Get up to $150 off a pair of Allen Edmonds dress shoes — and more of today's best deals from around the web
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1. Get a free Amazon Fire TV stick when you try AT&T's new streaming service
AmazonAmazon and AT&T have teamed up to deliver a deal aimed at perspective cord cutters looking for a final push. For a limited time, new subscribers to AT&T's DIRECTV NOW service will get a free Amazon Fire TV Stick.
If you've been curious about what your life without cable would be like, this is actually a pretty compelling offer. You can read more about it here.
Check out the deal here.
2. Save up to $150 on dress shoes during Allen Edmonds' anniversary Sale
Allen EdmondsThrough the end of today you can save up to $15o on timeless and finely-crafted men's footwear and accessories at Allen Edmonds. They've been making custom-made men's dress and casual shoes since 1922, and in that time they've definitely figured out what they're doing. The shoes use only premium leathers and are handcrafted via a 212-step process.
Allen Edmonds Fifth Avenue Cap-Toe Oxfords, $245 (originally $395) [38% off]
3. Enroll in thousands of Udemy's online courses for $10 each
ShutterstockYou can enroll in thousands of online courses for $10 each when you enter the code "10APR303 " at checkout. Whether you're looking to improve your public speaking skills or learn how to make your own website, there's a class that can help you better yourself and bolster your résumé. Here are a few classes that might pique your interest:
An Entire MBA in 1 Course, $10 (originally $200) [95% off]
Value Investing Bootcamp: How to Invest Wisely, $10 (originally $200) [95% off]
The Complete Web Developer Course 2.0, $10 (originally $200) [95% off]
4. Get 15% off Mother's Day flowers from BloomThat with our exclusive code
BloomThatIf you don't have a local florist to consult and you're ready to move on from 1-800-Flowers, have a look at The Bouqs Co. and BloomThat. I've used each service a handful of times, and while I can't vouch for every bouquet each company has ever shipped, all of my experiences with Bouqs and BloomThat have been positive ones so far.
BloomThat is offering Insider Picks readers an exclusive 15% off with the code "BUSINSIDER15" for orders delivered before May 14.
Check out BloomThat's and The Bouqs Co.'s Mother's Day flowers here.
Pictured: BloomThat Lenni Bouquet, $46.75 (originally $55) [15% off]
5. Save 15% on a dress shirt NASA and MIT helped engineer
Ministry of SupplyClothing startup Ministry of Supply has approached the problem of staying cool at the office during the warm months as a welcome challenge. Now in its third design iteration, the Apollo 3 was created after over five years of research and development, with MIT and NASA contributing to the process. They're so confident in their product, one of its cofounders actually ran a half-marathon in one of the brand's suits.
First-time Ministry of Supply customers can currently take advantage of a 15% site-wide discount by using the code "INSIDER0417" at checkout.
Ministry of Supply Apollo 3 Dress Shirt, $97.75 (originally $115) [15% off]
6. Take $8 off new pillows from SNÜZ
Sleep experts agree that while the right pillow alleviates pressure and prevents many forms of joint pain, back pain, and headaches and, thus, is crucial for a great night’s sleep, a bad pillow leads to bad sleep, which plays a role in causing everything from mood disorders to weight gain to dull skin.
The average lifespan of a pillow is only about 18 to 24 months. If yours are looking saggy, deflated, lumpy, or all of the above, it may be time for replacements. Today is a good one to buy a few SNÜZ pillows; you'll get 30% off your order with the code "AF8OFF2017."