There’s another 40% off coupon available for Justice—just use code 775 through December 24th, 2009, to save big.
There’s still time to order for Christmas, too.
(I strongly suspect there’s crack cocaine in the clothing at Justice; I can’t explain my daughter’s attraction to everything they have there any other way. Very puzzling.)
I had never even heard of Justice until walking the mall with my 10-year-old (today!) daughter, and in we went and came out with a new shirt and hat — so apparently you’re right about the irresistible attraction!
Mir,
Have you seen PS Kids yet? Aeropostale’s kids division – not as garish as Justice, and everything is 50-70% off now!!
I had no idea what Justice was….luckily a quick google search let me know Justice is the new name of the stores formerly known as Limited Too, which I wore a lot of in elementary school and early middle school. It was crack addictive in the mid-1990’s too. 🙂
Dear Pretty Mir, you stole my line. I’ve been saying “Justice is like cocaine” for a couple of months now. My daughter wants to buy all her friends’ birthday presents there, thank goodness for the 40% off coupons. Side note for Bonnie: I also have a ten year old (today). The joys of the December (yes only 10 days til Christmas) birthdays.
limited too i thought was more expensive…
Limited Too and Justice used to be owned by the same company, like Gap and Old Navy. I think they are phasing out all the Limited Too stores now. I wish we had a PS Kids – love their prices. I can’t tell you how much money I have spent in Justice this Christmas…. tons of crap for my own 10 year old and about 10 of her besties…. I would be so broke without that 40% off!
I used to shop at something just called “The Limited” in the early eighties, that must have been phase one!
I’d just like to say that I think the commentors on the site are just the prettiest and that all of your daughters should thank you for being a very cool mom for getting them Justice and PS clothes.
My daughter WAS into Justice, but she has apparently kicked that habit now that she is in middle school. The “must have” brand/standard issue tween girl uniform is now Aeropostale (at least in our area). I wouldn’t pay full price for their stuff, but it seems they are always having really good sales (kinda like Kohl’s)!