Express – Select items are now priced at 40% off, and you can also save an additional $15 off for every $60 spent with coupon code 4199. Expires April 5.
New York & Company – 50% off everything on the web site, including sale items. The sale lasts up through Sunday (and in stores through Saturday).
Happy shopping!
Take 20% off sitewide at Payless by using coupon codes 32586 or 32219.
Shipping starts at $5.95, but you can also choose free site-to-store. Plus, orders over $50 qualify for free shipping. The codes expire April 4.
Enter discount code reindeer to get free shipping at fredflare.com! There’s not even a minimum purchase amount! The code ends Dec. 21.
I came across this online boutique called Elsewares that some has some cute, unique items. They have a section for $25 and under Gifts – in case you’re still looking for a special gift. Click here to find coupon codes for Elsewares.
Acrylic ring - $10
Bike chain bottle opener - $12
Salt & "Peeper" shaker - all in one! $10
Click here to print a 15% off coupon for Payless ShoeSource. If you want to get the discount online, use code 30241 when you check out. It’s valid until Jan. 2.
Paul Frank.com is running a 50% off everything sale (excluding eyewear, unfortunately). And if you sign up to receive e-mails you will receive an additional 10% off coupon code which can be applied to this promotion.
The sale ends Dec. 31.
Here’s a deal that extends beyond the holiday shopping season through Jan. 31. Click here to print a coupon for 20% off at The Gap, including sale items. If you want to shop online, use the code GAP20.
(Thanks, Thrifty Northwest Mom!)
For this weekend only, my favorite place to shop, FredFlare.com, is offering free shipping! There isn’t even a minimum purchase! Just use discount code awesome when you check out.
This is so tempting, so very tempting…
If you’ve been thinking about buying athletic shoes or apparel, check out this post for clearance deals and free shipping from the Nike Store.
Coupon code: 2819
($25 OFF $75)
Coupon code: 2820
($60 OFF $150)
Coupon code: 2821
($90 OFF $200)
Coupon code: 1650
($25 OFF $75)
Coupon code: 1723
($60 OFF $150)
Coupon code: 1724
($90 OFF $200)
The codes are online only and expire 11/24.
It’s time for another Gap/Old Navy/Banana Republic sale. You can get 30% off (in-store) from Nov. 12-15 by using this coupon. And 5% of the purchase price goes to charity.
(Thanks, Rebecca, for the reminder.)
Click here to print a savings pass for 25% off at The Gap (in-store). It’s valid Nov. 6-8, and includes regular and sale-priced items.
(Thanks, Seattle Moms Deal Finder)
Hooray! Use discount code “PREVIEW” at Fredflare.com, and you get 30% off everything. The code expires Nov. 16.
I love fred flare and their collection of cute yet mostly affordable things. This is a great time of year to check FF out, especially if you’re looking for an unusual secret santa or white elephant gift.
I have this shower curtain. It makes me happy.
Cute!
For your favorite "too cool for Christmas" friend?
For today only (Oct. 30), you can get 50% off your purchase at Payless Shoes by using this coupon.
From Seattle Moms Deal Finder –
Today, October 27th, is Piperlime.com’s 3rd birthday! Any order placed today will be shipped with a free $25 gift certificate to be used with your next purchase. And one in every 100 orders will be shipped as a $100 gift certificate!
(Piperlime has free shipping and free returns.)
From my favorite online store:
Enter discount SLIIMY at Fred Flare and save 25% site-wide. It expires October 12.
Express is having a big fall sale – up to 70% off and an additional 20% off clearance.
(And whatever you do, please don’t buy this.)
For 2 days only, Kohls.com is offering 20% off with code GR8THINGS, and you can use the free shipping code THISIS4FREE.
(Thanks to Seattle Moms Deal Finder)
Enter promotional code EXTRA20 at checkout at Gap.com and you’ll get an extra 20% off. It expires 9/25, and the code works on sale items too – score!
Here are a couple of Lane Bryant 25% off discount codes that supposedly expire 9/27:
000252232
000256742
I’d like to take a second to do a little rant about plus-size clothes and Lane Bryant. For years, I accompanied my mom to that store, and I eventually wound up buying jeans there for myself a few times. So I can say from experience that shopping there is not fun. In a mall full of cute, relatively cheap clothes, Lane Bryant manages to charge a fortune for clothes that oftentimes aren’t that cute. They get away with it because compared to some other plus-size stores, LB has more fashionable clothes. But that’s really not saying a lot.
I can’t tell you how happy I am that I don’t have to shop there anymore. I don’t want that to sound like I’m bragging because I’m really not! Miss Fitness USA – I am not. Yes, I’m glad that I lost some of that weight and am healthier, blah blah blah, but what really gets me excited is that I’m not subjected to a limited and expensive selection at stores like LB.
It’s not fair that plus-size fashion choices are so limited. Isn’t the average size of American women like a 14? Now I’m all for being healthy and I encourage everyone carrying extra weight to do something about it (myself included). But regardless of your feelings about what is considered a healthy size, it’s silly that we can’t acknowledge reality and make better clothes for all women.
I’m not sure why I waited so long to talk about Etsy. I assume that most people know about it, but just in case you’re not in the know: Etsy rules.
Etsy is where people who handmake things (jewelry, crafts, clothes, housewares, pretty much anything else you can think of) can create their own little store – all on one big ol’ website. When you purchase from Etsy stores, not only are you supporting individuals in their creative endeavors, you’re also not buying from sweatshops or paying retail mark-ups. And what I enjoy most of all: You get unique stuff.
I have this thing about purses – I really really don’t like it when I see other people with my same purse. When it comes to clothes, I’m not fond of seeing duplicate outfits, but it doesn’t bother me too much. But when it comes to bags that you carry every day - that are part of your every day look – I want it to be unique. I want people to notice it and ask where I got it. I like compliments!
That is why I try to only buy bags on Etsy. Today I’d like to highlight the bag I’ve been using pretty much every day for several months now. The seller is fromnancy, and this is the bag:
I wanted a bag with a long strap and a considerable amount of room, but I didn’t want a messenger bag. And this bag is perfect! There are no zippers or buttons or anything to mess with. The top of it just folds over, and there are 3 internal pockets – for my sunglasses, cell phone, and iPod. Check, check, and check.
And it was only $35. Yes, that might be more than you’d pay for a bag at Target, but I think it’s worth it to support Etsy sellers. And they tend to keep their shipping prices low, unlike a lot of sellers on Ebay and other websites.
Here’s another fun thing about Etsy. As a shopper, you can create a profile (which you have to do if you want to purchase anything), and you can browse shops and tag items as your Favorites. Then when Christmas or a birthday or some other gift-giving holiday rolls around, you can give people the link to your list of Etsy favorite things and pray they buy something off it. Here’s mine (it’s short because I’ve been avoiding Etsy, thanks to my underemployment).
For today only (9/21), 6pm.com is having a huge sale on Nine West shoes. Shipping is $6.95.
These are only $20.70:
This one’s for Seattle peeps only…
Tweed in Greenwood (on 85th, a couple blocks east of Greenwood Ave.) is closing Sept. 27, and they’re having a good clearance sale. All regularly priced items are buy one, get one free, and the sale stuff is 50% off. Also, some of the bags are 50% off.
I like Tweed, but I don’t usually shop there because it’s expensive. But the BOGO deal is pretty good.
They also have a a lot of nice men’s stuff.
Overstock.com is having a really good final sale on clothes and shoes. There’s tons of stuff, but it’s best to take a look now as I’m sure it will clear out quickly. Shipping is only $2.95.
Wow, this final sale is pretty good. A cardigan for $4.88? Sweet. I’ve found Ann Taylor to be a good source for work clothes.
Just make sure you shop wisely – there are no returns on final sale items.
For today only (8/26), 6pm.com is offering a bunch of Ben Sherman men’s and women’s shoes for $34.95 each. Shipping is $6.95.
It looks like there are more men’s than women’s shoes (Ben Sherman … go figure), so if there are any dudes reading this, it’s your lucky day.
Via Dealnews:
During its latest sale, Old Navy discounts select items by up to 75% off. Plus, get free shipping on all orders via coupon code “SHIPFREE”. Better yet, take 15% off orders of $75 or more via coupon code “SAVE15″, or 20% off orders of $100 or more via coupon code “SAVE20″. (You can combine free shipping and one of the percent off coupon codes.)
All Gap stores across the country are having a special sale this Thursday, August 20 from 7-9 p.m. Shoppers will receive $20 off jeans and an additional 15% off their entire purchase.
They will also have acoustic performances at all the stores. Frankly, that sounds kind of annoying, but $20 off jeans is a good deal! Learn more here.
The parties are celebrating the launch of Gap’s 1969 premium jeans and their 40th anniversary. They are introducing new fits and washes. This makes me sad because I just recently discovered that their Long & Lean fit is perfect for me. And now they’re apparently changing it. Booooo!
Click here for a coupon for 20% off at Express from August 7-8. You can use it online too – promo code 3715.
I’ve never been much of an Express fan, but looking at their clearance section, they have a few cute things.
(Thanks, Centsible in Seattle)
Enter “stay cute” as the promo code and get free shipping at Fredflare - that’s a $7.95 value. Score!
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