Is there anything better than being able to stack coupons whether you shopping online or in-store? Stores who let you stack coupons are AWESOME and we love to shop at them all.
Some stores don't allow coupon stacking, but luckily for you (and me) many do! While some stacking manufacturer coupons which are the free coupons you get by mail with specific store coupons, some even let you stack different bonus savings like rewards, store cash, app bonuses or even store credit cards to maximum savings.
We rounded up all the retailers that let you stack coupons so you'll be able to coupon whether you're shopping online, or in-store.
Why not? The more savings the better.
1. Kohl's
Kohl's is easily one of our favorite stores for stacking coupons. The retailer allows you to stack multiple coupons and promo codes on your order and they're super fun about it and want customers doing so!
Kohl's policy allows 4 coupons to be used. You're allowed one percent off coupon, multiple dollar off coupons (Kohl's Cash and Rewards), multiple department specific dollar off or percent off codes can be used on one order, and free shipping codes CAN be combined with any promo codes.
Check out Kohl's coupon policy here.
2. Target
Target is also one of our favorites for deal stacking. With Target you can score hundreds of coupons online, or in the Cartwheel app.
Plus you can stack Target coupons with manufacturer coupons PLUS as always you can always use your REDcard on your order.
3. Gap
At Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy and Athleta you're able to stack a whopping FIVE promo coders per order.
Not all coupon types will stack, you'll have to combine a dollar off coupon with a percent off coupon to get stackable outcomes.
4. Amazon
Amazon, unlike most, allows unlimited coupon stacking as long as they are valid on the product you're buying.
The only catch is Amazon isn't known for amazing coupons, but every now and then you'll be able to find a sweet Amazon coupon to stack on your purchase.
5. CVS
CVS allows one manufacturer coupon and one CVS coupon per order. It can be a little tricky so you'll want to check out their coupon policy below.
6. Walgreens
Like CVS, Walgreens allows one manufacturer coupon per order and one store coupon. With Walgreens however, their policy states
"the number of manufacturer coupons, including Register Rewards
/Savings Rewards manufacturer coupons, shall not exceed the number of items in the transaction," and "the total value of the coupons shall not exceed the value of the transaction."
7. Michaels
Michaels allows unlimited coupons per order when you're shopping at Michaels.com but only if you're ordering one item.
8. Victoria's Secret
One of our favorite places to coupon stack at (with how pricey stuff can be) you can use multiple promo codes per order when shopping in store.
When shopping online, you're allowed one coupon per order.
9. Dollar General
Dollar General accepts one manufacturer and one store coupon per items. They also allow stacking a Manufacturer Coupon with a Dollar General Coupon item per transaction.
10. NewEgg
NewEgg is one of my favorite places to score cheap tech (without going with Best Buy) and they allow unlimited coupon codes per item.
11. Family Dollar
Family Dollar allow one manufacturer coupon and one Family Dollar coupon. Also, only ONE Manufacturer coupon and ONE Family Dollar coupon can be used per ITEM in a transaction.
12. Sears
Sears allows unlimited coupon stacking as long as the coupon types are not the same. Mix a percent off coupon with a dollar off to maximize savings.
13. Jo-Ann Fabric
Customers can use more than one coupon per transaction as long as they aren't the same coupon, they cannot use two or more transaction-level discounts in one transaction and they can't apply two coupons to the same item.
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