Fashion Nova shoppers in California, Oregon and Washington do not have to file anything to collect from the Fashion Nova pricing settlement — a $12 voucher is supposed to land in their inbox on its own. The practical questions are which email address it goes to, when it will be sent, and how to tell a genuine voucher email from a lookalike.
Status: Automatic voucher, no claim form | Opt-out and objection deadline passed February 12, 2026 | One $12 voucher per class member | Voucher expires 3 years after issue
Where the Voucher Goes
Fashion Nova identifies class members from its own purchase records. Under the settlement agreement, it emails each voucher to the most recent email address the person used to buy from fashionnova.com. There is no claim form, no receipt to upload and no notice ID to type in.
If the address you last shopped with is one you no longer check, the official settlement website has a page for updating the email address the voucher will be sent to. That is the only step worth taking now for most class members. Otherwise, watch the inbox tied to your Fashion Nova account, including the spam and promotions folders.
When It Will Be Sent
The agreement gives Fashion Nova 30 days after the settlement’s Effective Date to email the vouchers. The Effective Date depends on final approval and on whether anyone appeals. The long-form notice set the final approval hearing for February 27, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. in the Superior Court of California, County of San Diego. As of September 26, 2026, OpenClassActions.com could not confirm the text of a final approval order from the court record, so no firm distribution date can be given.
Who Is in the Class
You are covered if you bought one or more products on fashionnova.com or through the Fashion Nova mobile app between September 17, 2018 and May 20, 2025, and the billing address on file with Fashion Nova at the time was in California, Oregon or Washington. The agreement divides the class into three state subclasses, but the benefit is the same in all three.
Purchases billed to an address in any other state are outside this settlement. Also excluded are people who opted out, the lawyers on both sides, Fashion Nova and its parents, affiliates, subsidiaries, officers and directors, the judge and court staff and their immediate families, and anyone who had already released these claims.
What $12 Buys and How Long You Have
Each class member receives one voucher — not one per order, and not cash. It is a $12 merchandise credit with relatively few strings:
| Where it works | Anything on fashionnova.com, including shipping. No product restrictions and no blackout dates. |
| Stacking | Can be combined with other discounts and with other settlement vouchers. |
| Transfer | Transferable, so it can be given to someone else. |
| Expiration | Three years after it is issued. |
| How to redeem | Enter it at checkout in the discount code or gift card field on fashionnova.com. |
| Reminders | Fashion Nova must send reminder emails on the first and second anniversaries of distribution and 30 days before expiration. |
Spotting a Real Voucher Email
An automatic settlement voucher is exactly the kind of message scammers imitate. A genuine one is a code you type into fashionnova.com at checkout. It will not ask for a password, a bank account or a card number, and it should not send you anywhere other than Fashion Nova’s own site or the official settlement website. If a message looks off, compare it with what is posted on DiscountedPriceSettlement.com rather than clicking its links.
What the Lawsuits Claimed
The settlement resolves Dembiczak et al. v. Fashion Nova, LLC, Case No. 25CU032047N, filed in San Diego County Superior Court in 2025 for the purpose of approving a deal that closes out three earlier disputes: a federal lawsuit in Washington first filed in 2023, which was before the Ninth Circuit on Fashion Nova’s motion to compel arbitration; a Los Angeles case that had been sent to arbitration; and a second federal suit in Washington filed in April 2025.
Each case made two allegations. First, that Fashion Nova promoted sales as limited-time events when the same discounted prices continued afterward. Second, that it inflated the “regular” price used as the comparison point, making discounts look larger than they were. Fashion Nova denies the claims, says its advertising was not misleading, and settled without admitting wrongdoing. No court has found the claims have merit. Once final approval is in place and vouchers are distributed, the Washington federal appeal is to be dismissed with prejudice.
Lawyers’ Fees Are Paid Separately
Class counsel, Dovel & Luner, LLP, could request up to $4.2 million in attorneys’ fees and expenses, plus a $2,500 service award for each class representative. Fashion Nova pays those amounts on top of the vouchers, so they do not shrink the $12 benefit.
Not the Same as Other Fashion Nova Cases
This pricing settlement stands apart from the other Fashion Nova matters, and being eligible for one does not affect another. The Federal Trade Commission’s $4.2 million refund program over suppressed negative reviews paid out in January 2025. A separate website accessibility settlement concerned claims that the site was not usable by blind shoppers, and the Justice Department opposed that deal. A proposed class action over early-morning marketing texts is still at the complaint stage. Our sister site explains the pricing case in detail on its Fashion Nova $12 voucher settlement page on OpenClassActions.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to file a claim for the Fashion Nova $12 voucher?
No. There is no claim form. Fashion Nova uses its purchase records to identify class members and emails the voucher to the most recent email address each person used to buy from fashionnova.com.
What if my old email address no longer works?
The official settlement website, DiscountedPriceSettlement.com, has a page for updating the email address the voucher will be sent to.
When will Fashion Nova send the vouchers?
Within 30 days after the settlement’s Effective Date, which depends on final approval and on whether any appeal is filed. The final approval hearing was set for February 27, 2026, and no distribution date had been confirmed as of September 26, 2026.
Can I use the voucher with a sale or another code?
Yes. The voucher can be combined with other discounts and with other settlement vouchers, and it can be applied to shipping.
I shopped at Fashion Nova from Texas. Am I included?
No. The class is limited to purchases made while the billing address on file with Fashion Nova was in California, Oregon or Washington.
Can I still opt out or object?
No. The postmark deadline to request exclusion or to object was February 12, 2026, and it has passed.
Sources
- Official settlement website, notice and settlement agreement — DiscountedPriceSettlement.com, administered by Angeion Group.
- Court-authorized long-form notice and the Class Action Settlement and Release executed in May 2025, Dembiczak et al. v. Fashion Nova, LLC, No. 25CU032047N, Superior Court of California, County of San Diego.
- Ninth Circuit docket, Dembiczak v. Fashion Nova, No. 24-1032.
- OpenClassActions.com — Fashion Nova $12 Voucher Settlement for California, Oregon and Washington Shoppers.
Source and credit: the settlement terms, deadlines and benefit details described above are drawn from our sister site’s reporting — OpenClassActions.com: Fashion Nova $12 Voucher Settlement for California, Oregon and Washington Shoppers — which tracks this case against the court-approved notice and the official settlement website and is updated as the court rules.
Legal Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. OpenClassActions.org is a consumer news site, not a law firm and not the settlement administrator, and is not affiliated with any party to the case described. The allegations are allegations; unless a court has ruled, the defendants deny wrongdoing and no court has decided the merits. Deadlines, benefit amounts and payment timing can change as the court and the administrator act, so confirm current status on the official settlement website. You never need to pay anyone to file a claim or to receive a settlement payment.