The Apartment Discount Codes

An Italian designer boutique, online

The Apartment is one of those independent Italian luxury stores that buyers travel for — a curated room of designer menswear and womenswear in Cosenza that now ships the same racks worldwide. This isn't a mass marketplace; it's an editor's selection, which is exactly why people shop it. You'll find contemporary luxury houses sitting next to harder-to-find pieces, chosen rather than dumped.

What's on the rails

• Womenswear — dresses, tailored blazers, coats, denim and swimwear.
• Menswear — suits, jackets, knitwear and the odd statement piece.
• Accessories — bags, shoes, belts and jewellery to finish a look.
• Beauty & home — fragrance and a small line of home objects.

Names you'll recognise rotate through the collections — think Givenchy, Rick Owens, Jil Sander — alongside newer labels the buyers rate. Because stock is boutique-sized, the good pieces move; if something's in your size, that's the signal.

Buying luxury from abroad without the headaches

Two things trip people up ordering designer from overseas: sizing and fit. Italian and designer sizing runs its own way, so use the measurements on each product rather than your usual number, and read the fit notes. The store ships internationally with multiple currencies, so you see the real price before you commit, and their team answers on WhatsApp and email if you need a measurement double-checked.

Where the savings hide

Luxury rarely goes to half price on day one, so timing matters. The newsletter opens with 10% off a first order — the single easiest saving here. After that, the seasonal sale is where last-season designer drops to sensible money, and end-of-line sizes get the deepest cuts. Check this page for a live The Apartment code before checkout, and pair it with the sale rather than paying full retail.

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Why an independent boutique beats a mega-marketplace

Buying designer from a giant marketplace and buying it from a boutique like The Apartment are different experiences. A marketplace shows you everything; a boutique shows you what its buyers actually rated, which saves you wading through a thousand near-identical listings. You also tend to get people who know the stock — someone who can tell you how a Rick Owens piece runs or whether a Jil Sander coat is true to size — instead of a faceless returns desk. For considered luxury buys, that curation and that human answer are worth a lot.

Looking after what you buy

Designer pieces reward a bit of care. Read the fabric and care labels before the first wash, store tailoring on proper hangers and knitwear folded, and keep the dust bags and boxes bags and shoes arrive in — they matter for resale later. Because sizing varies so much between houses, keep the measurements you used to order; if you ever buy from the same designer again, you'll know exactly which size worked. And when a sale lands, buy the piece you'll wear for years, not the logo you'll be bored of by next season.

Shipping, duties and returns from Italy

Ordering designer from an Italian boutique is smoother than people expect, as long as you know the moving parts. The Apartment ships internationally with multiple currencies, so the price you see at checkout is the price in your own money rather than a guess. Depending on your country, import duties or taxes may apply on delivery — that's a customs thing, not a store markup, so it's worth a quick check of your local threshold before a big order so nothing surprises you. Delivery is tracked, and their team is reachable on WhatsApp, email and phone during weekday hours if you want a dispatch update or a measurement confirmed first. On returns, read the policy before you buy, keep all the original packaging, tags and dust bags, and start any return within the stated window. Because stock is boutique-sized, exchanges depend on what's still in — so if you're between sizes, message them before ordering rather than buying both and sending one back.