Free Delivery on Orders Over £50 at Calvin Klein
10% off First Orders with Newsletter Sign-ups at Calvin Klein
Mens Underwear from Under £25 at Calvin Klein
3 for £40 on Womens Knickers at Calvin Klein
Womens Underwear from Under £10 at Calvin Klein
Womens Swimwear from Under £22 at Calvin Klein
Up to 50% off in the Calvin Klein Outlet
Up to 50% off Womens Underwear in the Calvin Klein Outlet
Great Savings on Mens Underwear in the Calvin Klein Outlet
Up to 50% off Selected Womens Fashion at Calvin Klein
Up to 50% off Selected Mens Fashion at Calvin Klein
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About the Brand
Calvin Klein is one of the world’s most recognisable fashion brands, known for its clean, minimalist aesthetic rooted in New York City style. Founded in 1968 by designer Calvin Klein and Barry Schwartz, the brand is now owned by PVH Corp, a major American clothing company. It operates globally with a significant UK presence through calvinklein.com, serving customers across menswear, womenswear, and accessories.
The product range spans far beyond the iconic underwear the brand is best known for. Shoppers will find jeans, swimwear, fragrances, watches, jewellery, leather goods, and home furnishings — all carrying the signature CK look. Prices sit in the accessible designer bracket: women’s knickers start from under £10, men’s underwear from under £25, and new arrivals regularly appear from under £20. The Outlet section pushes things further, with up to 50% off selected lines year-round.
Several policies make shopping here straightforward. Free delivery kicks in on orders over £50, and sale items can be returned within 120 days — one of the more generous windows on the high street. If a full-priced item drops into sale within five working days of purchase, customer service can issue a partial refund. The Preferred Loyalty Programme rewards repeat buyers with redeemable discounts, and students get 10% off with a valid student email.
Between the Outlet markdowns, the newsletter sign-up offer, loyalty rewards, and the codes listed on this page, there are several routes to paying less than full price at Calvin Klein.
How to use
Shopping Guide
1. When is the best time to shop at Calvin Klein?
Calvin Klein runs promotions for over 90% of the year, but timing still matters. Black Friday and Cyber Monday consistently deliver the steepest markdowns — up to 50% off sitewide in previous years. January and August clearance events are the next-best window, typically offering 40–50% off. Outside these peaks, the Outlet section provides year-round reductions.
2. How do I stack offers for the biggest saving?
Start with the 10% newsletter sign-up discount if you’re a new customer. During sale periods, that 10% applies on top of already-reduced prices. Add the student discount if eligible, and join the Preferred Loyalty Programme so purchases earn redeemable points. A £100 basket during Black Friday could drop to around £40 with the right combination.
3. Are there exclusions I should know about?
Most third-party promo codes apply to full-priced items only — outlet and sale stock is usually excluded. Codes sent directly by Calvin Klein (newsletter offers, birthday vouchers) often work on sale items, though. Some codes carry minimum spend requirements, so check the terms alongside each offer before checking out.
4. Is the student discount the best deal available?
The 10% student discount is available year-round, which makes it a reliable fallback when no other codes are active. During major sales, though, sitewide discounts of 40–50% will beat it. We’d suggest using the student code in quieter months and switching to sale-period promotions when they appear — the two don’t typically stack.
5. What’s the minimum spend to make a code worthwhile?
Factor in the £50 free delivery threshold. If a code saves £8 but you’d pay nearly £5 for delivery, the real gain is just £3. Codes with a minimum spend work best when your basket sits at least 20% above that requirement — otherwise the saving gets swallowed by delivery costs.