Online sample sale offers high-end fashion
Rogue Tall Boot by Via Spiga
TheSavvy.com is an easy-to-use, highly accessible web site that sells sample clothing from high-end women’s designers for up to 90 percent below retail.
If you want to keep your wardrobe up and your costs down, it’s a great place to start.
Timing is everything
Usually, the sales at TheSavvy.com only last a few days, sometimes only a few hours. So it’s good to check the site every morning. For instance, today TheSavvy.com is selling merchandise from Via Spiga, but the sale ends in one day and 16 hours.
Even at deep discounts, some of this stuff is still pretty pricey. But if you’ve got some money to spend on clothes and shoes, TheSavvy.com is probably a good place to spend it, if you are set on buying from high-quality, high-fashion, high-end designers. If you’re so set on buying pricey clothes that you’d take out a payday loan or whip out your credit cards to do it, it’s best to take advantage of the discounts at TheSavvy.com.
Sample prices from sample sales
For instance, you can get a sleek pair of Rogue Tall Boots by Via Spiga for $130. That sounds like a lot of money to me, but the boots retail for $325. That’s a 60 percent discount.
If you’re looking for some strappy, summery, colorful sandals, the Henna Flower Sandal, which retails for $180, is selling at TheSavvy.com for $72.
Convenience with a catch
You can order products directly from the web site and have them shipped to your home. The downside to TheSavvy.com is that all sales are final. This is true with most sample sales.
However, the site does help you make sure you get the right product with its extensive size guide.
Similar sites
TheSavvy.com isn’t the only web site to offer high-end fashions at discount prices. A few other site you should check if you want designer clothes at a fraction of the price:
- Hautelook.com (Children, men, women)
- Ideeli.com (Women)
- Gilt.com (Men, Women)
- Ruelala.com (Men, women, housewares)
Previous sales at TheSavvy.com
The Savvy.com has previously sold products from MaxMara, Sissi rossi, Alessandra Dell’Acqua, Bensoni, Marcia Moran, Catherine Malandrino, Rachel Leigh, Alex and Ani, Rachel Roy and others.
You don’t have to sign up to be a member to shop at TheSavvy.com, but you can sign up for their e-mail list. If you sign up TheSavvy.com will send you alerts each time it starts a new sale. Because of the short-term nature of the sales at The Savvy.com, it’s probably not a bad idea to sign up for the e-mail list.
I don’t know, but $72 for a pair of sandals sounds a bit too ridiculous to me. I would never pay that much for a pair sandals. LOL.
Then again, there are people out there who are already willing to dish out hundreds of dollars for many things that are not of great importance. Personally, I think it’s an absolute waste of money.
Nonetheless, thank you for posting. I’m sure all those crazy shoppers will find this to their likings.