Ways to Score Points
Go Green, Earn More
Level up to unlock more perks. More is more, you know?
Benefits
Points Multiplier
Free Shipping
NEW! Free Returns
Early Access to New Stuff
Exclusive Seasonal Deals
Limited Edition Product Access
Gift Upon Entering Tier

Redeem for Discounts
They’re yours, spend ‘em. Apply your points fora discount at checkout, enjoy your new gear.
250 Points = $25
500 Points = $50
250 Points = $25
500 Points = $50
FAQS
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Wanna join?+
Create an account to be automatically enrolled in The Collective. If you already have an account, you are already qualified. (Sweet.) Just sign in to access your benefits.
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How do I join The Collective?+
We’re glad you asked. Simply sign up here and start earning points today.
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What do I get for joining?+
Aside from our unconditional friendship, you’ll receive 25 points instantly upon sign up. As you earn more, you’ll become eligible for things like free shipping, early access, and exclusive gifts. Ooh.
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What does “lifetime spend” mean?+
This is the total amount you’ve spent on girlfriend.com to date. As you spend more (or earn more points), you’ll unlock new tiers.
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Can I use all my discounts at once?+
Sorry, we don’t allow code stacking in a single order.
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Will my past purchases count toward my Girlfriend status? +
That’s the best part — all of your past un-returned purchases will count towards your lifetime spend in your Collective account.
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How do I Refer a Friend?+
Easy, just sign up here and start sharing your personalized code with friends. They’ll get $10 off their first purchase of $95 or more (excluding shipping, taxes, and returns), and 30 days after they buy you’ll get a code for a free pair of leggings right in your email.
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How does #goodjobgf work?+
#goodjobgf is our initiative to get Girlfriends doing good. Tag us in an IG of yourself wearing Girlfriend and doing something good for the earth using the hashtag #goodjobgf earn 100 points for each one.*
What counts: Volunteering your time to a charitable organization, plogging (picking up track while jogging), cleaning up your local park/beach/neighborhood, planting trees.
What doesn’t count: Daily recycling (you do that anyway, right?), taking out your own trash, paid work — volunteers only, please!, refusing plastic (i.e. utensils or single-use water bottles. While this is an awesome practice, we should all be doing this in our daily lives anyway, so it doesn’t count for this.
Got it? Now go do some good.