The everything’s-on-sale sale
If you love Christopher & Banks, it’s another perfect time to shop—right now the entire site is on sale (including new arrivals), with savings of up to 75% off.
To make it even better, you can use a coupon on top of the sale prices; code RMN20 takes off an additional 20%. Now, the latent math geek in me cannot resist pointing out that that’s not 95% off, it’s actually then just a total of 80% off, but still. Extra savings is extra savings. (Also, math this early in the morning calls for more coffee.)
Delight your doggie
Tonight’s Pet Boutique at Fab.com features a Dura Doggie shop, which—allow me to remind you—evoked this enthusiastic recommendation from me last year. Licorice’s Dura Doggie toys remain the only ones she can’t destroy, and she loves them.
I say this on the very same evening this rotten little dog brought me her most recent Nylabone… chewed into two separate pieces.
Long live Dura Doggie! Seriously, if you have a dog, get on over to Fab tonight. You can thank me later.
Get a jump on back-to-school
Right now you can save an extra 20% on nearly everything at Old Navy when you use coupon code ONSAVE20 through the weekend. Everyday Steals and uniforms are excluded, which makes me utter loud “harumph”ing type sounds, but there’s pages and pages of clearance on which the coupon is valid, so I’m trying to get past it.
Remember, spend $50+ and your shipping is free, too. Between the marked-down summer items you need because your kid woke up three inches taller this morning and the slashed prices on some of last year’s stuff that will work well into the fall, you could really clean up.
Deals on dishes (and more)
It’s time for the Christmas in July sale over at Pfaltzgraff, and as if that wasn’t enough (“that” = up to 80% off!), you can also take 40% off one item with coupon code 12JULY40 for a limited time. Now, it’s true that the coupon won’t work on everything—look for the little green circle with a dollar sign in it for eligible items—but it does work on most dish and flatware sets, which means you stand to save huge.
Shipping is free on your $99+ plus order. Your delight at finally having a complete set of dishes again, however, will be priceless.
Christmas in July at Little Tikes
If you have little ones, and you’re in the market for toys, now’s a great time to check out the “Christmas in July” sale going on over at Little Tikes. There’s pages and pages of sale items, and many also have free shipping.
They’ve got everything from those Lalaloopsy dolls to fancy swingsets. Man, I miss the days of the giant Little Tikes climber out in our backyard, and not just because the plastic always made the kids’ hair all static-y and Don King-like.
Toolapalooza
No, it’s not a party of the most socially annoying people you know, it’s today’s Amazon Gold Box deal, which is a trio of Dremel tools.
For just under a hundred bucks you get the rotary tool, Multi-Max oscillating tool and Trio specialty tool. (For comparison: Right now just the rotary tool will run you about $86 shipped.) What can you do with all of these? Heck if I know. Actually, I’m kidding. This is the perfect complement of tools for anyone who does woodworking and/or general fix-it stuff around the house, and needs to be able to do the detail work that can’t be done with larger instruments. I’m pretty sure that we paid close to this amount just for the rotary tool a few years back, and my husband assures me that it’s one of his favorite tools. (I should tell you I use it myself because I’m in independent woman and all of that. But power tools are not my thing, sorry.)
Now where was this deal before Father’s Day? Oh, well.
Happy birthday, ELF!
If you love the plethora of affordable makeup choices over at eyes.lips.face, you’re going to love the birthday bash they’re throwing for themselves today. Enter to win prizes! And shop until 4:00 p.m. today and you can use coupon code BDHALF to take half off your $20+ order.
Alternatively, you can use coupon code SHIP25 for free shipping on $25+, but I think the half-off coupon is probably going to turn out to be the better deal. Either way, what a great excuse to throw out any makeup not purchased in this decade. (Oh, don’t look at me like that. We all have crusty old makeup stuffed into the back of a bathroom drawer.)
Save big at Bluefly
I’ll confess that Bluefly is one of those places I rarely shop, because—in case you haven’t noticed—I am really cheap. And it’s true that Bluefly has discount prices, but on very expensive things. So usually I consider them still out of my price range.
But! Every now and then there’s a huge site-wide sale, and today is one of those times. Shop Bluefly today and you’ll save up to 75%, and that’s on top of their already discounted prices over retail.
Shipping is free on your $75+ order, too. It’s like Christmas came early, this year.
At last! Time to eat out again!
Eagle-eyed regulars of Restaurant.com have surely noticed that a few months ago they went from there’s-always-a-coupon-out to no-coupons-ever.
That was sad. I mean, $10 for $25 worth of dining was still nice, but it’s so much better with a coupon!
Well, I guess the grumbling finally reached a critical mass—now through July 12th, 2012, use coupon code TRAVEL for half off; those $25 dining certificates are now just $5 out-of-pocket.
I have no idea if this is the start of a trend of a rare treat, at this point, so I think I’ll stock up a bit just in case this is the last coupon we get for a while.
Savings at Home Depot
My husband and I joke that the difference between men and women is that I can’t get out of Target for under $100, and he can’t get out of Home Depot for under $100. (Stereotypes! Not just for breakfast anymore!)
‘Tis the season to get to all of those little home repairs, and as long as you’ll be spending that money anyway, why not do your shopping at Home Depot online, and then either grab their free-shipping-eligible items or pick ’em up at your local store. Just use coupon code HDSUMMER this week to save $10 on your $100+ purchase.
Besides, if you order online and pick-up, it may save you from the “oh, we totally need one of these” purchases that happens in-store. (You know it’s happened to you….)
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