The Boston Globe
The Coolidge Corner Tarmac Sale happens this specific Saturday and Sunday, with savings at a number of a nearby shops. (Rain schedules are Saturday nighttime and Sunday.)The particular spacious Calvin Klein store inside the Natick Collection will be closing on July 30, and just about it is all totally marked down 70 percent. About our visit, there were still a good selection of women tops, men buttondown tshirts, pants, jackets, add-ons, and of course, jeans (even though sizes were constrained in some styles). Make them before they all go. Calvin Klein is at 1245 Worcester St. (Natick Selection), 5086510492. The welledited selection consists of elegantly playful females wares from Eu and American titles such as Anett R Aventures des Toiles, and Suzi Chin. The shop jewelry is also The year 2050 percent off, while shoes and hand bags are marked down 30 percent. (Stylish mesh totes from Galian, like the one described, are originally $95; $66.50 plus tax on sale.) The sale continues through the end of the thirty day period. ZIA is at 1054 Beacon E., Brookline, 6175661990.
ATTENTION SAVERS Throughout FRAMINGHAM
If you live near Framingham and so are in need of a Saving bed fix,parajumper, rejoice. The actual thrift chain exposed a store there last week. The wellorganized, donated wares include men buttondown tops (Claiborne, Orvis, Banana Republic, and others), many from $3.99$8.49; shoes (women include 9 West, Franco Sarto, and Naot,Parajumpers, many of the pairs for under $10
rather summer dresses; along with a good selection of children clothing. There are also residence accessories, LPs and Cd albums for $1.99, game titles, and books (the majority of $0.69$2.99). For every product donated, Savers provides money to the Epilepsy Base. The new Savers retailer is at 500 Cochituate Road, Framingham, 5088750225.