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Sundance shoes made in the U.S.A.
posted by Colleen Shirazi on Saturday, September 20, 2008 at 11:22 AM (Pacific)

Offer ends Monday, 11:59 PM MDT
Sundance

This doesn't seem to cover Outlet or "already reduced" merchandise. Still there's no minimum, so there's that.

I'm going to pass on this myself, after rabidly combing through the site. I counted no less than three brands of American-made footwear: Cydwoq, Calleen Cordero and US Artisan. And, I think, some Frye boots. The Sundance site doesn't bother telling you what's what, so you're stuck squinting at the pictures.

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