Boxing Days sales are about to take over Toronto, and although not every store has made its plans known yet -- Christmas shopping isn't technically over, after all -- many of the deals to be had are now being advertised. Rather than list every sale in this post, however, what I've done is provided links to sites whose Boxing Day listings are far more comprehensive and highlighted a few of the more notable offers.

As we mentioned last year, the best resource for clothing and fashion-oriented sales is surely the one put together by former blogTO contributor Anita Clarke. On her blog,I want - I got, she's started to compile a list of sales and flyers, which include the following:

• 50% off and Banana Republic (until noon on the 26th
• Up to 75% off at Livestock (all week)
• Up to 80% off at Sydney's
• Roots, who has separate pages forMen's,Women'sandLeather items
• 拉coste (26th and 27th only)
• A big one -- 50-90% off -- from Philip Sparks
• At least 30% of at Gotstyle
• The Drake General Store
• 30% off at Oliver Spencer
• And more is sure to come...

For information on sales at box stores and the like, here are your best resources:

• Flyerland.ca, who is uploading Boxing Day sale flyers as they're published, featuring stores likethe Bay,Home Outfitters,2001 Audio/Video, andOld Navy.
• Redflagdeals.com, who has more flyers up and an easier to navigate layout. Notable sales fromHenry's Camera,Holt Renfrew,Best Buyand many of the other usual suspects.
• Shoestringshopping.com, who features mostlywarehouse and factory outlet stores.

As more sales are released, I'll do my best to update this post with additional information.

UPDATE (December 26)

As expected, many more sales have been announced. Here's an additional list of stores that might be worth checking out:

• Bay Bloor Radio (click link for flyer)
• The Beguiling (20-40% off)
• Harry Rosen (click link for flyer
• Jonathan and Olivia (up to 60% off)
• Rac Boutique (big discounts on fall clothing
• Sporting Life (good discounts on outwear and ski equipment

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