Devre Argentina gift cards
Devre Argentina lets businesses send a men's dress and casual wear gift card in ARS, redeemable at participating stores across Argentina.
Good to know
- Face values
- ARS 500 to 200,000
- Currency
- ARS
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
About Devre Argentina
Devre has been in Argentina's menswear market for more than 30 years, offering dress and casual clothing. A Devre gift card is a practical choice when you need to acknowledge someone who values a new shirt, a jacket, or a full outfit for work or weekends, and who can visit one of the brand's participating stores in Argentina to choose for themselves.
The card comes in Argentine pesos, with any amount between ARS 500 and ARS 200,000. You set the exact figure for each recipient. The credit is valid for 180 calendar days from the moment the card is purchased, so recipients should plan to use it within roughly six months.
To use the card, your recipient hands it over at the till in any participating Devre store in Argentina. The balance goes toward merchandise; it cannot be exchanged for cash. The card cannot be replaced if lost or stolen, so it is worth telling recipients to treat it like cash.
This card is specific to Argentina. It is not valid for Devre stores in other countries, if any exist, and it cannot be used to pay online unless a store explicitly accepts it that way. For a remote or international team, another card may fit better.
Through GIFQ, you can send Devre cards to people in Argentina as a payout for freelance or gig earnings, a reward for a team that hit a milestone, a thank-you to customers, or compensation for research participants. You can send them one at a time or in bulk, without storing card numbers yourself.
Devre works best when your recipients are in Argentina and can reach a physical store. If your group is spread across the country, that is usually manageable; if they are outside Argentina, the card will not help them.
Frequently asked questions
Send Devre Argentina at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.