C3 Outfitters Sale

You know how much I love shopping. But I’m wary of a random event that just pops up and won’t tell you what brands it’s selling, but says they’re something you’ll like. That’s like going to a flea market that offers discounted Wal-Mart clothes and hearing them tell me the same. This led me to tweet @C3 Outfitters with a “who are you brands?!”

c3outfitters @lifeinaustin two big stores in most every mall that are 90% of what we’ll have on-hand(rotating) Suppliers put kibosh on name-dropping

c3outfitters @lifeinaustin – you can see sample pics at the site – http://tinyurl.com/astgpx

Hrmph. The pictures have a label I don’t recognize unless it’s White Mountain and I thought they only made shoes, so they are not helpful. And looking at pictures of t-shirts does nothing to tell me about quality. And Crockett Center is no Palmer Auditorium. BUT C3Outfitters has done an incredible job of marketing its event, twittering its face off and offering text-in and twitter-in discounts, and you’ve gotta respect that drive. So if I get a chance tomorrow, I might just go check it out. If anyone else goes, PLEASE report back … fashionistas/recessionistas need to know if we’ve got a new LeGarage/Denim Warehouse on our hands!

From the website:

C3 is an event-based shopping experience that began not long ago in Austin, TX. We minimize our environmental waste, recycle or reuse 100% of our printed materials, lower energy consumption and soon, provide natural reusable shopping bags.

The Big C3 Event starts Friday!!

  • Friday, Feb 20th – 10am – 5pmMembers first, join the list!
  • Saturday, Feb 21st – 9am – 6pmDrawings at 10AM and 3PM!!
  • Sunday, Feb 22nd - 10am – 5pm

The Crockett Center, 10601 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin, TX 78753

2 Comments to “C3 Outfitters Sale”

  1. Okay, little more about C3′s event that was covered by News8 Austin – http://tinyurl.com/al4vqx and the next is March 20-22. It’s at Crockett again, but we’re looking for other possible venues – got any ideas?

    ~@c3outfitters

  2. Thanks for the info! I’d think about doing a less-traditional venue closer to downtown … all you need is a big room, why not look at renting out one of the abandoned buildings downtown? Or, Title IX Sports rented the closed Shoe Pavillion at Great Hills & 183 for their blowout sale … I bet people holding those huge empty spaces will be willing to lease for a weekend event at low prices. You’re doing a great job with creative ideas, I’m sure you can find something cooler than Crockett! ;-)

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