Tillys affiliate program

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The Tillys affiliate program (E-commerce) pays 5–15% with a 14-day cookie. At the top of its 5–15% range (15%), this pays above the 7% median top rate for E-commerce affiliate programs, measured across the 8,431 we track that publish a percentage.

Tillys is a prominent American specialty retailer that has built its brand around the action sports and West Coast lifestyle. Headquartered in Irvine, California, the company operates hundreds of stores across the United States and maintains a robust e-commerce presence. For affiliates, Tillys presents an opportunity to promote a massive catalog of high-demand brands, including Nike SB, Vans, Quiksilver, Billabong, and Adidas, alongside their popular in-house labels like RSQ and Full Tilt. The product range is extensive, spanning men’s, women’s, and kids’ apparel, footwear, backpacks, and accessories suited for surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding enthusiasts. The Tillys affiliate program is hosted on the Impact Radius platform, providing partners with sophisticated tracking tools and transparent reporting. Affiliates benefit from a diverse selection of creative assets, including banners, text links, and a comprehensive product feed that allows for deep linking to specific items. The program is particularly well-suited for fashion bloggers, lifestyle influencers, and content creators focusing on youth culture or action sports. Partners are encouraged to leverage seasonal promotions and coupon codes provided through the platform to drive conversions among a demographic that values trend-aware, casual styling. Successful applicants to the program gain access to a dedicated account management team to assist with campaign optimization. While the program focuses on a last-click attribution model common in the fashion industry, the brand's high volume of traffic and regular clearance events provide multiple touchpoints for generating sales. Affiliates should note that the program typically excludes certain high-demand release items from commission eligibility, a standard practice for retailers carrying exclusive sneaker or streetwear drops.

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.