Under Armour gives teachers 20% off, verified through ID.me. Its education discount page ends its three verification steps with “Enjoy 20% off your order in appreciation of your service,” and its FAQ says “In addition, we are now offering 20% off for teachers and educators.”
If you’re on your feet from first bell to last, the page points you to polos, pants, fleece hoodies and joggers for the classroom. Here’s how verification works, where the 20% applies, and where Under Armour’s pages and ID.me’s listing don’t agree.
How To Get The Under Armour Teacher Discount
The education discount page gives three steps. First, select Verify with ID.me in your bag or at checkout and continue with Teacher. Second, sign in or create an ID.me account and verify your Teacher status. Third, enjoy 20% off your order. The FAQ says once your credential is verified, you will immediately receive your offer.
That FAQ sits on Under Armour’s military and first responder page, and its checkout line says to just choose Military and First Responder Discount at checkout. It doesn’t mention teachers there, so follow the education page’s steps and continue with Teacher.
Where The 20% Applies
The FAQ says you can use your discount while shopping on UA.com, UA App, UA Brand House, and 10% discount at UA Factory House by verifying your eligibility with ID.me. We read that as 20% at the first three and 10% at UA Factory House. Under Armour’s promo offers page has a banner headed “PROUD PARTNER OF ID.ME” that reads “20% off ua.com, UA app and in-store for Active Duty Service Members, Veterans, First Responder, Healthcare Workers and Teachers.”
Who Qualifies
The education page says Teacher and the FAQ says teachers and educators. Neither one defines the word, so we can’t tell you whether a substitute, an aide, a college instructor or a retired teacher would verify. The FAQ also says the program is only for eligible members when it’s asked about sharing the discount with friends who aren’t eligible. ID.me’s own Under Armour page says Under Armour has a Teachers discount and/or cash back offer.
What The Discount Leaves Out
The FAQ says the discount cannot be combined with other promotional codes, sitewide promotions or any gift card purchases, so if a sitewide sale is running, you pick one or the other. Its footnote says the discount may be greater during promotional timeframes. The footnote’s asterisk is on the military, first responder and healthcare worker rates in the FAQ’s opening line and not on the teacher line, so we can’t say it applies to teachers.
What We Couldn’t Confirm
ID.me’s store listing for Under Armour says 30% off for Teachers. Under Armour’s own pages say 20%, and we didn’t find a page from either side that explains the difference, so we’re giving you the rate Under Armour states and suggest checking what the cart shows after you verify. The pages also don’t list product exclusions beyond gift card purchases, so we can’t say whether every item in the store qualifies, including sale items. We only read Under Armour’s US pages, so this doesn’t cover Canada. We didn’t verify through ID.me or place an order.
Q&A
How much is the Under Armour teacher discount?
Under Armour’s pages say 20% off your order, and 10% at UA Factory House.
How do I verify?
Select Verify with ID.me in your bag or at checkout, continue with Teacher, then sign in or create an ID.me account and verify your Teacher status.
Does it work in stores?
The promo offers page says 20% off ua.com, UA app and in-store. The FAQ lists UA Brand House among the places the discount works, and names 10% for UA Factory House.
Can I use it with a promo code or a sitewide sale?
No. The FAQ says it cannot be combined with other promotional codes or sitewide promotions.
Can I use it on a gift card?
No. The FAQ says the discount cannot be combined with any gift card purchases.
ID.me shows 30%. Which rate is right?
Under Armour’s pages say 20% and ID.me’s store listing says 30%. We can’t explain the difference, so check the cart after you verify.
More Information:
The details above come from Under Armour and ID.me as their pages loaded when we checked, and programs change without notice. See more clothing and accessories discounts for teachers.
