On the credit-card offers page of the Commercial Bank of Kuwait sit two entries for brands the page itself describes as Kuwaiti, which is what sets them apart from the rest of the list.
The offer
Fifteen per cent off all Saie and Kore products for holders of the bank’s credit cards, claimed at checkout with a single code: CBK15.
The bank describes the first as “the Kuwaiti brand known for hair care products”, at saieclips.com, and the second as “the leading local brand in sportswear”, at koreclub.co.
What else is on the page
A Landmark partnership: 20 per cent off at Centrepoint, excluding cosmetics. And at Max: spend KD 20 and get 15 per cent off, excluding customised products. That threshold is the only dinar figure on the whole page.
A medical partner called Klinik, on Khansa Street, Bahrain roundabout, Salmiya, telephone 2202 0404.
For British Airways cardholders: linking the Executive Club with Qatar Airways Privilege Club and transferring Avios between them with no cap, with automatic enrolment for World and Platinum cardholders. Reward points can also be redeemed for Safwa lounge access.
What has to be said
The page publishes no end date for any of these entries — not the two brands, not Landmark, not Klinik. It says only that terms and conditions apply. These are standing offers that run until they are withdrawn, not offers with a closing date, and we cannot guarantee they have not been quietly withdrawn already.
We did not open either brand’s own site, so calling them Kuwaiti is the bank’s description rather than our own verification.
Photo: hair clips. By Gerd Fahrenhorst, CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons. The picture shows hair clips generally, not the brand’s products.
Source: the credit-card offers page on the Commercial Bank of Kuwait site, on 6 September 2026.
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