I don't know about you, but I'm totally addicted to all the flash sale sites out there. These days you can snap up everything from design-y coffee tables to contemporary art at awesome prices. Now, one of my favorites, Rue La La, has launched a a sister (or should I say daughter) site for stylish and adventurous families, with a charity angle we love.
Little Rue is the newest launch from one of the original flash sale leaders. I love browsing Rue La La for deals on fancy jewels, weekends at the Canyon Ranch spa in Arizona and Orrefors wine glasses--none of which are particularly kid-friendly. Yet, with Little Rue, I can now head to the site for one-stop shopping for the kids.
Every Tuesday at 8 pm EST, a new family-friendly sale will kick off on Little Rue. Their first sale featured finds like kids Gucci footwear for more than half off (ok, the average price was still $79, but hey, it's Gucci!), Fathead wall decals and overnight stays at local museums.
But for the month of September, shopping here it's also fulfilling in a way that reaches beyond your own family.
In celebration of their launch, 100% of the net profits from Little Rue boutiques will go to charities chosen by the Rue La La community (meaning us, the shoppers). Knowing that certainly makes those Gucci little boy boots a lot easier to explain to my husband. -Melissa
If you're not yet a member, join Little Rue using this invite link for discounted designer children's clothing and more. 100% of net sales will be donated to charitable causes through 9/30/11
Little Rue is the newest launch from one of the original flash sale leaders. I love browsing Rue La La for deals on fancy jewels, weekends at the Canyon Ranch spa in Arizona and Orrefors wine glasses--none of which are particularly kid-friendly. Yet, with Little Rue, I can now head to the site for one-stop shopping for the kids.
Every Tuesday at 8 pm EST, a new family-friendly sale will kick off on Little Rue. Their first sale featured finds like kids Gucci footwear for more than half off (ok, the average price was still $79, but hey, it's Gucci!), Fathead wall decals and overnight stays at local museums.
But for the month of September, shopping here it's also fulfilling in a way that reaches beyond your own family.
In celebration of their launch, 100% of the net profits from Little Rue boutiques will go to charities chosen by the Rue La La community (meaning us, the shoppers). Knowing that certainly makes those Gucci little boy boots a lot easier to explain to my husband. -Melissa
If you're not yet a member, join Little Rue using this invite link for discounted designer children's clothing and more. 100% of net sales will be donated to charitable causes through 9/30/11
