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Happy Memorial Day! Here Are 35 Sales Already Going On (and Kat’s Top 7)

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sales175 punyI've mentioned a few of the big sales already happening (e.g., see my picks for the Nordstrom & Bergdorf Goodman sales) — but there are so many other ones already happening that I thought I'd do a quick roundup. The seven sales that I would check out first are bolded!

– 6pm: Cole Haan up to 50% off; workout clothes also up to 70% off. Their “sophisticated silhouettes” sale features savings of up to 82% offf brands like Anne Klein, Calvin Klein, Donna Morgan, Ellen Tracy, JNY, Kenneth Cole New York, Suzi Chin for Maggy Boutique, Tahari by ASL, and Vince Camuto. Nice.
– Bare Necessities: up to 30% off select swimwear, plus BOGO 50% off Bras and more
– Big Drop NYC: Take an additional 20% off sale items with code 20OFF.
– Bloomingdale's: Big Brown Bag Sale! Save 20-65% on select merchandise, and get 15%-25% off regular clothing (buy more save more).
– Bluefly: Memorial day sale, up to 85% off 5000+ designer clearance items.
– Banana Republic: 35% offf  yoour purchase with code BRDIVEIN.
– Brooks Brothers Clearance Event: Save up to 60% off on men, women, Black Fleece, and more. Sale ends Monday at 11:59 PM EST.
– Canvas: 30% off all styles, plus free shipping on $50+.
– CUSP by Neiman Marcus:  save up to 40% off regular prices.
– Club Monaco: 30% off all markdowns, and free shipping on all orders.
– Coach: Semi-Annual Shoe Sale!
– DVF: 30% off sale items with code WKEND30. 
– eBags: Memorial Day Sale, up to 50% off brands like Cole Haan and Kate Spade New York.
– Eloquii: Take an extra 75% off clearance prices; all final sale, everything must go. The entire site is now 50%-75% off.
– Express: 40% off every single item.
– Henri Bendel: Get $25 towards every $150 you spend with code MAY25HB.
– Inhabit: Online sample sale, up to 80% off select styles.
– J.Crew: Buy more save more, get $30-$75 off your purchase with code SHOPNOW.
– French Connection: Memorial Day Weekend Sale, take 25% off online with code S13MEM.
– Intermix Online: Take an extra 30% off all sale for savings of up to 70%.
– Jones New York: Additional 30% off sale styles for savings up to 75%.
– Journelle: Semi-annual sale, only online.
– Kate Spade New York: LOTS of new bags and more just added to their sale.
– Land's End: save up to 50% on hundreds of spring and summer styles.
– Last Call: Extra 30% off entire purchase; extra 35% off all women's apparel.
– The Limited: Take an extra 40% off markdowns with code SUNSHINE.
– LOFT: Enjoy an extra 50% off all sale styles.
– Loehmann's: Biggest sale of the season, 25% off everything with code MEM25.
– Macy's: extra 15% off plus free shipping with $99+.
– Madewell: 20% off tees, tanks and shorts, and free shipping on all with code SUMMERNOW.
– The Outnet: Summer sweaters up to 70% off.
– Piperlime: Sale on! up to 40% off.
– Rebecca Taylor: extra 25% off sale.
– Reiss: 30% off selected lines, online and in the store.
– Sierra Trading Post: Extra 20-30% off select items.
– Talbots: Take an extra 40% off already reduced prices.
– Theory: Lots of their classic suiting items are in the sale section, include the Gabe blazer, the Betty sheath dress, and the Max C. pant.
– Trina Turk: Take an additional 20% off sale (great prices).
– Zappos: Memorial day clearance sale, including Cole Haan clearance.

12 Comments

  1. I am in a conundrum and want to take a poll. I bought a few new pieces to spruce up my spring/summer wardrobe and be more fashionable but wondering if instead of buying “cheaper” items I should start to invest in a nicer wardrobe that will last. I struggle with this because I’m just not sure if those items will really last. Such as, I would love to buy a pair of loubitin’s — but will I just end up walking through them as fast as I do my $100 naturalizers?

    Reading blogs like this one or Stylish Petite give me a skewed perspective I think.

    So, how many of you have designer items (like Louboutin’s) in your closet? Do you wear them often? Do they wear quickly?

    1. I don’t have any really high price pieces, but I find that even going up to the $100-150 range of shoes (like Sofft) gives me shoes that are well made and last for years.

    2. I have four pairs of Louboutins that I wear regularly and they have worn very well. I got plastic or vinyl or something attached to the part under the toes that hits the ground when I got them and get new heel tips periodically as you would for any pair of heels. My oldest pair is probably 6 years old now and is still in great shape. FYI, I have a driving commute. FWIW, my other designer shoes have also worn well and some are over 10 years old and still going strong. I know this is going to sound snobby, but I haven’t bought cheap heels in 15 years so I can’t really compare durability.

  2. 0 “designer” brands, I go with the Macys and Nordstroms line Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, etc. I find that most of my “cheaper” stuff is pretty comfortable, looks nice, and lasts darn near forever anyways so I don’t have any real justification to spend 5x more. If I did it would probably be as a splurge to celebrate a raise or bonus or other momentous occasion but I would probably feel pretty guilty about it.

  3. Since Kat mentioned the BB sale, I got these pants the last time they had a big clearance and have been very pleasantly surprised with them. They’re comfy, super flattering, and I generally have a very hard time finding pants I like and these were perfect right out of the box. I think they run a little large so if you’re usually between sizes, go lower, and for reference I am curvy of thigh so not sure if they would be as good for a straighter figure.

  5. And I just bought two $79 turtlenecks at Club Monaco for $6.30 each, with free shipping. Kat, thank you so very much for aggregating all this info – you are awesome!

  6. Love this post! Check out our new blog, http://www.smartbeautifullife.com

    Sounds like we have lots in common! :) Also, I am very impressed with your disclaimer section explaining what ads you post. I am hesitant to start a blog because don’t want it to seem as though we are being sneaky with ads. Great idea. Great blog!

  8. Anyone know the difference between the “Gabe” Theory blazer and the “Gabe-B” blazer (which is now on sale at Nordstrom’s)? I’d rather go to Nordstrom’s and try on the blazer to confirm sizing then buy the original “Gabe” – final sale – from Theory directly.

    And is a grey suit (but not charcoal) acceptable for interviews? Curious re: your thoughts….

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