FAQs
Why do many clearance listings show only one size or color?
Because clearance is where the last of an item's inventory ends up. When a jacket has sold through every size but small, the small gets a clearance listing of its own — which is why you'll see titles like 'Size S' or 'X-Small' throughout this collection. The size or color in the title is what's available, full stop. It makes browsing a little unusual, but it also means that if a listing matches your size, you're looking at a real markdown on exactly the item you'd get.
Will a clearance item come back in stock after it sells out?
Generally, no. Clearance items are final inventory — previous-generation models, discontinued colors, and last remaining sizes — so once a listing sells through, it typically isn't restocked. If clearance doesn't have your size, check the same category at current prices, where current-generation models are stocked in a full size run, or watch the Sale collection, where markdowns on current models rotate through the year.
What's the difference between Clearance and the Sale collection?
Think of them as two stages of the same pipeline. The Sale collection carries rotating markdowns across the current catalog — deals that come and go while the products remain part of our regular range. Clearance is the final stage: more than 400 listings that are the last of their inventory, heavy on previous-generation models and single remaining sizes, with small accessories starting under $10. If you're hunting a specific model, check both — the collections overlap, but each carries deals the other doesn't.
