If you use an American Express card, we’re giving you the opportunity to effectively receive two free Oliver + S paper patterns when you order from our website on Saturday, November 24, 2012.
In order to be eligible for the American Express statement credit, you need to pre-register your card. Registration opens today and will continue through the week until all slots are filled. To register, visit the Small Business Saturday website.
Once you have registered, here are the details you need to know.
- Visit our website on Saturday November 24, 2012 at any time before 11:59PM EST, and place a minimum of two Oliver + S paper patterns in your shopping bag.
- During check out, use coupon code SHOPSMALL. This code will reduce the net price of all Oliver + S paper sewing patterns in your cart to $12.50 each.
- Check out and pay for your order using your American Express card.
- After your order is placed, American Express will issue you a $25.00 statement credit.
And that’s it. You get two patterns shipped to you and you pay only the shipping and handling charge for your order.
Since someone is bound to ask, “Can I use my statement credit for other things on your site?” I’ll answer that right now. Yes, you can. You don’t need to use your statement credit for Oliver + S paper patterns. You can purchase anything you like from our website: Oliver + S digital patterns, a book, supplies and tools, Straight Stitch Society patterns, Lisette patterns, you name it. As long as your purchase is for more than $25, American Express will give you a $25 statement credit.
Don’t use an American Express card? Don’t worry. The coupon code listed above will work for you too, making the price of all our Oliver + S paper patterns $12.50 for the day. (A minimum purchase of two patterns is required to receive the discount.)
So take advantage of this offer to stock up on our newest styles and some items from the backlist that you don’t already have in your collection. And remember, Oliver + S patterns make great gifts for your friends and relatives who sew.