American Girl Coupons

American Girl offers discounts, coupon codes, and promo codes on its many products including American Girl Dolls|dolls, clothing, books, accessories, magazines, and movies. Promo codes and coupon codes can be found through links on this page, by subscribing to the American Girl e-mail list, by using a search engine, or by asking about current deals at Mahalo Answers.

American Girl characters -- Historical characters with their own stories during important times in American history and the contemporary Girl of the Year. Both categories of girls are aimed at encouraging self-confidence in girls.

Just Like You Dolls -- These dolls have unique stories, talents, dreams and aspirations.

Bitty Baby -- Baby dolls featuring storybooks, outfits and accessories promoting nurturing play. For girls 3 and up.

American Girl magazine -- This magazine features essays, quizzes, crafts and advice, with the message:"You're great--just the way you are!"

American Girl Retail Stores -- These stores feature clothing for girls.

Books -- Age-appropriate reading from beginner readers through school.

American Girl periodically offers coupon codes which can be found on sites such as Retail Me Not, Savings.com and Coupon Cabin. Special promotions are also available by signing up for American Girl's e-mail list. American Girl also features a Daily Spotlight Savings page featuring different deals each day.

The American Girl brand of dolls was founded in 1986 by Pleasant Rowland, who sold the pre-teen girl character dolls by mail order. Rowland sold her company to Mattel in 1996. Rowland aimed to realistically portray girls from ages eight to twelve as she found the availability of such dolls lacking, instead only finding baby dolls and adult-aged dolls available when shopping for her nieces. After visiting Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, she came up with the idea of creating historical settings, backgrounds and costumes for the dolls and created Pleasant Company.

The first line of dolls included Samantha Parkington, Kirsten Larson and Molly McIntire. A set of books, outfits, accessories and storage options were available for each character. The company later expanded the doll line and branched out in a variety of areas. A magazine for girls, various fiction and non-fiction publications, clothing and movies were all created under the American Girl umbrella.

• Dolls

• Bookstore

• Clothing

• Furniture

• Accessories

• Magazine

• Movies