If you have some time, go to your local department store that carries Coach Shoes and UGG merchandise. You should see a store that is willing to let this merchandise go at significant discount prices. Its not that they want to do this, but they need to clear their shelf to make room for next years stock. The economy has really hit these stores hard. During the Christmas holiday these stores really had a hard time selling the Coach and UGG brand. It is not that the brands have diminished, it the reality of this economy. People are just not shopping like they used to. At one time these items flew off the shelf. With bad situations come opportunities for you. Now, if you have the money is the time to pick up these items at discounted prices. Discounts that you may not ever see again. Expect if you look hard enough to see sales of 20% to 40% off on some merchandise. Stores are just trying to get some of their money back.

This is the time to find some deals that you will probably not find all year. Look for items from the previous season and don't think that you will not find discounted items for this season. Remember, store want to sell this merchandise. Take for example this deal that I found. I found UGG sandals today that normally would cost $99 dollars marketed down to prices like $70 dollars, a 20% discount off of sticker price. Their are many more of these deals, you just need to take your time and find them.

Take a look at this deal at shoes.com. It is for the Ugg Women's Mar Wedge. The description for this shoe reads "Ugg enters a brilliant new realm with this striking espadrille sandal. Soft suede or fabric upper in a two-piece espadrille wedge sandal style, with a round open toe, contoured front band, full cup heel with cutout and attached ankle tie straps. Smooth leather lining, cushioned footbed with 8mm curly sheepskin in forefoot. Natural material braided 1/2 inch midsole and 2 inch low espadrille wedge heel. Crepe-textured natural gum rubber outsole." This shoe is normally $99.99 but it is discounted to $79.99. That is a difference that most people would not be able to pass up.

These are exciting times for those that have the income to go out and buy. These were just small deals that I found on my spare time. With a little more focus and just a few more hours I am sure I would have found numerous deals.

The economy has truly put a strain on the American dollar. Consumers are not ready to go to the stores and buy what they used to buy on impulse. Retail establishments need to do what they have to do to get customers to flow to the stores once again. There only option is to offer sales at attract customers.