Thank You Sears For Slashing Lands End Prices!

[Ryan]

Well, it was bound to happen. Sears swore when they bought Lands End
that quanity and prices (and profits) would not go downhill. I have
ordered from Lands End for years and was always happy.

While I am still happy with the products for the most part, I no
longer see any reason to order from their catalog. I have two local
Sears stores that not only stock the Lands End basics I buy (dress
shirts, t-shirts, pants) but can't seem to sell them so they continue
to put them on clearance. Something unthinkable before Sears owned
them.

1. Lands End ties that are $35 in the catalog I found for $4.99 at
Sears yesterday.

2. $29.99 Dress Shirts down to $9.99.

3. Polo shirts that run over $20 at $7.99.


Anyone else notice this?? It's as if they can't sell the Lands End
stuff at Sears so they eventually slash it to rock bottom prices to
get rid of it. I always check my Sears store for their current Lands
End clearance and have found I am paying less for Lands End clothes
than I'd pay for clothes at Wal-Mart (not that I'd shop for clothes at
Wal-Mart, but you get the point).

[Cornhuskeress]

Post by Ryan
Well, it was bound to happen. Sears swore when they bought Lands End
that quanity and prices (and profits) would not go downhill. I have
ordered from Lands End for years and was always happy.
While I am still happy with the products for the most part, I no
longer see any reason to order from their catalog. I have two local
Sears stores that not only stock the Lands End basics I buy (dress
shirts, t-shirts, pants) but can't seem to sell them so they continue
to put them on clearance. Something unthinkable before Sears owned
them.
1. Lands End ties that are $35 in the catalog I found for $4.99 at
Sears yesterday.
2. $29.99 Dress Shirts down to $9.99.
3. Polo shirts that run over $20 at $7.99.
Anyone else notice this?? It's as if they can't sell the Lands End
stuff at Sears so they eventually slash it to rock bottom prices to
get rid of it. I always check my Sears store for their current Lands
End clearance and have found I am paying less for Lands End clothes
than I'd pay for clothes at Wal-Mart (not that I'd shop for clothes at
Wal-Mart, but you get the point).

The Lands End stuff I have seen on sale at my local Sears is pretty much the
stuff that I have seen in their (LE) sale catalog.

[MicheleH]

Post by Ryan
Anyone else notice this?? It's as if they can't sell the Lands End
stuff at Sears so they eventually slash it to rock bottom prices to
get rid of it. I always check my Sears store for their current Lands
End clearance and have found I am paying less for Lands End clothes
than I'd pay for clothes at Wal-Mart (not that I'd shop for clothes at
Wal-Mart, but you get the point).

I've noticed this in our local Sears stores w/r/t the plus size women's
clothes (which is what I wear). The selection is hit-or-miss by
definition, but when it's there at a great price, I buy it in all available
colors that I like. :)

Michele

[Borr Tenia]

Post by Ryan
Well, it was bound to happen. Sears swore when they bought Lands End
that quanity and prices (and profits) would not go downhill. I have
ordered from Lands End for years and was always happy.
While I am still happy with the products for the most part, I no
longer see any reason to order from their catalog. I have two local
Sears stores that not only stock the Lands End basics I buy (dress
shirts, t-shirts, pants) but can't seem to sell them so they continue
to put them on clearance. Something unthinkable before Sears owned
them.
1. Lands End ties that are $35 in the catalog I found for $4.99 at
Sears yesterday.
2. $29.99 Dress Shirts down to $9.99.
3. Polo shirts that run over $20 at $7.99.
Anyone else notice this?? It's as if they can't sell the Lands End
stuff at Sears so they eventually slash it to rock bottom prices to
get rid of it. I always check my Sears store for their current Lands
End clearance and have found I am paying less for Lands End clothes
than I'd pay for clothes at Wal-Mart (not that I'd shop for clothes at
Wal-Mart, but you get the point).

Just read some great tips about using Sears coupons!