I check Sierra Trading Post for EVERYTHING before I buy it anywhere else. I have been shopping with them since they first opened :) Long history and have returned 2 things in all that time..one my error and one the quality wasn't up to snuff.

All of my shoes, bike apparel , hiking clothes, DH's clothes and shoes, towels,sheets, blankets, flashlights, tent, sleeping bags, propane camp stove...you name it...I have bought it and am in most cases still using it. I love them ! They carry the most up to date brand names...I just got a gorgeous Peacock Alley plush Egyptian cotton blanket from them...with 2 gift cards and their 30% off and 2.95 shipping it was....$28 !! Not a single thing wrong with it. So go see...you will love them. c

I check both Amazon and eBay for items. You would be surprised what you can find, especially when it comes to soft goods like bedding and bath items.

I like this site save on crafts and also here is a silver tray similar to what someone was looking for in another thread.

Here is a link that might be useful: save on crafts siver tray

Same - I almost always go to Amazon and Ebay first and then google elsewhere if I can't find it there at a competitive price. But I have also used Sierra Trading Post in the past and it's darn good. For small unusual accessory pieces I also like Viva Terra.

My favorites have both clothing, jewelry and home items. My Habit and Rue La La. I get emails with their daily sales.

Amazon, Overstock, Brylane Home,CL for selling

Definitely Amazon, eBay, and Etsy.

Here are the sites I have saved in my home shopping favorites folder. It's a mix of higher end and discount stores.

Limited Amount/Discount Type Sites:
Joss & Main
One Kings Lane
Haute Look
Gilt
Rue La La
Beyond the Rack
55 Downing Street
Fab.Com

Other Sites:
Horchow
Basset
Arhaus
Wisteria
Serena & Lily
Restoration Hardware
Design within Reach
Room & Board
Crate & Barrel
Pottery Barn
West Elm
CB2
Z Gallerie
Home Decorators
JC Penny
World Market
IKEA
Overstock
Pier One
Ballards
Dwell Studio
Land of Nod

I just purchased a rug off of Ideeli. This site sales samples and maybe overstocks and is mostly clothing but every week adds new household and decorating items. A friend told me about it after she purchased a duvet for her bed. I got a great deal on a rug! The rug is gorgeous but I was really nervous ordering! I bought a dress, too :) Now I check it twice a day. They put deals up for a couple of days and then take them off. Today they have a smaller version of the rug like the one beekeeperswife has in her family room.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ideeli

I just spent 2 hours looking at all the above websites! GREAT ONES! #addiction

amazing list, jlnick!! Thank you so much, several I hadn't heard of. Looking forward to having time to scope them out.

We live in the middle of nowhere so Amazon is my best friend. I have Amazon Prime. Pays off at the holidays.

I also love Etsy.

This gal on Etsy made these napkins. I contacted her, made a deal with her and she made over 200 of them for me at a price cheaper than renting the white napkins and I own them.
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Trail (and others),

Thanks for posting Sierra Trading. I have shopped there twice now and am floored at the prices, plus variety of options. Those coupons keep coming in every day, I bought my first order at 25% off, today it is 40%. Can't keep away from them.

Anyone should try the place. My first order was dog accessories and a sweater. All was 1st class. There are also items USA made, a lot too from foreign countries. Have fun if you head over there.

Amazon, Overstock, Brylane Home, Home Depot, walmart, Lowes, WW, and many more I do 90% of our shopping online.