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THECODE (formerly Love the Sales) vs Italist

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THECODE (formerly Love the Sales) versus Italist
CompareTHECODE (formerly Love the Sales)Italist
VerdictDependsDepends
Best forPremium-fashion bargain huntersLuxury bargain hunters
Who it's not forAnyone evaluating software or dev agencies . wrong companyBuyers needing easy, fast returns
PrivacyNo known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.10No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Support qualityNo support evidence in reviewed sources.BBB complaints and mixed service reports on Trustpilot
Public sentimentNo usable shopper quotes surfaced in the sources reviewed; consumer feedback exists on Trustpilot under the predecessor brand Love the Sales.⁵Shoppers praise the low Italian prices but report checkout charge surprises, complaints, and legitimacy doubts.11
Biggest gotchaRebranded September 2026; reviews, app listings and policies still reference Love the Sales.²Watch for a subscription charge added during checkout. Confirm the total before paying.14

Pick THECODE (formerly Love the Sales) when

  • Premium-fashion bargain hunters
  • Shoppers tracking many luxury brand sales
  • Deal-seekers wanting early sale access
  • Mobile-first shoppers

When THECODE (formerly Love the Sales) is not a fit

  • Anyone evaluating software or dev agencies . wrong company
  • Full-price luxury shoppers
  • Buyers wanting deepest possible discounts . rebrand favours brand desirability over discount depth
  • Businesses seeking B2B tools of any kind

Pick Italist when

  • Luxury bargain hunters
  • Designer bag shoppers
  • Sale-season shoppers
  • Buyers comfortable with Italian retail pricing

When Italist is not a fit

  • Buyers needing easy, fast returns
  • First-time designer buyers who want hand-holding
  • Shoppers who skim the checkout total
  • Anyone hunting brands Italist lacks, like Dior

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