I have an LLBean gift card for $70, and I'm not sure what to spend it on. My kids don't really need any new clothes, whereas I do, so I was thinking of getting something for myself. But what? Anybody have any ideas what they would spend $70 on at LLBean?
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10-25-2009 #1
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10-25-2009 #2
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We have a $60 LLBean gift card that I'm wondering the same thing about. I think I may do a wreath for Christmas. They are expensive, but it will save us from having to buy one...
I'm open for suggestions as well since we don't shop from LLBean often...
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10-25-2009 #3
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I just bought the best pair of shearling slippers from LL Bean:
http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/sto...tn&cat4=503422
OMG, so comfy. I think that $50 is crazy to spend on slippers, but now that I have them, I will always want them. I originally wanted a pair of Ugg slippers, but those are $100!!! These actually felt more comfy too.
HTH!
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I love their sweaters. I like these:
http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/sto...tn&cat4=503657
http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/sto...tn&cat4=503657
http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/sto...rom=SR&feat=sr
I also covet a pair of the Wicked good slippers: http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/sto...rom=SR&feat=srMelissa
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I have a long sleeve black t-shirt I really like from LLBean. I think it is advertised as stain resistant or something. Anyway, it is nice and long and the v isn't too revealing so I'd probably get a couple more of those for myself. If you live someplace cold, you might check out their gloves. It's always handy to have an extra pair or two for the stroller/car/etc.
Catherine
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I'd look at the home stuff...sheets, towels, Christmas decorations as pp suggested... I'd also consider something like a nice rain jacket or fleece.
Beth
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I just bought the Fleece-Lined Hoodie for myself and love it!
(Sorry - I can't make the link work, but searching for Fleece-Lined Hoodie pulls it up.)Susan
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Love the Waterhog door mats (for the garage, mud room, and in front of the refrigerator).
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A winter coat or boots? In addition to the great things PP's mentioned!
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