Designer Labels, Wholesale Prices

Ever think that you can pick up a pair of Stella McCartney skinny jeans with a price tag of $495 for $120? How bout a $1,000+ Be & D bag as so often spotted on the arms of many a celeb for $250? Or do you fancy items from the likes of Chloe, Fendi, Ella Moss, KORS, Sonia Rykiel, Michael Kors, Catherine Malandrino, Gaultier, D&G, Valentino, Givenchy, Prada or Sergio Rossi? Well designer shopping at discount prices is big business in many parts of the world, with real bargains to be had, if you know where to look. A great time to pick up even the latest designer fashions at rock-bottom prices is to visit designer warehouse sales. These seasonal sales are usually held over two or three packed days, a number of times throughout the year and at various international locations including, London, LA, New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Melbourne and Sydney. Designer warehouse sales give us an opportunity to snatch up designer clothing and accessories at up to 80% off the original price tag and from a glittering list of designers. The labels on offer usually read like a who's who of international designers. In fact, at these events you will often find more award winning designer labels housed under one roof that at any other outlet. The forthcoming 3 Girls and a Truck Sample Sale by Kimberly Meader, Lisa Bernardi and Ann Lefkovits is one such sale and offers designer clothes and accessories at 50-80% below retail! Shop for Margaret O'Leary, Johnny Was, Sigrid Olsen Joe's Jeans, True Religion, City Lights, Weston Wear, GI, Seven Jeans, Lacoste, Verivaine plus surprise designer men's, women's and children's clothing...Anna Sui, James Jeans,12th street by Cynthia Vincent, Diane Von Furstenberg,Ted Baker, Marc Jacobs, Miss Sixty, Paper Denim Cloth, Hudson and Union jeans, Enza Costa tee's, Convoy sportswear. When: Friday, September 8th to Saturday, September 16th, 11am to 7pm and Sunday September 17th, 11am to 4pm Where: 1725 Union Street, San Francisco (Gough and Octavia; look for the Blue Cross Ad on the building)