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22% OFF:As of Dec. 13,Room Salon College Girls [Uncut] Amazon's offering a $50 GAP multibrand gift card for $39. That's 22% off its list price.

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Amazon has quite a few last-minute gift ideas available, if you're still on the lookout for items ahead of the holidays. At the moment, the retailer has a selection of gift cards discounted, including a couple for clothing stores. If you're a fan of GAP, Old Navy, Banana Republic, or Athleta, Amazon's got a great discount on a $50 multibrand gift card that's worth checking out.

This $50 gift card has had a 22% discount, dropping its price to $39 for a limited time. What's even better is that this card can be used at any of the previously mentioned stores, either online or in-store, so you have a few different options to choose from. Amazon also notes it'll arrive 10 days before Christmas, so ordering it now will be helpful if you have it on your radar as a gift idea.

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This multibrand gift card offers great variety at an excellent price, so don't miss out on this limited-time deal on a $50 GAP gift card for $39 at Amazon.

The online retailer has plenty more up its sleeve ahead of the holidays. Amazon's virtual Holiday Shop provides a look at its top 100 holiday gifts so you can see some more options that are worth stocking up on now, from books to tech to toys. Some of these items are even discounted, which is a nice little bonus.

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