Le Crueset Outlet Stores Discounts

Le Creuset Outlet Store from October 1-31 for great savings on all Le Creuset branded items:
Save 20% when you spend $125,
Save 25% when you spend $200,
Save 35% when you spend $300

Quantities are limited on certain colors and shapes, so shop early for the best selection. While you’re there, be sure to check out our selection of Dijon 2nd Quality Cast Iron Cookware, all on sale for 35% off. And when you visit our Signature Stores, check out our fresh-for-fall retail exclusives including the Cassis Tarte Tatin Dish, Cassis Fondue, Cassis Heart Casserole and Cassis and Flame Soup Tureens. From October 1-31, buy any 4.5 Qt. or larger Round French Oven and receive a FREE copy of The Cast Iron Way to Cook cookbook and a FREE bottle of Cast Iron Cookware Cleaner.

This sale is also good for 1st and 2nd. 2nd are what you find at places like TJMaxx. I personally never see the larger one at any local stores, just the smaller useless ones.

http://www.lcstores.com/

There, info listed for all you whiny, lazy, pansies.
B&M factory outlets and stores

You may want to put the discounts into your post and mention it's B&M only.

to have actual details of the sale....

spend 125 save 20%
200 = 25% off
300 = 35% off

FYI. I own a Kirkland and Le Crueset. LC is the winner. My Kirkland is smaller but weighs so much more! I love my LC so much!

Buy a cheap one and you have OK quality and good performance, providing that you care for it properly. Made from cheaper materials so life span is probably going to be shorter than an expensive one unless you rarely use it.

Buy an expensive one like Le Crueset and you have excellent quality and great performance, but at a cost. However, it's an investment into something of very good quality and you may have it for decades if you care for it.

There is no right or wrong choice. it's like choosing between a Kia or a Lexus. Weigh the cost, compare the quality and decide which may be a better fit for your cooking habits and wallet.

Quote from joesl8 : Man. Here's another dilemma... which Dutch Oven to buy. Go cheap or go expensive? Is it worth the extra money?? This is why I don't have one and continue to starve... I saw the Walmart one listed (Tramontina) for $35. Costco has a Kirkland made in France one for about $80. Lodge has some nice enamel ones for as low as $40 and some basic black iron looking ones for a little less but Le Crueset has a deal going on. The nearest outlet is about 3 hours away but here's the link. http://www.lcstores.com/ Again, not sure if I should wait for black friday on this..just buy a cheap one or just drive down this weekend and grab a 6.5 qt oval Le Crueset???

So you are considering driving 6hrs (3hrs each way) on your weekend to pay more for the Le Crueset? Just because they are promising to sell you for a few bucks less?

I guess it depends on how much you value your time at (plus the not insignificant cost of the gasoline and wear and tear on your car). If you do need a Dutch Oven, I'd go with the Tramontina myself - I very much doubt it will make any difference on any food you ever cook on it.

You can get a Le Creuset 5.5qt oven for $150 and 6.5qt for oven $160 at TJ Maxx/Marshalls/HomeGoods.

Quote from minimalist : You can get a Le Creuset 5.5qt oven for $150 and 6.5qt for oven $160 at TJ Maxx/Marshalls/HomeGoods.

Link?

Quote from Double Eagle : Link?

It's B&M