KSENIASCHNAIDER Cashback
Earn 7% cashback when you shop at KSENIASCHNAIDER through Love Cashback.
About KSENIASCHNAIDER
In 2011, Ksenia and Anton Schnaider started the high-end fashion brand KSENIASCHNAIDER in Kyiv. They are a husband and wife team. The business is well-known for its sustainable, repurposed denim and patchwork, as well as its cutting-edge, meme-generated fashion icons like the Demi-Denim. By combining Anton's simple graphic design with Ksenia's creative tailoring, it encourages fashion that is moral and responsible. The brand's philosophy is to keep a high-end, modern look while making fashion as simple and useful as possible. Sustainability is an important part of their business. They are the best at upcycling, turning old denim and leftover fabrics into high-end goods.
Get the most out of KSENIASCHNAIDER cashback
Here are some important tips to help you receive cashback successfully.
What qualifies for cashback
- Click through and complete your purchase in one go.
- Make sure your browser allows tracking.
- Cashback usually doesn’t include national sales taxes like VAT, state sales taxes, or delivery.
- Shop online — completely online.
- Expect “pending” status within 30 days.
- Cashback rates can change.
- Some cashback tracks at a temporary rate.
- Lowest rate applies to mixed baskets.
- We’ll do our best to keep info current.
- Have questions? Come to us, not the store.
- Retailers have the final say.
What doesn't qualify for cashback
- Don’t use voucher codes or extra discounts from outside our site.
- Don’t use private browsing or incognito mode.
- Don’t use ad blockers or cookie blockers.
- Don’t pay with gift cards or store credit.
- Don’t buy gift cards or vouchers expecting cashback.
- Don’t mix cashback with other promotions.
- Don’t start your purchase journey elsewhere.
- Don’t resell.
- Don’t buy excluded items.
Pro Tip
Your cashback should show as pending in your account within 30 days. Have questions? Come to us, not the store – cashback is issued by us, once paid by the retailer.
