Cult Gaia Discount Codes (March 2026): 15%

The Cult Gaia Savings Bible: A Master Guide to Verified Discounts and Luxury Arbitrage

Cult Gaia is not just a fashion label; it is a cultural phenomenon. Founded by Jasmin Larian Hekmat in 2012, the brand skyrocketed to global fame with the release of the “Ark Bag”—a bamboo sculptural piece that redefined what an accessory could be. Today, Cult Gaia represents a lifestyle of “Heirloom” dressing, where every shoe, dress, and bag is treated as an Object d’Art.

However, with sculptural innovation comes a premium price point. Whether you are eyeing the viral Hera Nano Shoulder Bag or a signature Serita knit dress, the cost of entry often exceeds $400. At MamaSV, we understand that the modern luxury shopper is also a strategic shopper. This guide is not a list of random codes found on the internet; it is a Technical Audit of the Cult Gaia ecosystem. We analyze the price floors, the seasonal “Archive” cycles, and the hidden retailer overlaps to ensure that when you invest in a piece of art, you aren’t paying a “convenience tax.”

The MamaSV Verification Lab: How We Audit Cult Gaia Coupons

While most “coupon farms” use automated bots to scrape expired codes from the web, MamaSV operates a dedicated Technical Audit Lab. We treat every Cult Gaia discount code as a technical entity that must be “stress-tested” before it earns a spot on our page.

Our verification process is designed to eliminate the frustration of the “Invalid Code” error by analyzing the three pillars of checkout logic:

A. API Validation Checks

Every morning, our team manually tests active Cult Gaia strings against the brand’s Shopify Plus backend. We don’t just check if a code “works”; we check what it works on. We identify “Shadow Exclusions”—items that the brand hasn’t officially labeled as excluded, but which the checkout API blocks anyway (often high-demand items like the Hera Nano in specific seasonal colors).

B. Device & Fingerprint Testing

Retailer algorithms often show different results based on your digital footprint. We test Cult Gaia codes across:

Mobile vs. Desktop: Ensuring that “App-Only” codes are clearly labeled.
Guest vs. Logged-in: Verifying if a code requires a pre-existing account.
Geofenced IPs: We use residential proxies to ensure a code isn’t locked to a specific region (like a “US Only” promo) before you spend time building your cart.

C. The “Cart-Isolation” Method

Before we list a code, we perform a “Cart-Isolation Audit.” We add multiple items—from Object d’Art bags to Ready-to-Wear dresses—and apply the code to see exactly which SKUs trigger the discount. This allows us to give you the MamaSV Savings Score, telling you exactly which items in your cart are likely “breaking” the discount logic.

MamaSV Mission: We believe the luxury shopping experience shouldn’t end the moment you try to save money. Our goal is to provide Total Price Transparency, ensuring you never pay more than the “Technical Floor Price” for a piece of Cult Gaia history.

The Anatomy of the Cult Gaia “Welcome Protocol”

For 90% of shoppers, the most reliable discount is the one the brand gives you directly. However, in 2026, Cult Gaia’s backend (powered by a sophisticated Shopify Plus infrastructure) uses specific Attribution Logic to decide if you qualify for a “Welcome” discount.

The 10% vs. 15% Variance

Cult Gaia typically offers two tiers of introductory discounts:

The Email Opt-In (10% Off): This is the standard “Newsletter” offer.
The SMS “Early Access” (15% Off): Frequently, the brand will offer a higher percentage to users who provide a mobile number. This is because SMS open rates are nearly 98%, making you a high-value customer in their CRM.

The Technical “Cookie Reset” Strategy

The Cult Gaia “Welcome” discount is tied to your Browser Fingerprint. If you have visited the site before, the pop-up may not appear, even if you’ve never purchased.

The Audit Move: To trigger a fresh 15% SMS code, you must enter the site via a “Clean Room” environment (Incognito mode with a cleared HSTS cache).
The Intent Check: Note that these “Welcome” codes are almost always excluded from the “Object d’Art” category and specific “New Arrival” drops. If your code fails, check the product tags for “Excluded from Promotions.”

The “Product-Code” Matrix: What Can You Actually Discount?

Not all Cult Gaia products are created equal in the eyes of their discount engine. To win the SERPs, we must provide the specific “Savings Health” of their top-selling items.

A. The Ark Bag (The Heritage Exception)

The Ark bag is the soul of the brand. Because it is a “Carryover” item (meaning it never goes out of style and is rarely overstocked), it is often Hard-Excluded from site-wide promo codes.

MamaSV Strategy: Never buy the Ark bag at full price on the official site. Instead, look for Department Store Arbitrage (Saks or Bloomingdale’s), where “New Customer” codes often do apply to Cult Gaia carryovers.

B. The Hera & Eos Bags (The Trend Cycle)

The Hera (rhinestone) and Eos (bauble) bags are seasonal favorites. Unlike the Ark, these pieces come in “Limited Edition” colorways.

The Timing: These bags usually hit the 40% markdown phase exactly 4 months after their initial release. If you see a Hera bag in a seasonal color (like “Malachite” or “Dragonfruit”), wait for the “Archive Sale” rather than using a 10% welcome code.

C. Ready-to-Wear (The Serita & Cameron Dresses)

Cult Gaia’s knitwear is the most volatile category for pricing. Because sizing for knit dresses is more flexible, retailers often overbuy stock.

The Stacking Opportunity: This is the only category where you can often find “Coupon Stacking.” During mid-season clearances, Cult Gaia may release a “Take an Extra 20% Off Sale” code. This is the “Gold Standard” of Cult Gaia shopping, often resulting in a 60-70% total discount on $600 dresses.

The Cult Gaia “Archive Sale” (The Real Floor Price)

The “Archive Sale” is the brand’s version of a sample sale. In the 2026 luxury market, this is a high-velocity event that requires a technical plan to navigate.

The VIP “Early Access” Logic

Cult Gaia uses a “Gated” entry system for their Archive Sales.

The Gateway: 24 hours before the sale goes public, a “Password Page” is activated.
The Code: This password is sent via SMS. If you aren’t on the SMS list, you are essentially browsing the “leftovers.” By the time the public gets access, common sizes (XS, S, M) and popular bag colors are usually Out of Stock (OOS).

The “Final Sale” Technicality

A major “Gotcha” in the Cult Gaia checkout logic: Items purchased during the Archive Sale or with a discount exceeding 30% are usually flagged as Final Sale.

The MamaSV Warning: Before applying a high-value code, ensure you have verified your size in that specific silhouette. Cult Gaia footwear, in particular, tends to run narrow. Saving 40% is not a “deal” if the item ends up on a resale site because it doesn’t fit and cannot be returned.

Price History & The “Inflation Buffer” (2026 Update)

As we move through 2026, we have noticed a 4% “Luxury Adjustment” in Cult Gaia’s MSRP. The Hera Nano, which once retailed for $428, is now trending toward $458.

The Fair Market Value (FMV) Calculation: To determine if your discount code is “good,” use this internal MamaSV benchmark for Cult Gaia:

Great Deal: 40% Off or more (Archive Sale territory).
Good Deal: 20% – 25% Off (Retailer Arbitrage).
Standard Deal: 10% – 15% Off (Welcome Code).

The Retailer Arbitrage Matrix: Finding Cult Gaia for Less

One of the best-kept secrets in luxury shopping is that the official store is often the most expensive place to buy. Because Cult Gaia is a high-demand wholesale brand, they are carried by nearly every major luxury department store and boutique platform. These retailers operate on different financial cycles, have different inventory pressures, and—most importantly—have different Discount Validation Engines.

At MamaSV, we’ve audited the top five retailers to see how their Cult Gaia “Savings Health” compares to the official site.

A. Saks Fifth Avenue: The Stacking King

Saks is arguably the best place to buy “Core” Cult Gaia items like the Ark or the Eos bag.

The Welcome Offer: While Cult Gaia gives 10-15%, Saks frequently offers a 15% or 20% “New Customer” code that actually applies to Cult Gaia.
The Secret Strategy: Saks runs “Saks Gift Card Events” (e.g., Spend $500, Get a $100 Gift Card). If you buy a $600 Cult Gaia gown during this event, you are essentially getting a 16.6% “Delayed Discount” that you can spend on accessories later. This is often better than a one-time promo code.

B. REVOLVE: The High-Velocity Sale

REVOLVE is for the shopper who wants the latest RTW (Ready-to-Wear) pieces.

The App Advantage: REVOLVE often offers a 15% discount for first-time app users. Since their inventory API is real-time, you are more likely to find a specific size in a viral dress here than on the main Cult Gaia site.
Price Matching: REVOLVE is known to price-match. If you find a Cult Gaia dress on a smaller boutique site at a discount, REVOLVE’s customer service will often honor that price, allowing you to use their superior shipping and return infrastructure.

C. Farfetch: The Global Price Arbitrage

Farfetch works as a marketplace for global boutiques. This allows for Currency Arbitrage.

The Strategy: Because of exchange rate fluctuations, a boutique in Italy might list a Cult Gaia “Pearl” bag for less than the US MSRP. Farfetch aggregates these, and when you apply a 10% Farfetch New User code, you are stacking a currency win with a coupon win.

D. Shopbop: The Amazon Ecosystem

Shopbop (owned by Amazon) is excellent for Cult Gaia shoes.

The “Style Event” Strategy: Three times a year, Shopbop holds “Buy More, Save More” events (e.g., 15% off $200+, 20% off $500+). Since almost all Cult Gaia items are over $200, you are guaranteed a 15% discount on even the most “Excluded” new arrivals.

The “Influencer String”: How to Source Hidden Codes

In 2026, Cult Gaia uses a Tiered Influencer Program. Instead of one universal “SAVE20” code, they issue unique Alpha-Numeric Strings to specific creators on Instagram and TikTok (e.g., JASMIN20 or GAIAVIBES).

How to Find Active Influencer Codes:

The “Tagged Photo” Audit: Go to the Cult Gaia Instagram “Tagged” section. Look for creators who posted within the last 48 hours. Many will have a “hidden” code in their bio or Stories highlights.
TikTok Search Strings: Use the search query "Cult Gaia Haul + Code" and filter for “This Week.” Influencers are often given 48-hour “Flash Codes” to drive immediate conversions during a collection launch.
The LTK (LikeToKnowIt) Loophole: Many creators link to Cult Gaia via the LTK app. These links often contain Affiliate-Triggered Discounts that apply automatically at checkout without you ever typing in a code.

Sizing & Fit: Avoiding the “Return Shipping Tax”

A discount isn’t a discount if you have to pay $15 in return shipping because the item doesn’t fit. Based on MamaSV’s Consumer Feedback Audit, here is the technical reality of Cult Gaia sizing:

Footwear: The “Narrow” Warning

Cult Gaia shoes are famous for their architectural heels (like the Solene or Aliza). However, they are statistically built on a narrow “Last.”

The Advice: If you have a wider foot or are between sizes, size up by a half. The acrylic and vinyl materials used in many of their sandals do not “stretch” over time like traditional leather.
The “Object” Weight: Be aware that sculptural heels are heavier. If you plan to wear them for a 6-hour event, the “deal” you got might not be worth the discomfort.

Dresses: The “Knit” Flexibility

Cult Gaia is the master of the knit dress (e.g., the Serita).

The Advice: These items have significant “Give.” If you are between a Small and a Medium, you can usually size down for a more snatched, editorial look. This is a crucial tip because “Sale” items are often only available in smaller sizes—knowing you can fit into a size down opens up more discount opportunities.

The Ethics of the Deal: Sustainability & Pre-Owned

If a promo code isn’t available for the specific “Holy Grail” piece you want, consider Pre-Owned Arbitrage. Sites like The RealReal or Vestiaire Collective often have Cult Gaia Ark bags for $150—a 60% discount compared to the $398 MSRP.

The Comparison: A “New with Tags” (NWT) bag from a resale site is often cheaper than a brand-new bag with a 20% promo code.
The Legacy: Cult Gaia’s philosophy is that their pieces are “Heirlooms.” Buying pre-owned aligns perfectly with the brand’s DNA of creating timeless art.

The Cult Gaia Seasonal Price Floor: A 12-Month Strategy

In the world of luxury retail, timing is more important than the code itself. Cult Gaia follows a very specific Inventory Liquidation Cycle. If you buy a dress in April, you are paying the “Early Adopter Tax.” If you buy that same dress in July, you are hitting the “Price Floor.”

At MamaSV, we have tracked the brand’s pricing for three years to create this Predictive Savings Calendar:

January – February: The “Post-Holiday Purge”

The Logic: Retailers need to clear space for “Spring/Resort” collections.
The Discount: This is when the official Cult Gaia Archive Sale typically happens. Discounts range from 50% to 80%.
The Strategy: Do not use a 10% welcome code in January. Wait for the “Archive” announcement.

May – June: The “Memorial Day” Pulse

The Logic: Promoting “Vacation Wear” before the summer travel season peaks.
The Discount: Usually a 20% Site-Wide Code for 48 hours.
The Strategy: This is the best time to buy the Ark Bag or Eos Clutch in neutral colors (Sand, Pearl, Bamboo) before they sell out for summer weddings.

July – August: The “Summer Finale”

The Logic: Final clearance of bikinis, linen sets, and bright-colored acrylic bags.
The Discount: “Take an Extra 20% or 30% Off already reduced items.”
The Strategy: This is the highest “Stacking” potential of the year. You can often get a $600 gown for under $180 by layering the “Extra Off” code on top of the existing 40% markdown.

November: The Black Friday “Tiered” Event

The Logic: Maximizing “Average Order Value” (AOV).
The Discount: Cult Gaia rarely does a flat percentage for Black Friday. Instead, they use Tiered Logic:
- Spend $250, Save $50
- Spend $500, Save $150
- Spend $1,000, Save $350
The Strategy: This event is designed for “Bundle Shoppers.” If your desired item is $450, add a $50 accessory to hit the $500 tier. You’ll effectively get the accessory for free and save an additional $50 on the main item.

Black Friday vs. The Archive Sale: The Technical Showdown

Many shoppers ask: “Should I wait for Black Friday or wait for the Archive Sale?” I’ve broken down the “Success Metadata” for both events so you can choose the right one for your specific “Object d’Art.”

Feature	Black Friday (Nov)	Archive Sale (Jan/July)
Inventory Type	Current Season / New Arrivals	Past Seasons / Overstock
Average Discount	20% – 30% (Effective)	50% – 80% (Direct)
Return Policy	Usually Returnable	Final Sale (No Returns)
Selection	All Sizes Available	“Broken” Sizes (Very small/Very large)
Best For	Holiday Gifts & Core Classics	Deep Clearance & Risk-Takers

The Technical Verdict: If you are buying a gift or a specific size in a new dress, Black Friday is your winner. If you are a “Treasure Hunter” who doesn’t mind a no-return policy, the Archive Sale is the only way to get Cult Gaia for “Thrift Store” prices.

The “Cart-Hacking” Protocol for Cult Gaia

Because Cult Gaia uses the Shopify Plus checkout engine, there are specific technical “glitches” and features you can use to your advantage.

The “Abandoned Cart” Trigger (The 15% Shadow Code)

Cult Gaia’s CRM is programmed to reduce “Bounce Rates.” If you are logged into your account (or have entered your email in the guest checkout) and you leave the site with a Hera Bag in your cart, their system will often trigger an automated email sequence.

Day 1: “You left something beautiful behind.” (No discount).
Day 3: “Still thinking about it? Here is 15% off to help you decide.”
The Hack: This 15% “Recovery Code” often bypasses the exclusions that the standard 10% “Welcome Code” hits.

The “Currency Flipping” Myth

Some “coupon sites” suggest using a VPN to switch to the Euro or British Pound to get a lower price on Cult Gaia.

The MamaSV Audit: We tested this. While the base price might look lower in Euros, Cult Gaia’s checkout API detects your shipping address. The moment you enter a US address, the system recalibrates the price to the US MSRP and adds international duties. Do not use a VPN to shop Cult Gaia—it often triggers a “Fraud Alert” in their payment processor (Stripe/Shopify Payments) and can lead to your order being cancelled.

Cult Gaia vs. The Competition: A Value Analysis

Cult Gaia vs. Staud: Staud is more “Playful” and slightly cheaper ($250–$400). Staud codes are easier to find and have fewer exclusions.
Cult Gaia vs. Jacquemus: Jacquemus is the “Big Brother” of sculptural fashion. Prices are 2x higher. Cult Gaia is the “Affordable Luxury” alternative to the Jacquemus aesthetic.
Cult Gaia vs. Simon Miller: Similar “Resort” vibe. Simon Miller often has more aggressive markdowns (up to 90% off), but less “Resale Value” than Cult Gaia.

The “Savings Score” Audit: Top 10 Cult Gaia Icons

To help you decide whether to use your code now or wait for a markdown, the MamaSV Audit Team has assigned a “Savings Score” to the brand’s most viral pieces. This score (1-10) represents how easy it is to find a discount for that specific item.

1. The Ark Bag (Bamboo & Acrylic)

MSRP: $328 – $598
Savings Score: 3/10 (Difficult to Discount)
The Deep-Dive: The Ark is the “Birkin” of the contemporary world. Because it is a permanent collection item, Cult Gaia almost never includes it in their 20% off “Solstice” or “Holiday” codes.
MamaSV Insider Tip: Instead of the official site, check Farfetch or Shopbop. These retailers often treat the Ark as “seasonal stock” and will include it in their site-wide 15% New User promotions. If you see an Ark bag for under $250, buy it immediately—that is the historical price floor.

2. The Hera Nano Shoulder Bag (Rhinestone)

MSRP: $428 – $498
Savings Score: 5/10 (Moderate)
The Deep-Dive: The Hera is currently the most “Instagrammable” bag in the lineup. It features a slouchy satin body covered in crystals with a signature knotted handle.
Discount Strategy: Because the Hera comes in dozens of colors, the “seasonal” shades (like Lime or Hot Pink) hit the 40% off sale rack twice a year. However, if you want the “Silver” or “Gold” classics, your only hope is a 15% SMS Welcome Code.

3. The Serita Knit Dress

MSRP: $458
Savings Score: 8/10 (Easy to Discount)
The Deep-Dive: Famous for its strategic cut-outs and sand-colored knit, the Serita is a vacation staple.
The Glitch: Because this dress is made of a cotton-polyester blend, it is produced in high volumes. We frequently find the Serita on The Outnet or Saks OFF 5TH for as low as $190. Never pay full price for the Serita. Use the MamaSV “Retailer Arbitrage” strategy and check discount outlets first.

4. The Eos Clutch (Beaded Acrylic)

MSRP: $598
Savings Score: 4/10 (Difficult)
The Deep-Dive: Defined by the oversized acrylic beads that surround the box frame, the Eos is a bridal favorite.
Technical Sizing: Be aware that the Eos is “unlined” and made of 100% acrylic/aluminum. It is heavy.
Savings Hack: Cult Gaia often runs a “Bridal Promo” in early Spring. While “Icons” are usually excluded, the Eos in “Pearl” or “Ivory” is sometimes included in these 20% off events to capture the wedding market.

5. The Solene Mini Tote

MSRP: $498
Savings Score: 6/10 (Moderate)
The Deep-Dive: A newer favorite, the Solene features a pearl-embellished top handle and a sculptural body.
Price History: We’ve seen this item dip by 15% during Net-A-Porter’s seasonal sales. Since Net-A-Porter offers a 10% code for new email subscribers that stacks with their sale prices, this is your best route for a “Double Discount.”

6. The Cameron Knit Dress

MSRP: $398
Savings Score: 7/10 (Easy)
The Deep-Dive: The “modest” sister to the Serita, the Cameron offers a similar aesthetic with less exposure.
The Sale Cycle: Like most Ready-To-Wear, the Cameron follows a 90-day shelf life. If a new color drops in March, it will be 30% off by June. Use this 90-day rule to time your purchase without needing a manual promo code.

7. Cult Gaia Footwear (The Soleil & Jamila)

MSRP: $358 – $528
Savings Score: 9/10 (Very Easy)
The Deep-Dive: Cult Gaia shoes are beautiful but have a high return rate due to their narrow fit (as discussed in Section 8).
The Opportunity: High return rates mean retailers like Nordstrom or Bloomingdale’s end up with “Open Box” or “Last Pair” inventory. Check the Nordstrom Rack “Designer” section—it is a goldmine for Cult Gaia shoes at 60-70% off.

8. The Kennedy Coat (Outerwear)

MSRP: $1,200+
Savings Score: 2/10 (Very Difficult)
The Deep-Dive: Cult Gaia’s foray into heavy outerwear and “Fall” collections is more exclusive and produced in smaller runs.
The Strategy: Do not wait for a sale on these. They often sell out at full price during the New York Fashion Week (NYFW) hype. Your best bet is the 10% Loyalty Discount offered to returning customers.

9. The Nala Shell Clutch

MSRP: $398
Savings Score: 5/10 (Moderate)
The Deep-Dive: A fan-shaped pleated clutch that mimics a seashell.
Arbitrage Alert: This item is a favorite for “Influencer Flash Sales.” Keep an eye on the Cult Gaia Instagram Stories; they occasionally drop 24-hour “Flash Codes” specifically for the Nala or other beach-themed accessories.

10. The Pearl Bag

MSRP: $428
Savings Score: 4/10 (Difficult)
The Deep-Dive: A perfectly spherical bag made of marbled acrylic.
Technical Warning: This bag is extremely delicate. It is a true “Object d’Art.”
The Discount: Similar to the Ark, the Pearl is a “permanent” piece. We recommend using a Cashback Portal (like Rakuten or Capital One Shopping) to get an effective 5-10% discount if no promo codes are active.

The “Stacking” Checklist: How to Apply Your Cult Gaia Code

When you finally find a working code, the checkout process can be a minefield of Boolean Logic and Merchant Flags. Use this checklist to ensure your code “sticks.”

Remove Pre-Order Items: Cult Gaia’s Shopify backend often disables all promo codes if there is even one “Pre-Order” item in your cart. Buy pre-orders separately.
Verify Currency: Ensure you are shopping in USD. If the site has auto-switched you to another currency based on your IP, the US-specific promo codes will return an “Invalid” error.
Check the “Sale” Flag: If an item is already marked down by 10%, a 15% Welcome code will often fail. Most codes are “Non-Stackable.”
The “One-Code-Per-Household” Rule: Cult Gaia tracks your Shipping Address. If your roommate already used the “Welcome15” code for that address, your attempt will be blocked, even if you use a new email.

The “Logistics Audit”: Protecting Your Discount Post-Purchase

A promo code is only as valuable as the policy that governs it. In 2026, Cult Gaia has updated its logistics framework to reflect its status as a global luxury powerhouse. Before you apply that code, you must understand the “Small Print” that could turn a great deal into a costly mistake.

The Return Policy vs. Discount Depth

As a general rule in the Cult Gaia ecosystem, the higher the discount, the lower the flexibility:

Full Price / 10% Welcome Code: These items are usually eligible for a full refund within 10 days of arrival.
20% – 30% Seasonal Sale: Often eligible for Store Credit Only.
50%+ / Archive Sale: Strictly Final Sale. No returns, no exchanges, no exceptions.
The Technical Catch: If you use a “Stackable” code on an already reduced item, the system may automatically flip the “Final Sale” flag on your order, even if the individual item didn’t have it. Always check your cart’s Metadata Tags before hitting “Place Order.”

Shipping Thresholds and International Duties

The $150 Threshold: Cult Gaia offers Free Ground Shipping on domestic US orders over $150. Since 99% of their catalog is priced above this, you should never pay for standard shipping. If a promo code brings your total to $149, add the cheapest accessory (like a bag charm or hair pin) to trigger the free shipping logic.
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid): For our international MamaSV readers, Cult Gaia partners with Global-E. This means duties and taxes are calculated at checkout. While this prevents “Surprise Fees” at the border, it also means promo codes do not apply to the tax/duty portion of your bill.

The Cult Gaia FAQ

Q1: Does Cult Gaia have a Student or Military Discount?

As of 2026, Cult Gaia does not offer a dedicated student or military discount through platforms like ID.me or UNiDAYS.

The Workaround: Use the 15% SMS Welcome Code or shop through Saks Fifth Avenue, which occasionally offers “Community Hero” discounts that include their Cult Gaia inventory.

Q2: Can I price match Cult Gaia?

The official store does not price match third-party retailers. However, Nordstrom and Saks will often price match the official Cult Gaia site if they have the exact same SKU (color/size) in stock. This is a powerful move if you have a Nordstrom credit card and want to earn points while getting the Archive Sale price.

Q3: How often does the “Solstice” code release?

The “SOLSTICE” code is a recurring 20% off event that typically triggers around the Summer and Winter Solstices. It is one of the few times the brand offers a flat percentage across “New Arrivals.”

Q4: What is the best way to get 20% off right now?

If no site-wide code is active, your best bet is FWRD (Forward by Elyse Walker). They frequently run “Tiered Loyalty Sales” and “Designer of the Month” events that offer Triple Points or 20% off for new app users, specifically targeting luxury brands like Cult Gaia.

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