Best StockX Discount Codes

StockX currently has a 25% off voucher at the top of this page for orders over $100, and that voucher is the first thing to try when your basket hits the $100 threshold. The rest of the site deals are category sales and specific product price points, best for shoppers buying marked down items like the Amiri Core Logo Trucker Hat from €173 or the Jordan 1 Retro High OG starting at $89. Use the voucher if your cart meets the $100 rule; use the sale prices when the items you want are on discount.

High value baskets over $100: If your cart meets the $100 threshold required by the 25% off voucher at the top of this page, that voucher usually gives the simplest saving across full price items. For example, on a $120 order the voucher takes 25% off, so you pay $90 and save $30. The voucher requires you to enter the discount code at checkout.

Buying designer pieces on big sale: When the item you want appears in a sale that states up to 75% off or up to 85% off, check the sale price first. A designer item listed at €200 with 75% off would cost €50, which is a bigger saving than 25% off the same €200 (25% off would leave €150). Sales apply only to selected products while stock lasts, so the discounted price shown is the one to compare with the voucher result.

Single items listed with a fixed starting price: For products shown with a starting price, like the Amiri hat from €173 or Jordan 1 Retro High OG from $89, treat those as the price to compare. If the hat at €173 is full price and your cart satisfies the $100 voucher threshold, the 25% voucher would reduce that line by 25%. If the Jordan 1 pair you want is shown from $89, the voucher is not available unless the full basket reaches $100, so a single $89 pair would not qualify for the voucher; in that case buying the listed $89 item at its shown price is the option.

Mixed baskets with sale and full price items: Add up the final sale prices for discounted items and compare that total with what you would pay if you applied the 25% voucher to the whole basket when it meets $100. Sales are applied to selected items only, and the voucher applies to the order at checkout when the $100 rule is met. If sale prices do not bring your basket above $100, the voucher cannot be used.

Choose whichever option leaves you paying the least. If the items you want are in an active sale with a greater percentage off than 25%, use the sale price. If they are full price and your basket passes the $100 threshold, use the 25% off voucher at the top of this page. If both apply to different items in your cart, compare the final totals and take the lower one.

StockX is a resale marketplace for trainers, clothing and accessories, with electronics, collectables and trading cards alongside its fashion ranges. It connects buyers with sellers rather than selling everything at a fixed retail price. You can buy at a seller’s asking price or place a bid based on what you are willing to pay.

The range suits shoppers comparing particular trainer releases, streetwear pieces or collectables. Prices reflect buyers’ bids and sellers’ asking prices, so a resale listing is not automatically a bargain. Compare the full cost with other shops before committing, especially if the item is still available at retail.

Occasional discount codes and seasonal promotions provide other ways to save. These can appear through email, social media, influencer partnerships and the brand’s blog. For Irish shoppers, the important comparison is the checkout total: processing fees, delivery and applicable taxes matter as much as the advertised item price.

Enter your StockX discount code during checkout before confirming your purchase. Check the offer’s conditions first, then review the price breakdown to make sure the saving has been applied. Do not assume a code reduces every part of the order total.

• Compare a bid with the asking price. Buying at the asking price and placing a bid are different options. A lower bid gives you control over your proposed item price, but it needs a matching seller before a purchase can go ahead.
• Watch for official promotions. Email, social media, influencer partnerships and the brand’s blog are channels for occasional codes. Read each promotion’s eligibility conditions rather than assuming it covers every purchase.
• Compare the full purchase cost. Include processing fees, delivery and taxes when deciding between listings or comparing with another retailer. A lower item price does not necessarily mean a lower final bill.
• Consider seasonal offers if you can wait. The marketplace runs seasonal promotions, but an offer is only useful if its conditions suit the item you want and the final total works for your budget.

Standard orders normally go from the seller to a verification centre before being sent to you. Allow for both stages rather than treating the seller’s dispatch as the start of direct delivery to your address. Xpress Ship is a separate option for eligible items, so check the delivery information for the listing you choose.

For deliveries to the Republic of Ireland, applicable duties, taxes and VAT are paid at checkout, with no additional charges collected on delivery. Review delivery charges and processing fees in the price breakdown before placing a bid or buying.

Payment options include major credit and debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Klarna instalments are also listed for Ireland; check the payment terms before choosing that option.

As an EU buyer, you can exercise your right of withdrawal within 14 days of receiving your order. Return postage is deducted from your refund. Once you receive a return label, send the item back within seven working days. This withdrawal route is important if you change your mind, including when you have chosen the wrong size.

No Fee Resale lets you resell an eligible recent purchase through StockX within 90 days without transaction, processing or shipping fees. It is a resale feature, not a discount on your original order.

For Irish buyers, this is distinct from the EU right of withdrawal. A return follows the withdrawal process and its deadlines; resale involves offering the item to another buyer. Do not treat the resale option as a guaranteed refund or assume you will recover the original purchase total. Check whether your purchase qualifies before relying on it.

If you are comparing trainers or clothing with retail alternatives, browse our fashion offers before deciding on a resale purchase. For electronics, compare the final marketplace total with the savings listed in our technology and electrical offers.

For more resale fashion, browse the luxury ranges at The RealReal.

How do I use a discount code at StockX?

Enter your discount code during checkout before completing your purchase. Check that the saving appears in the final total before paying.

Where can I find StockX promotions?

StockX occasionally shares promotional codes through email, social media, influencer partnerships and its blog. It also runs seasonal promotions, so compare any offer with the full purchase total, including fees and delivery.

Are duties and VAT included for delivery to Ireland?

Applicable duties, taxes and VAT are paid at checkout for Irish orders. No additional charges are collected on delivery.

Can I return an order from Ireland?

EU buyers can exercise their right of withdrawal within 14 days of receiving an order. Return postage is deducted from the refund, and items should be sent back within seven working days of receiving the return label.

Can I pay with Klarna in Ireland?

StockX lists Klarna instalments for Ireland. Other listed payment methods include major credit and debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay.