FAQs
Does adidas offer free delivery?
Yes, adidas' standard delivery (which takes 3 - 5 business days to arrive) is free when you spend over £40 or if you're a member of the brand's loyalty and rewards scheme (adiClub). If you aren't an adiClub member and you're spending less than £40, shipping will cost you £3.99. For anyone who feels standard delivery is a bit slower than they'd like, there are also express shipping options available starting from £5.95.
Does Adidas offer an NHS discount?
Yes, Adidas offers a Blue Light Card discount, giving NHS staff, armed forces, keyworkers, and teachers a discount code for 10 - 15% off their next order. Just log in to your account to verify your eligibility, and once your status has been confirmed, you'll be sent your code to use at the checkout.
Is there an Adidas student discount?
Yes, students can save 15% on their next adidas purchase when they verify their student status with a valid UNiDAYS account. If you don't have an account, it's free to create one - you just need to sign in before placing your order to be sent your code.
What is the Adidas returns policy?
You have up to 30 days from the date of delivery to return your Adidas order if you aren’t happy. Returns are free through the brand's dedicated returns portal, but all returned items must be sent back in a resaleable condition, in their original packaging, and with all the tags and labels in place in order to qualify for full refunds.
adidas Saving tips
Watch for seasonal discounts
Want to save across the adidas range? Watch out for price drops of up to 60% around big holidays like Black Friday & Cyber Monday, Christmas and New Year's, when the brand tends to run its biggest sales. Here at Tom's Guide, we watch closely for new adidas deals, and will be adding any we find here throughout the year - including around the holidays.
Bag an outlet deal
You can also find deals on older adidas products year-round by shopping the brand's outlet, where items can be sold at up to 60% less than usual to help the brand clear out the last of old stock. Unsurprisingly, that means this isn't the place for anyone after newly-launched trainers, but if you aren't someone with a burning desire to stay on trend, this is a great way to get brand-new products for a lot less, especially outside of major sales.
Join adiClub
Want to earn a little extra with every purchase? You can join adiClub - the brand's rewards programme - completely free through the website and start earning 10 points for every £1 you spend on orders. Points can be saved and redeemed for as much as 30% off future purchases, plus the more you earn, the more extra bonuses you'll gain as you progress through the programme's 4 tiers. Higher tiers offer the likes of members' events access, early-bird sales, birthday gifts, free customisation and more.
Download the app
If you want the entire adidas range at your fingertips wherever you go, you can download the Adidas app for free via the Google Play or Apple App store. App users can place and manage orders here, check their adiClub points balance and redeem them for discounts, and even get exclusive access to product releases and promotions so you never miss a chance to save again.
How to use an adidas discount code
- Find an Adidas promo code you want to use and click the ‘Get Code’ to open a new tab.
- Copy your code to your clipboard from the new tab, then open your old tab to arrive at the Adidas website.
- Start adding your favourite products to your shopping bag as you go, then head to the checkout when you're ready to order.
- Find the ‘Use a promo code’ section near your order total and click into the text field.
- Enter your voucher code and click the ‘+’ button to add your discount to your total.
- Once you're sure your savings have been applied to your order, proceed through the rest of the checkout as normal.
How we source voucher codes
The codes listed on each vouchers page on Tom’s Guide have been sourced by our dedicated vouchers team, who find the latest codes through the web and our relationships with retailers and affiliate networks. Each page is updated every few days to include up-to-date offers and ways to save, and our London-based commercial team uses our connections with retailers to source exclusive codes directly from some of the biggest brands on the market.
How we test voucher codes
Every voucher code on Tom’s Guide has been tested by our offers team, based in Cardiff, to make sure they work before we upload them. The codes on Tom’s Guide can be used for a wide range of savings, covering student discounts, free shipping deals, and site-wide or product-specific savings.
We want to make sure every voucher is ready to use whenever someone visits one of our pages, so we don’t include any user-specific or one-time use codes. Each offer also includes as much information as we can find on its terms and conditions to keep things clear, and any applicable expiry dates will be listed next to the offer details. You can view the full list of terms and conditions by clicking the corresponding text below the main offer text and expanding the section.
What to do if a voucher code doesn’t work
Although we work hard to only include tried and tested vouchers on our pages, sometimes codes can expire or terms and conditions can be changed before we have a chance to update the code or our pages. If your discount isn’t being applied at the checkout, there are a number of things you can do.
First, check you meet any listed requirements such as multibuy offers, minimum spends, or product-specific deals. For example, you may need to buy 3 items to receive your discount, or your code may only be applicable to orders with certain models (i.e. 10% off specific smartphones). If you need to review the details of your chosen deal, click the text that reads “View terms and conditions” below the main text.
If you are still experiencing issues applying your discount, don’t worry - our team is on hand to help. Just email [email protected] and include information on the code you tried to redeem and which of our pages it was listed on. A member of our team will be in touch to offer support as soon as they can.
How we make money
Tom’s Guide makes money from vouchers on a commission basis. We have agreements with every retailer that has a vouchers page for, and for every order placed using one of our codes, we earn a portion of the order total back in commission from that retailer.
Using this model means all of our profits are paid for by the retailers we partner with, and we do not pass any costs on to our users. Using one of our vouchers will never cost you anything - you’ll only pay for the discounted products you’re looking to buy, so you can rest easy knowing you get exactly what it says on the tin.
Want to read more about Tom's Guide vouchers? You can find more information on our dedicated page, where we break down How We Source Voucher Codes and How to Use Them on your online orders.
