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RUDSAK’s largest sample sale is back in Montreal & these exclusive deals won’t last long

Bundle up—your closet’s about to get a winter upgrade starting October 16! ❄️

RUDSAK’s largest sample sale is back in Montreal & these exclusive deals won’t last long

RUDSAK MONTREAL SAMPLE SALE

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If you’re looking to refresh your fall and winter wardrobe, RUDSAK is hosting a sample sale from October 16 to 20, 2024. You can explore a wide range of jackets, boots, bags and other styles, all available at up to 60% off.

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The sale takes place at the RUDSAK warehouse (9400 Boul. Saint-Laurent 1st floor), open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the weekend. With new items added daily, you might discover something new each time you visit. From cozy coats to stylish accessories, there’s a lot to browse as you gear up for the colder months.

Pro tip: Get there fast, because once those gems are gone, they won’t be restocked. Happy shopping!

Add this sale to your calendar

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