The clothing sale to help with rising prices
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) —With the prices of many things rising, there's the perfect opportunity for women in Sioux Falls to buy something with a nicer price tag.
People are ready to shop til they drop at EmBe's Spring Refresh Your Closet sale today. This sale wasn't Madelaine Neely's first rodeo.
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'I came to the first one right before I started my first real big kid job, in January. And I knew I needed some business clothes. And my grandma saw it on the news and told me to try it out. And I didn't really think I'd find anything, but I found so much really cute stuff,' shopper Madelaine Neely said.
With prices rising across the country on different goods, EmBe decided to kick their prices down.
'We wanted to make it more price inclusive so that people can come and really dress themselves for really $10 from top to bottom. So we got feedback on that. We've had lower pricing before, and we just decided to update that and see if more people come and shop and get more pieces,' EmBe Director of Marketing and Communications, Mikena VanLiere said.
Which is noticed and appreciated by the shoppers.
'I went and even just shopped clearance at, like, JCPenney's, and it was way more expensive than anything here. And this stuff is really good quality too, like, it's not worn down or used too bad, they're all almost like new,' Neely said.
Proceeds from the sale will stretch a lot further than some shoppers can imagine.
'Our refresh your closet sale funds will go back to keeping our women's programs free here at EmBe. So our Making Sense Financial literacy, any DFS program that we have will stay free because of donations from the sale,' VanLiere said.
Which gives you the perfect excuse to shop.
'It's really nice knowing that the money is going to something good,' Neely said.
Click here for information on the Refresh Your Closet Sale.
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