Seasonal Calendar
Reminders on when to buy, what to do and why.
Oct
Nov
Dec
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October
Early
Now's the time to shop for denim. After the big back-to-school rush, stores are eager to unload their extra inventory with discounts of 30 to 60% off.
Mid-Month
First set of heavy winter clothes start hitting stores.
- Keep an eye out, but see if you can hold off for holiday (and especially post-holiday) sales.
Late
Toys and games for kids usually go on sale to light a fuse on the holiday season. But this also means some of your favorite gadgets and video games are going on sale as well.
November
Early
As temperatures start to dip, you may notice a difference in your hair. Now's the time to try some conditioner or moisturizing styling products.
- The perfect product to style winter hair.
Mid-Month
Pajamas and underwear go on sale (often in well-priced package sets) in hopes to appeal to holiday shoppers. Stock up now on staples.
Late
Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is a renown shopping day for all the special bargains for those willing to put up with the crowds. For those not into crowds or getting up early, Cyber Monday, the following Monday, offers great sales available from the comfort of your computer.
December
Early
No one wants to think about home repairs now, so tools are often discounted. Now is the time to buy your basics.
- The six simple (and inexpensive) essentials which will allow you to tackle most DIY jobs around the house.
Mid-Month
Nordstrom's Half-Yearly Men's Sale is around this time of year, as is the Brooks Brothers' semi-annual sale, which always takes place the day after Christmas.
Clean Your Sweaters
If you haven't washed the sweaters you keep in heavy rotation, take the time to give them a good hand wash.
Fill a clean sink 3/4 full with cold water and add Woolite.
Soak for five minutes, working suds into fabric. Drain and rinse in cool water. Press out excess water.
Lay sweater on a clean towel and pat into shape. Layout to dry completely.
Late
