What Happened to MyHabit
MyHabit launched in 2011 as Amazon’s members-only flash-sale site for clothing and accessories — think daily “events” with steep discounts, similar to Gilt or Rue La La, but running on Amazon’s own checkout and shipping. Amazon shut MyHabit down in March 2016, a little over four years in, and folded the fashion category back into Amazon’s main site instead of keeping a separate storefront running. This is well documented and not something that’s come back since; there’s no MyHabit relaunch to report.
We’re keeping this page published under its old 2017 slug because people still search for it, and because the honest history is more useful than a page that quietly vanishes.
There was never a literal code to enter — “MyHabit coupon code” was really shorthand for a $20-credit referral link (like the one wrapped around the image above), good toward any order over $50, with free shipping included. That link now routes into a dead Amazon browse page, since MyHabit itself no longer exists as a section of the site.
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Try ThredUp Instead
If what you actually wanted was a deal on fashion, we’d point you to ThredUp, an online secondhand and thrift marketplace we’ve verified is live and shipping — check out our ThredUp link for a current new-customer discount. It’s a different model than MyHabit’s flash sales (ThredUp resells real secondhand pieces rather than running daily discount “events”), but it scratches a similar itch: name-brand clothing well below retail.
View the current offer ↗What the Old MyHabit Coupon Code Actually Was
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MyHabit still around?
No. Amazon shut MyHabit down in March 2016 and folded its fashion inventory back into Amazon.com. There’s no MyHabit site, app, or coupon code to use anymore.
Was there ever a real MyHabit coupon code?
Not a literal text code — the “$20 off” offer was tied to a referral link, not something you typed at checkout. That distinction confused a lot of searchers back when the site was still live.
Why does this page say “2017” in the URL?
We’re keeping the original web address because people still search for it, even though we’ve updated the content to reflect MyHabit’s actual, longstanding shutdown.
What should I use instead of MyHabit?
We currently recommend ThredUp for discounted, name-brand fashion — it’s a secondhand marketplace rather than a flash-sale site, but it’s live and actively shipping as of our last check.
The MyHabit offer is history.
The record lives here.
The original details are preserved above — and the intro points to what still works today.
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