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Get Paris On Sale, But Only Twice a Year
Last month, while I was spending time in Paris, I noticed something special happening: Everything was going on sale. Every store I walked past had a sign in the window announcing exceptional soldes. But it was more than a pleasant coincidence; in case you didn’t know, France’s government regulates sales, allowing two six-week long markdowns a year, one beginning in June and the other in January.
This means that sales in Paris are major. By the end of the six week period, prices could be slashed by up to 80%, a discount that you rarely see in New York. While shopping I got two dresses at fractions of their original costs, a delight–especially considering the favorable exchange rate.
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