December 14, 2008 - December 20, 2008 Events

Pegleg is an interesting company that seems to translate the oddities found in everyday life into clothing.  They're designs are sometimes humorous, sometimes nostalgic, and almost always eclectic. Check out their goods at their holiday warehouse sale on December 20-21.  Details on early hour specials after the jump.

Tina Mac, designer of PJ Harlow, had a vision of creating a clothing line and company that brought women a sense of tranquility and peace in this busy world.  Put PJ Harlow Dreamwear on day or night and you will truly experience complete body clothing harmony... at least that's what I've been told.  Find out for yourself at the company's warehouse sale December 20-21.  Prices will be below wholesale.  In addition, clothing from children's brand Pink Fish will also be sold.

Got booty?  You need PZI Jeans.  PZI makes "jeans that fit" for women with curves. If you have a small waist and full hips, you probably know all about the gap most jeans create at the waistline.  PZI tapers its jeans and uses 2% stretch material for optimum fit and comfort.  Say goodbye to flashing your underwear when you sit down.  The company is holding a warehouse sale December 20-21 with discounts of up to 75%.  You'll also find jackets, skirts, shorts, capris, and tops.

Normally, Digital Gravel is a major online resource for underground streetwear, but this weekend the company will be opening its doors to the public one last time before the new year.  Running December 19-21, the sale will feature more than 50% off t-shirts, flannels, hoodies, etc. They carry some interesting designs so check it out if you get a chance.

Streetwear clothing company Mishka is holding its biannual warehouse sale December 19-21.  Look for tees, hoodies, knits, hats, jackets, and more at 50-75% off regular price. No doubt, this event will be cool.  Details after the jump.

If your a fan of American Apparel, this is your chance to save big.  The company is hosting is holiday factory sale at its Downtown LA facility (yes, the clothes are actually made in the U.S.A.).  $5 buys you an all day pass to the event, where prices will start at $1 on classics and one-of-a-kind garments.  The company also promises a smoother shopping experience than before, with more entrances and cashiers.