Maggie Frame discount code TAKE3 gives a 3% discount on the order, entered in the discount code field of the order summary at checkout. The knowledge describes it as a 3% discount, normally calculated on the product subtotal rather than on shipping, taxes or duties. This article follows the path from the store menu to the total you see before payment.
Starting from the store menu
The store is organised by machine brand and by hoop size. Open the menu for your machine brand or search for the hoop size you need. Products are listed by hoop size and machine brand compatibility, so the product title is the first place to check that your machine model and hoop dimensions match. The brand lists hoops for Tajima, Brother, Ricoma, Bai, Happy, Barudan, Baby Lock, Janome, Melco, SWF, ZSK, Fortever and Redline.
The knowledge gives two example listings. One is a 9.5 inch, 240x240mm hoop for SWF at $95.00 USD, marked down from $150.00 USD. The other is an 8.7 x 5 inch (220 x 130 mm) hoop listing for Melco.
Building the cart before you apply the code
Add the hoop to the cart, then add any other hoops, hooping stations or accessories you want in the same order. The store also sells tubular hoops, embroidery accessories and the HoopTalent hooping station, which the brand describes as a way to achieve consistent garment placement.
Most checkouts accept only one discount code per order, and some cart items may be excluded from promotions. The knowledge does not list which items are excluded, so review the cart before relying on the 3% figure for the whole basket.
Reaching checkout and entering TAKE3
At checkout, fill in contact details and the shipping address. Shipping fees are calculated on the checkout page. Enter TAKE3 in the discount code field in the order summary and click apply.
Then confirm the total has dropped by 3% before you enter payment details. The knowledge also notes that applying TAKE3 can push an order total below the $100 free-shipping threshold, so check the shipping line as well as the discount line.
What the 3% covers and what it does not
The discount is normally calculated on the product subtotal. Shipping, taxes and duties sit outside it. Prices exclude taxes and duties because the store ships on a DDU (Delivery Duty Unpaid) basis.
The knowledge gives two worked figures: on a $300 cart, 3% saves $9, and on a $600 order it saves $18. These are examples from the published details, not a promise of what every checkout will display.
Points the published details leave open
Store pages conflict on import costs. Some product pages show 'No Duty on Delivery' badges, while the shipping text states DDU shipping. The homepage advertises a 30-day return window, but the return policy page describes a Return Authorization process, and the two differ. Check current terms before ordering. How duties are handled outside the main shipping regions is not stated, so ask the store before ordering to those locations.
Returns after checkout
Returns require contacting the store first to obtain a Return Authorization number. Return shipping and customs fees are paid by the buyer. Used or damaged items cannot be returned. Refunds are normally the discounted amount actually paid, so the 3% is not added back on a refund. Keep the order summary showing the discount line in case you need it later.
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