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Under Armour Military & Veteran Discount
20% off all purchases for military, veterans, spouses, first responders, healthcare workers, and teachers — verified free through ID.me.
Under Armour gives verified military members 20% off all purchases — and that 20% covers Active Duty, Retirees, Veterans, military spouses, and military family members alike. The same 20% extends to first responders, healthcare workers, and teachers. You verify once through ID.me, then choose "Military and First Responder Discount" at checkout on UA.com or the UA App and the discount applies immediately.
The 20% rate also applies in UA Brand House stores; UA Factory House (outlet) stores offer 10%. Note that the discount does not stack — it can’t be combined with other promo codes, sitewide promotions, or gift card purchases. Under Armour does say the rate "may be greater during promotional timeframes," so it’s worth checking around Veterans Day and similar events, but the everyday rate is 20%.
This is an independent guide to help you use the offer. We’re not affiliated with Under Armour, and Under Armour controls the terms and can change them at any time. Always confirm details on Under Armour’s official Military & First Responder FAQ before you buy.


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Under Armour Military Discount — Key Facts
- Everyday discount
- 20% off all purchases (10% at UA Factory House)
- Verification
- ID.me (online at checkout — choose "Military and First Responder Discount")
- Who qualifies
- Military, veterans, spouses, family, first responders, healthcare, teachers
- Where to redeem
- UA.com, UA App, UA Brand House, UA Factory House
- Stacking
- Cannot combine with promo codes, sitewide promotions, or gift cards
- Region
- United States
Source: Under Armour — Military & First Responder Discount FAQ (official) · Last verified: June 23, 2026
WHO QUALIFIES
Under Armour offers 20% off all purchases to verified military members, veterans, spouses, family members, first responders, healthcare workers, and teachers — verified free through ID.me (10% at UA Factory House outlets).
- Active-duty military, named explicitly under Under Armour’s Military community.
- Veterans, named explicitly under the Military community.
- Military retirees, named explicitly under the Military community.
- Military spouses, named explicitly.
- Military family members, named explicitly.
- First responders — Police, Fire, and EMT named on the official list.
- Healthcare workers — Nurses and Doctors named on the official list.
- Teachers and educators, named explicitly.
- Reserve and National Guard are not separately listed on Under Armour’s official page (which names Active Duty, Retirees, Veterans, Spouses, and Family Members) — verify Guard/Reserve directly through ID.me before assuming eligibility.
| Audience | Discount |
|---|---|
| Military (Active Duty, Retirees, Veterans, Spouses, Family Members) — UA.com, UA App & UA Brand HouseAll purchases, verified through ID.me. Choose "Military and First Responder Discount" at checkout. | 20% off |
| First responders & healthcare workers (Police, Fire, EMT, Nurses, Doctors)Same ID.me program, verified community. | 20% off |
| Teachers & educatorsVerified through ID.me. | 20% off |
| All eligible groups — UA Factory House (outlet) storesOutlet stores carry a lower 10% rate than the 20% applied online and at UA Brand House. | 10% off |
HOW TO REDEEM
Online at www.underarmour.com
- Add items to your cartShop UA.com or the UA App, add Under Armour items to your cart, and go to checkout.
- Choose "Military and First Responder Discount" at checkoutSelect the Military and First Responder Discount option at checkout to start verification.
- Verify with ID.mePress "Verify with ID.me" and sign in to — or create — a free ID.me account, then confirm your eligible community (Military, First Responder/Healthcare, or Teacher).
- Apply your 20% discountOnce your credential is verified, the 20% discount applies to your order immediately.
In store
- Verify with ID.me in advanceCreate and verify a free ID.me account for your eligible community (Military, First Responder/Healthcare, or Teacher) before you shop.
- Bring your verification to the storeBring your verified ID.me status and a valid photo ID to a UA Brand House (20% off) or UA Factory House outlet (10% off).
- Present it at the registerTell the associate you’re using the military/first responder discount and present your verification at checkout. Under Armour confirms the in-store rates but does not publish the exact in-store verification steps, so confirm the current process with the store or UA support before relying on a specific method.
HOW IT WORKS
Under Armour uses ID.me to confirm eligibility — the same identity service used by the VA, the IRS, and many major retailers. You create a free ID.me account and verify your community: Military, First Responder/Healthcare, or Teacher. At online checkout you select "Military and First Responder Discount," press "Verify with ID.me," and sign in; once your credential is verified you receive the offer immediately.
ID.me may ask you to re-confirm your identity or status under its own policies, and it states it can detect fraudulent cross-account use and revoke access. For verification problems, Under Armour directs shoppers to ID.me support at help.id.me or help@id.me, available 24/7.
One thing to watch: several aggregator pages advertise a 40% Under Armour military discount as if it were the standing rate and describe it as "stackable on top of most sales." That is not the everyday offer. Under Armour’s official FAQ states the standing rate is 20% (10% at Factory House) and that it cannot be combined with other promotions — the 40% figure has appeared only during limited past Veterans Day promotions.
Exclusions & fine print
- The discount cannot be combined with other promotional codes, sitewide promotions, or any gift card purchases — treat it as non-stackable.
- In store, 20% applies at UA Brand House but only 10% applies at UA Factory House (outlet) stores.
- The everyday rate is 20%; Under Armour notes it "may be greater during promotional timeframes," but a higher rate (such as a past Veterans Day promotion) is not a standing term and is not the everyday offer.
- Per-order and annual caps, shipping, tax, and return or warranty interactions are not stated on the official FAQ.
- The program is for eligible members only; ID.me states it can detect fraudulent cross-account use and reserves the right to revoke access.
- Terms here reflect UA.com (United States); Canada (underarmour.ca) and Mexico terms are not separately verified.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Do veterans, spouses, and family members qualify?
How do I verify my status?
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Can I use the discount in stores?
What is excluded?
Can I combine it with promo codes or sale items?
Does Under Armour offer a first responder, healthcare, teacher, or student discount?
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