Free People is offering a 10% promo code to shoppers who sign up for its text notification list, one of several stacking discounts available on the retailer's website as of September 2026.

The signup discount arrives as the clothing brand's clearance section lists items marked down by as much as 70%, giving shoppers a path to double-digit savings without waiting for a seasonal sale event. The two offers can be combined with the retailer's standing free shipping policy.

Free People covers standard shipping on all orders, regardless of order size, a perk that has become less common among apparel retailers. Many competitors charge flat fees between $5 and $10 for ground delivery, and several have raised free-shipping minimums to $50 or more over the past two years.

For shoppers who need an outfit quickly, the Free People mobile app offers expedited fulfillment on qualifying orders, according to the company. The app is available on both iOS and Android, and the brand has pushed app-exclusive promotions in recent months to grow its direct-to-consumer channel.

The text-signup offer requires a phone number and consent to receive marketing messages. Free People, a subsidiary of Philadelphia-based URBN, operates roughly 150 stores in the United States and ships internationally through its website.

URBN reported record revenue in its most recent fiscal year, with the Free People brand posting comparable sales growth even as other apparel chains cut prices to clear inventory. The company has leaned on promotions tied to its loyalty and messaging programs rather than storewide markdowns.

Shoppers looking to maximize the discount can apply the 10% code to items already reduced in the sale section, though the retailer's terms exclude select designer collaborations and final-sale merchandise from further discounts. Clearance inventory moves quickly, and sizes on popular items frequently sell out within days of a markdown.

Standard delivery through Free People typically takes three to six business days, depending on destination, with no minimum purchase required to qualify.