I love getting Coach discounts on shoes and handbags. I have put together a few tips for finding the best deals on sale Coach shoes and how to find them.

First, Coach stores do have sales on shoes at the end of the season. This is the best place to find a great deal of you have an odd shoe size. Most of the leftovers get marked down. Coach Outlet (Coach Factory Store) locations have shoes as well. I see Coach Sneakers at these locations most often. End-of-season sales at Macy’s, Nordstrom and other retailers will have Coach shoes on sale at the end of season. These retailers are more likely to have sandals and boots as well. Websites like Nordstrom.com do mark down Coach shoes and boots as they would regular inventory. Looking at Retailer websites may prove fruitless.

My favorite find is Ross Stores! Believe it or not, the Ross stores in better locations have Coach product. Visit Ross stores in more affluent areas where ‘better’ merchandise is sent. These stores target customers who are willing to pay a higher ticket. For local tips, ask a Ross associate when their trucks arrive with merchandise and shop that next morning for the best selection.

Outlet stores for Retailers will have product carried in the stores from the previous season, or overstock from the current Season. Sacks off 5^th is one example of a great place to find Coach Shoes. Again, sizes may be hit and miss but you can save over $100.

As always, beware of online scams and fake product. Check eBay seller ratings and customer feedback to find a credible seller. Coach.com rarely puts sale product online, so check up regularly to see if anything gets posted. To keep the brand exclusive, you will not find Coach shoes on other retailer’s websites frequently.

If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. Expect for new purchases about a 10-20% discount. For used items it is just what customers are willing to pay for the condition and quality. Some sellers off eBay and Amazon make purchases at Coach outlet stores and pass the savings along to buyers with a small markup on resale.