Kohl’s Price Match Policy: How to Make It Work For You
When you’re about to buy something, chances are you compare prices between various stores to get the best deal. Comparing prices and price matching can be a great way to get the exact same product for less money. Fortunately, Kohl’s offers price matching to help their customers get the products they want, for less. However, with any policy, the Kohl’s price match policy comes with some large restrictions, rules, and exclusions. Here’s everything you need to know.
What’s the Kohl’s Price Match Policy?
The Kohl’s price match policy states that they’ll match a competitor’s in-store price, some online prices depending on the store, and will DEFINETLEY match Kohls.com pricing.
The item MUST be identical in all cases.
There are some rules to keep in mind when it comes to taking advantage of their price match policy.
Read on to learn more about any exclusions and policy rules.
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How Many Days Do You Have to Get a Price Match?
14 days.
Kohl’s offers customers a price adjustment for up 2 weeks.
So if it’s a significant purchase, be sure to keep that receipt and check competing stores for a lower price.
Also, be sure to periodically check to see if Kohl’s dropped the price of the item and go get a price adjustment.
What Competitors Will They Price Match?
Any local competitor.
If you find a lower price from a store in your area, bring in the competitor’s ad for proof of the price and get a price match.
Keep in mind that Kohl’s has a long list of products and brands they will NOT price match.
Click here to check out all the brand exclusions that the Kohl’s price match policy does NOT accept.
Some of the more popular brands on the exclusions list include Calvin Klein, Nike, Adidas, Levi’s, and Vans.
Will They Price Match Online Stores?
Yes…some.
I specifically asked a Kohl’s representative which online retailers they’ll price match and they gave me this list:
– Bed Bath & Beyond
– Boscov’s
– JCPenney
– Meijer
– Saks
– Belk
– Carter’s
– Menards
– Sears
– Best Buy
– Dillard’s
– Lowe’s
– Neiman Marcus
– Target
– Bloomingdale’s
– Home Depot
– Macy’s
– Nordstrom
– Walmart
When you’re ready to get an online price match just start a live chat session with Kohl’s and they’ll help you out.
Be sure to have your order number as well as the website where you found the lower price.
What About Amazon?
Kohl’s will NOT price match products from Amazon or any other “online only” store.
But if you’re curious, these stores all WILL happily price match Amazon.
It’s also worth noting that Kohl’s will not accept a price match from warehouse clubs like Costco, Sam’s Club, and BJ’s.
Can You Get a Price Match on the Kohl’s Website?
Yes.
You absolutely can get a price match on the Kohl’s website.
Sometimes a product’s price in-store may differ slightly from the online advertised price on Kohls.com.
This is often based on the location of the store.
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Any Product Exclusions?
Yes.
There are quite a few product exclusions to be aware of.
Some of the bigger product exclusions include:
– Mattresses
– Toys
– Select Novelty Gifts
– Sporting Goods
– Premium Electronics
Be sure to check out Kohl’s price match exclusions page to understand all the do’s and don’ts that are allowed.
Do I Need My Receipt to Make it Happen?
Yes.
You must have your original receipt with you if you are looking to get a price adjustment.
This is to provide both proof of purchase and to see exactly when you bought the product as you only have 14 days to get a price adjustment.
See Also: Don’t Forget to Use the Costco Price Adjustment Policy
Where Do I Go In the Store To Get a Price Match?
Kohl’s price match policy is rather vague on exactly where you go inside your local Kohl’s store to get a price match.
Ask an employee when you walk in and they’ll be able to direct you.
Likely for competitor price matching, it will be at the regular checkout section, while price adjustments are likely done in the returns section.
When it comes to doing the price match in-store, be sure to have a printed copy of the competitor’s local ad showing the identical product you wish to match.
The ad should have the product’s price and a description of the product to ensure it is identical to the Kohl’s product you are looking to match.
Ask the Reader: Have you ever asked for a price adjustment at Kohl’s? Was it an easy process or more hassle than it’s worth?
By Kyle James