notifications about the latest email offers, coupons, and more. If you want to check out the latest styles, and get news on flash sales and hot deals, follow Justice on Facebook.
Bookmark The Clearance Sale Section To Save Up To 75%
If you want maximum savings, bookmark the Justice clearance section. Occasionally, you’ll be able to score extra savings on top of clearance items. You can get shirts for as low as $6 or dresses for less than $20.
Earn Up To 7% Cash Back With Rebate Reward Programs
Save even more money, and earn cash back on your purchases at Justice with rebate reward programs such as Mr. Rebates (7% cash back) and Big Crumbs (4.9% cash back). If you have a Discover credit card, you can make your purchase via the ShopDiscover program and earn 5% cash back.
