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Some of us bookmark items all year, awaiting major sales that take the sting out of a highly-anticipated splurge. Resisting the temptation of in-between-season sales until those double-digit, clearance markdowns start showing up. If you managed ignoring those wish list items until this point, bravo, and enjoy the bounty of your determination with these insane post-holiday discounts.
Through the end of 1/3, Take an Extra 25% Off Nike
Crazy deals for womens, mens and kids apparel and shoes, including the pictured Women's Nike Free RN 2017 running shoes for $63.73, and a pair of Men's Nike Air Huarache in white for $67.48. The promo code is WINTER25, but the discount may automatically be reflected in your shopping cart when viewing items.
Extra 40% off Sales Items at Anthropologie
With an especially large selection of household items on sale, this can be a shrewd opportunity to get some winter/spring birthday gifts out of the way. This timeless velvet kimono-styled robe, usually $128, is available for $47.97 right now, and you can get one of these gilded, monogrammed coat hooks for just $5.97.
See the whole Anthropologie sale here
30% off COWIN E7 Noise Canceling Bluetooth Headphones
Sleek and comfy, these 40mm headphones are usually $100, on discount right now for $69.99. There's a built-in microphone to take a phone call without re-entering the noisy real world, and about thirty hours of playtime per charge.
Never trip on a power strip again with this versatile tower of power. 10 outlets and 4 USB slots give room for all your devices, and its six foot cord makes it easy to place it where the tabletop/shelf friendly design will be most convenient.
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