6thStreet promo codes and voucher codes in KSA

What a 6thStreet (AIVI) code will and will not touch

The store does not publish a list of brands, new-season lines or sale items that are shut out of discount codes, so nobody can tell you in advance that a particular trainer or handbag will accept APP20. What the listing does say is narrow: the code is for new customers, it takes 20% off, and the discount stops at SAR 100. That cap is the number to plan around. On a SAR 300 basket, 20% is SAR 60 and you keep all of it. On a SAR 500 basket the code reaches exactly SAR 100. Anything above SAR 500 still saves only SAR 100, so a SAR 800 order gets an effective discount of 12.5%, not 20%.

Because the store has not published exclusions, the practical test is the basket itself. Add the pieces you want, enter the code before choosing a payment method, and read the line-by-line total. If some items drop out of the discount, that is the store's own rule at work, and splitting the order rarely helps a new-customer code, since it can normally be used once. Treat APP20 as reported rather than confirmed: we found it on one other listing and not on the store's own pages, and the new-customer condition means an existing 6thStreet account is unlikely to qualify after the move to the AIVI name.

Sizes, swaps and the international-partner catch

Exchanges at AIVI are tightly defined. You can swap an item only for the same item in another size or another colour, and only at equal value, so you cannot trade a SAR 250 jacket for a SAR 320 one and pay the difference. The request has to fall inside the same 14-day window that applies to returns, counted from the day the parcel is delivered. If the size you need is out of stock, the route open to you is a return and a fresh order, which may no longer qualify for a new-customer code.

One group of products works differently. Items shipped by the store's international partners can be returned but cannot be exchanged at all. For anything you are unsure about on fit, check whether the product page marks it as coming from an international partner, because that piece offers no size swap and a wrong size means a refund and reordering.

When to shop AIVI in Saudi Arabia

AIVI does not publish a sale calendar for Saudi Arabia, and we will not invent one. What can be planned is the maths that stays constant whatever the season. Free delivery starts at SAR 100, so a SAR 95 order pays a delivery fee that the store itself states two ways: the FAQ gives SAR 10, while the shipping summary on the same page gives SAR 9. Adding a SAR 15 item to reach SAR 110 costs more than the fee, but it gets you a second item for SAR 5 or SAR 6 more than you would have paid anyway.

If a season sale does run, the main question is whether a promo code stacks on reduced prices, and the store does not say. Run the same check as before: build the basket, apply the code, and compare. With APP20 the ceiling means the code is worth the most on a basket of about SAR 500 at full price. On a heavily reduced basket the 20% applies to a smaller figure, so a SAR 250 sale basket saves SAR 50 at most. Delivery takes 5 to 7 days, so for an occasion such as Eid or a wedding, order at least a week ahead and leave room for one exchange.

Delivery, returns and paying from inside the Kingdom

Orders of SAR 100 or more ship free, and below that you pay SAR 9 or SAR 10 depending on which part of the store's page you trust. Delivery is quoted at 5 to 7 days; the facts do not break this down by city, so allow the full week whether you are in Riyadh, Jeddah or a smaller town. Returns must be requested within 14 days of delivery, and they are free for eligible items that are unused, still carry their tags and come back with the invoice.

For paying, the store names credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Tabby, Tamara and cash on delivery. It does not name mada or STC Pay, so do not count on either; a mada card may still work through Apple Pay if your bank supports it, but the store does not confirm that. Cash on delivery adds SAR 30, which matters on small orders: a SAR 120 basket paid in cash costs SAR 150, a 25% surcharge. The store does not publish how cash-on-delivery orders are refunded, so if refunds to your own bank account matter to you, pay by card or Apple Pay. Customer care runs from 9 am to 9 pm Gulf time every day on a regional phone line, +97148142666, and at customercare@aivi.com.

Ways to save at 6thStreet

• Aim for a basket near SAR 500 when using APP20: that is where 20% meets the SAR 100 cap, so every riyal above it is spent at full price.
• Skip cash on delivery unless you need it; the SAR 30 fee on a SAR 150 order wipes out the value of a SAR 30 discount.
• Before you buy a size you are unsure of, check whether the item comes from an international partner, because those pieces can be returned but never exchanged.
• Keep the invoice and the tags until the 14-day window closes; a free return depends on all three of unused, tagged and invoiced.
• If your basket sits just under SAR 100, a small add-on usually costs only SAR 5 to 10 more than the SAR 9 or SAR 10 delivery fee you would pay anyway.

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