Apple Pay Promo Offers Spring Discounts at PacSun, Under Armour and More
Apple today sent out emails informing iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac users about a new spring Apple Pay promotion, which offers discounts for a number of stores through May 26.
Apple Pay users can get discounts at stores like PacSun, Persol, and Under Armour, with a full list of deals available below.
- Alice + Olivia - 20% off when spending $250 or more with promo code APPLEPAY. Deal is available on the website and in-store.
- Bern - 10% off bike, water, skate helmets, and more with promo code APPLEPAY when using the Bern website.
- Costa Del Mar - 25% off full-priced sunglasses, shirts, and more with promo code APPLEPAY.
- PacSun - An extra 10% off select styles with promo code APPLEPAY at PacSun.com.
- Persol - 25% off full-priced eyewear with promo code APPLEPAY.
- Under Armour - 25% off all purchases in the Under Armour app.
- Vineyard Vines - $25 off clothing and accessories when spending $150 or more.
These deals will be available through 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on May 26, and getting the discount requires checking out with Apple Pay either on the website or in an applicable app.
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Furthermore, because none of the offers appeal to you, the "regular guy," it means the only people who'd be interested in these offers are somehow... irregular? Strange? Oddballs? Not normal?