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15% OFF:As of Dec. 13022 Archives the $50 Aeropostale gift card is down to $42.50 at Amazon.

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If you're still looking for some last-minute gifts before the holidays kick off, Amazon has some nice options available right now. For a limited time, Amazon has discounted some gift cards, which are always a nice gift idea around the holidays. If you know someone who's been itching to get some new clothes, Amazon has a $50 Aeropostale gift card discounted at the moment.

This $50 Aeropostale gift card has dropped to $42.50, which is a nice 15% discount for a limited time. As with a lot of items on Amazon right now, it has a note saying it'll arrive 12 days before Christmas, so you can plan ahead to get this gift card all wrapped up and tucked away.

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Aeropostale offers a massive selection of clothing options, so why not give the gift of shopping to someone this holiday season? Don't miss out on this limited-time deal on a $50 Aeropostale gift card at Amazon.

Looking for even more gift ideas? Have a look through Amazon's virtual holiday shop. The retailer has brought together the top 100 holiday gift ideas, from tech to toys, so you can get your holiday shopping done with ease. A lot of items also have dates on the side noting when they're expected to arrive, so you can make sure your gifts make it just in time.

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