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When to Look for Sales

Clothing can be very expensive, but the wise shoppers know when to buy items. In fact, one can save substantial by buying during storewide sales that are traditionally held each year. The economical shopper should buy during the sale periods to tock up for the following year. Certain items of clothing go on sale each year at the same time. The items and corresponding items are as follows:

Labor Day-Summer and transitional clothing. Labor Day is a good time to buy shorts, swimsuits, and other lightweight clothing.
Columbus Day-Coats and jackets. Coats and jackets also go on say at the end of the winter season.
Election Day-all departments. Fall clothing is on sale at this time so that stores can clear out fall collections to get ready for holiday items.
After Christmas-Holiday items. After Christmas is a great time to stock up for the next holiday season.
President's Day-Winter coats. President's Day is a great time for gigantic storewide sales.
Memorial Day-Spring and summer clothing. Check for further sales in other departments as this is a big sale day.
Fourth of July- Swim wear. Swim wear is reduced immediately after the Fourth of July with savings as much as 50% or more.'