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11/30/2000
Here's a list I found somewhere. I didn't keep the source, probably the "Frugal" something newsletter.
Hope this helps.
Hope - Apex, North Carolina
Monthly Seasonal Bargains -- Non-food
January
* After-Christmas sales of Christmas merchandise
* appliances
* clothing
* costume jewelry
* dishes
* fur
* furniture
* handbags
* shoes
* sports equipment
* tablecloths
* toiletries
* toys
* White Sales (sheets, pillowcases, blankets, quilts)
* winter clothes
February
* bedding
* CD players
* china
* curtains
* furniture
* glassware
* housewares
* mattresses
* radios
* rugs
* silverware
* stereo equipment
* used cars
March
* garden supplies
* luggage
* spring clothing
* infant wear
* shoes
* laundry appliances
* luggage
* skates
* ski equipment
* storm windows
April
* after-Easter sales of clothing
* housecoats
* men's and boys' suits
* women's and children's coats
* women's hats
May
* "White" sales
* blankets
* clean-up/fix-up supplies
* handbags
* sportswear
* tires
* TV sets
* women's undergarments
June
* building materials
* dresses
* fabrics
* lumber
* refrigerators
* summer clothes
* TV sets
* women's ready-to-wear
July
* air conditioners
* bathing suits
* carpets
* fuel oil
* home appliances
* lingerie
* radios
* rugs
* shoes
* sportswear
* stereo equipment
* summer clothes
* summer sports equipment
* used cars
August
* "White" sales
* air conditioners
* barbecue sets and tools
* bathing suits
* camping equipment
* coats
* fans
* furniture
* housewares
* lamps
* lawn mowers
* new cars
* paints
* school clothes
* school supplies
* sprinklers
* tires
* yard tools
September
* back-to-school supplies
* bicycles
* car batteries
* car mufflers
* carpets
* children's clothing
* dishes
* gardening equipment
* glassware
* hardware
* housewares
* lamps
* paints
* rugs
* tools
October
* cars
* fishing equipment
* glassware
* hosiery
* housecoats
* school clothes
* school supplies
* silverware
November
* boots
* boys' suits
* coats
* kitchen appliances
* men's suits
* pre-Christmas items
* quilts
* shoes
* water heaters
December
* coats
* gift items
* party items
* quilts
* shoes
* the day after Christmas
* toys
* used cars
Does anyone have a document that lists specific items and when they occur in the sales cycle?
By Joyce M.
By tigertame4
06/15/2011
Do a web search. I have seen sites that tell in general what goes on sale when like January has linens and Aug/Sept has computers. If you mean like grocery items I would recommend you keep a database or save grocery circulars for a few months. They usually repeat sales about every 12 weeks so you can plan on buying 3 months supply each quarter.
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