As we enter the final days of the Barneys Warehouse Sale, the discounts get deeper and the crowds get bigger. Friday was apparently a madhouse, especially in the afternoon. A friend stopped in after work to see the offerings. He managed to snag a photo of the price list for us (see above). He tells us that the men’s selection was pretty good. He made out with four pairs of trousers, a tie and a pair of ankle boots.
As you can see from the price list, women’s designer (with the red star on tags) is now an additional 60 percent off (WHSE stamped items at 75%). Women’s ready-to-wear is also an extra 60 percent off and women’s shoes are 50 percent off the sale price (BLUE stamped shoes are 75% off). Let us know if you make it into the sale this weekend and if you score on any deals…
Yesterday, sale prices were slashed further at the Barneys Warehouse Sale. Take an extra 50 percent off women’s designer items with the “red” stamp (75% off WHSF stamped items); women’s ready-to-wear is now 50 percent off; women’s shoes is also an additional 40 percent off (BLUE stamped footwear is an extra 60% off).
Yesterday, organizers of the Barneys Warehouse Sale continued with its price slashing. This time offering an additional 25 percent off on more men’s items such as designer and casual sportswear as well as sneakers. They’ve also upped the discount to an additional 50 percent off on women’s designer goods (with WHSE stamp) and shoes (with BLUE stamp). A staffer mentioned that there were still plenty of merchandise to put out, saying: “… so much stuff from the California sales are still arriving by plane.”
Earlier this week, a long rack was set up in the women’s section for damaged goods. You’ll find all sorts of clothing hanging on this rack with holes, rips, missing buttons, etc. Have at it if you don’t mind the damage. Although, I thought that some of the prices for these damaged goods were a bit steep considering… I spotted a couple of cashmere sweaters (with holes) going for $179. Sale continues through the Labor Day Weekend.
Barneys Warehouse Sale began offering further discounts Monday. I popped in last night to see what was left after the weekend. It appears they’ve added more high-end RTW designer goods (a long rack in the middle of the main women’s floor has now been set aside for designers such as Lanvin and Stella McCartney). An additional 25 percent off designer items stamped with a”Red Star.” As with previous sales, look for the red stamp on the tag to get the discount. Sale organizers are also giving an additional 35 percent off WHSE stamped items on designer clothing and shoes with a “Blue” stamp. But good luck finding any blue stamps on shoes. I spent some time looking for the rare stamp and only found a few not-so-great CO-OP sandals. As for menswear, take an additional 25 percent off men’s casual pants and white tag casual jackets. There will certainly be further discounts – when they start slashing further depends on how much merchandise they sell.
The Barneys Warehouse Sale is undeniably one of the biggest sales in New York City. It’s always mobbed, especially on the first day. This season was no different as Racked reported this morning while line blogging with the early birds standing in line an hour before the doors opened. I showed up before 10am to find no line. However, the scene inside was madness. No surprise that the women’s shoe section was crowded.
Women shoes can be found in the same place as usual right when you walk in. This time, sale organizers are offering an additional 25 percent off items with the “BLUE” stamp. I spotted a few shoes with the blue stamp, including a Marc Jacobs pump that was already on sale for under $150. I was told that those items are from previous seasons which is why there’s an extra discount. As for the selection in footwear, as usual plenty of designer sandals and heels with a smattering of boots. I spotted a pair of Balenciaga super high heeled gladiators for $500 (my friend picked up the same pair during last winter’s sale for $150). I also saw a few Lanvin pumps from two seasons ago going for $400. There’s a few Loub flat sandals, wedges and heels, Lanvin cut-out slingbacks, Prada wedges, sandals and heels, Chloe, Costume National, Pierre Hardy, Rochas, Robert Clergerie, Stella McCartney, and more. There’s a lot of product and you have to spend the time to really look.
The slushy streets and sidewalks didn’t stop bargain hunters from trying to find deals at the Barneys Warehouse Sale Saturday morning. The place was already mobbed not even an hour after the doors opened. It was especially crowded in the women’s shoe section where a long line had formed just [...]
As we approach the final day of the Barneys Warehouse Sale, organizers continue to offer further reductions. An avid Sample Sally reader braved the snowstorm to check out the sale and contribute these photos. Ladies, women’s designer clothing and denim are now an extra 60 percent off and women’s shoes are now down [...]
If you haven’t stopped into the Barneys Warehouse Sale, you should check it out these last few days. This is when the sale organizers start really slashing the prices. Tonight, I managed to snag a photo of the price list. So far, women’s designer is an extra 50 percent off, men’s designer sportswear [...]
With another week to go, the Barneys Warehouse Sale is offering additional discounts on its sale merchandise. Women’s designer goods are now an extra 40 percent off the sale prices. Accessories are an extra 20 percent off, including all women’s footwear (shoes and boots), men’s sneakers, belts, ties and more. [...]
Ladies and Gents, the Barneys Warehouse Sale has started slashing prices this week. I did a spot check last night to find that women’s designer clothing is now 25 percent off the sale price as well as denim. For men, casual button down shirts and pants are 25 percent off as are the [...]
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