Adidas Student Discount: What EXACTLY Is It and How to Qualify
Obvious statement of the day: College can be SUPER expensive. Fortunately, Adidas and many other popular brands offer student discounts to help you save some money. Specifically, Adidas offers a 30% discount through Unidays. Here’s what you need to know, to who qualifies, to the steps to make it happen.
The current Adidas student discount is 30% off your Full-priced order.
This current offer expires on 4/30/25 and will be renewed with a different student offer at that point.
Steps To Get the Special Discount
The student discount is through Unidays, which is a site dedicated to offering exclusive sales and discounts for students.
To apply and qualify to use the discount, you’ll have to first verify your student status on the Unidays website.
To do so, CLICK HERE to join Unidays. When logging in and confirming your student status on Unidays, you’ll need to provide the following:
– A valid .edu email address
– A photo of your student ID
– Any other additional details or documentation that can confirm your student status
PRO TIP: LIVE IN CANADA? TRY THIS
The Canadian Adidas student discount works a little different.
Just visit this page and enter your name, email, your University, and according to this Reddit thread just enter UBCALUMNI as your code and get a 30% discount emailed to you. Enjoy it while it works.
Where You Enter Your Discount Code
Once you’ve successfully enrolled, they’ll give you a promo code to get your 30% discount at Adidas.
You’ll just enter the code when checking out from the Adidas website.
Specifically, you’ll find the Enter your promo code box on the Your Bag page right before the Checkout page.
See Also: Target Student Discount: It’s A Lot Better Than I Thought It Would Be
It’s Not Good for All Students and Grade Levels
If you’re currently a student, and OVER the age of 16, you qualify for the Adidas student discount via Unidays.
So unfortunately high school and middle school students under the age of 16 will not be able to get the discount.
The Discount Is Only For Full-Priced Items
Unfortunately, the student discount is only for full-price, nonexclusive items.
You also can’t stack your discount with any other discounts or coupon codes.
PRO TIP: GET 15% DISCOUNT IF YOU AREN’T ELEIGLE FOR STUDENT DISCOUNT
While the 30% off student discount is great, unfortunately, it DOES NOT apply to everyone.
So, if you don’t qualify for their student discount, be sure to sign-up for the AdiClub which gives shoppers 15% off your next purchase along with free shipping.
Note: As mentioned above, you cannot combine your student discount with any other discount, including the AdiClub 15% off discount.
There Are Some Brand Exclusions
The Adidas student discount excludes certain brand collaborations.
This includes collaborations from Yeezy, Pharrell x adidas, Disney, adizero adios pro, Human Made, limited edition Originals, Ivy Park x Adidas, and Disney.
Sale Items are Excluded from the Discount
You can only use your Adidas student discount towards full-priced, Adidas brand items.
Unfortunately you CANNOT use your discount towards any sale or clearance Adidas products.
Adidas Caps the Discount at $1,000 per Transaction
The maximum discount, per transaction, is $1,000.
Although there is a cap on how much you can save, you would have to buy tons of merchandise in order to reach that $1,000 limit.
See Also: Nike Student Discount: A Very Easy Way to Save an Extra 10%
International Students are Excluded
The discount is only good for domestic U.S. orders placed through adidas.com/us.
Can I Use the Discount at the Adidas Factory Outlet?
No.
Unfortunately, you cannot use your Adidas student discount at an Adidas Factory Outlet, Employee Store, or clearance store.
Ask the Reader: Did you get the Adidas student discount? Was it an easy process or a pain in the butt?
By Kyle James
I started Rather-Be-Shopping.com in 2000 and have become a consumer expert and advocate writing about out-of-the-box ways to save at stores like Amazon, Walmart, Target and Costco to name a few. I’ve been featured on FOX News, Good Morning America, and the NY Times talking about my savings tips. (Learn more)