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"Because some things never go out of style." — Celebrating the GUESS + Marciano Spring '18 Campaign

How to enter the in-store raffle for a year of free jeans

A year of free jeans is a wardrobe-sized reward, and the in-store format makes the raffle part of the shopping experience rather than a separate online competition. For GUESS customers in Australia, the attraction is straightforward: visit a participating boutique during the promotion, find the entry point and follow the instructions displayed in store. The prize should be celebrated for its style value, but a valid entry starts with checking the small details.

Before heading out, know that promotional campaigns can vary by location and period. A purchase condition, entry deadline and prize collection process may all be stated in the official rules, while the counter team can explain the setup for that day. Reading those details first makes the visit quicker and avoids entering under the wrong name or missing the submission window. It also separates the fashion excitement of free denim from the practical steps that create a legitimate entry.

Find a participating store and confirm the dates

Start by confirming that the store is taking part and that the promotion is running. Current event announcements and updates on GUESS Journal can point you towards participating locations, while window decals, counter cards and receipts provide the most immediate confirmation at the shop. Do not rely on a social post alone: dates and store availability can change, and the on-site instructions govern that particular visit.

A store search can include boutiques across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, but not every location will necessarily be included. Many Australian shoppers combine city-centre errands with department-store visits or make weekend trips to major retail districts, so it helps to plan the journey around a store you already intend to visit. Also check whether the raffle period overlaps with payday weekends, seasonal sales or end-of-financial-year promotions, as busy trading periods may affect queues and entry availability.

Read the published terms before travelling. The Australian Consumer Law requires promotions to be presented without misleading conduct and material conditions to be made clear. State and territory permit schemes can also apply to prize draws, so the official rules should identify the permit issuer and permit number where relevant. Check the entry and draw dates, eligible locations, age requirements, residency conditions, entry limits and whether a purchase is required before making a special trip.

Complete your raffle entry in store

At the participating boutique, look for the raffle display. You will normally be directed to scan a QR code with your phone and complete a short entry form. Follow the displayed route, enter the requested information and submit before the stated deadline. If there is no QR code, ask a staff member which counter or terminal is handling entries rather than assuming that a general store sign is the official entry point.

Checking the main details against what you can see at the counter prevents an avoidable mistake:

Detail to check Best source to confirm it Why it matters
Participation and dates In-store signage and the event notice Confirms that the location is accepting entries on your visit date
Entry method The QR prompt or counter instructions Directs you to the correct form and submission route
Purchase condition The written terms and checkout message Establishes whether a qualifying purchase is necessary
Entry deadline The entry screen and official rules Stops a completed entry from being submitted too late
Winner notification The official prize rules Explains how and when the selected entrant will be contacted

After submitting, look for a confirmation screen, reference number or email and save it. If the code does not load, check your mobile data connection, update your phone or ask staff for an alternative route. If a purchase is required, keep the receipt until the campaign team confirms that your entry has registered. The guide to the brand evolution also adds useful context to GUESS’s washes, silhouettes and approach to denim while you explore the store.

Prepare the details you will need

Use a personal email address and mobile number that you check regularly. Raffle organisers need a reliable way to contact the winner, and an old workplace address or dormant phone number could delay verification. Make sure the name on your entry matches your identification and contact details exactly. If you receive confirmation by email, add it to your favourites rather than relying on finding it later among shopping receipts and promotional offers.

Bring the payment method you normally use, along with your phone and identification if requested. Australian shoppers often use contactless cards and mobile wallets in stores, which can make checkout convenient, but a card being accepted for payment does not automatically establish raffle eligibility. The on-site terms should explain whether any purchase minimum, product category or receipt-validation step applies. Follow those instructions exactly and avoid creating duplicate entries with a second email address or form.

Read any consent wording carefully. Under the Privacy Act 1988, organisations must handle personal information according to applicable privacy obligations, while the Spam Act 2003 is relevant when electronic marketing consent is bundled with an entry form. Raffle participation should not be treated as automatic permission for unrelated marketing messages. If you use GUESS List, check your account for event communications and verify them against the store-specific information, since a loyalty message may summarise a promotion without listing every condition.

Know the draw, prize and official rules

The prize rules should explain how winners are selected, when the draw takes place, how entrants are notified, how long a winner has to respond and where or how the reward will be supplied. If the selection is random, look for the draw date and notification method. If another selection method applies, it should be clearly described. Also check for any requirement to attend a store, provide identification or claim the prize within a fixed period.

Read the prize description carefully. “A year of free jeans” should be defined by the official terms, whether that means a stated number of pairs, a product allowance, a voucher or another format. Check whether there are limits on styles, sizes, collections or substitutions, and whether the winner receives products directly or through a nominated store. The brand recap offers background on the collections and campaigns that shaped GUESS’s identity, helping you recognise the denim styles included in the reward.

Keep a copy of the rules, entry confirmation and any receipt. If the prize is collected in person, confirm the participating location, opening hours and identification requirements before travelling. A winner who misses a claim deadline may be disqualified under the published terms, so respond promptly to contact from the organiser. For any unresolved question about eligibility or fulfilment, use the official contact details in the rules and retain the written response.

Make your raffle visit count

A well-planned visit takes only a few extra minutes. Confirm the participating store and promotion dates, choose a day when you can spend time browsing, keep your phone charged and have your preferred payment method ready. Once inside, locate the official raffle prompt, complete every required field, review the confirmation and save it before leaving the counter. If you arrive after entry has ended, ask staff whether another session or participating location is available; only the official rules can confirm whether that is permitted.

Denim is a familiar part of Australian wardrobes, and shoppers often compare washes, rises and leg cuts when choosing a new pair. Use the visit to try the fit you actually want, particularly if the prize includes a choice of products. Sydney shoppers may layer denim differently from the warmer conditions in Brisbane, while Melbourne’s changeable weather makes several washes and cuts useful across a year. The goal is to enjoy the range as well as the chance to win it.

Visit a participating GUESS store during the promotion, follow the in-store raffle instructions and retain your confirmation. You could leave with a new pair of favourite jeans and a year’s worth of free denim.

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Campaigns

From the GUESS Summer 2017 campaign to the Jennifer Lopez x GUESS + Marciano Spring '18 collection, GUESS Journal showcased seasonal advertising and celebrity collaborations. Charlotte McKinney, a #GUESSGirl, shared her spring shopping list — every piece under $100 — as seen on E! News. The Marciano Pre-Fall 2017 collection brought runway-inspired trends to stores with a three-day fashion event.

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In-Store Events

GUESS and Marciano stores hosted memorable events across the US and Canada. The Chasing the Sun Events on June 9, 2018 featured live DJs, in-store treats, and a Ping Pong Paddle Set for GUESS List members with a $125+ purchase. Marciano Summer Store Events offered VIP treatment, sweets by Sugarfina, sparkling sips, triple points, and a custom embroidered straw beach hat with a $200+ purchase.

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#DenimDay Europe

GUESS?, Inc. joined Fundación Ana Bella and Peace Over Violence in Barcelona to kick off #DenimDay Europe. Paul Marciano, Co-founder and Creative Director of GUESS?, Inc., delivered a keynote speech. Elsa Pataky served as the official #DenimDay Spain Ambassador, with fashion blogger Honey Dressing also in attendance. DenimDay was observed on May 27, 2016 in Europe and April 27, 2016 in North America.

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