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Kenneth Cole & Cole Haan Friends and Family Sale Picks

October 20, 2011 By Joe | Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head here to learn more.

30% off  Kenneth Cole with KCFR4 | 25% off Cole Haan with 2011FF

The Kenneth Cole sale expires 10/23/11 while the  Cole Haan sale expires 10/24

One was started out of the back of a semi-truck and the other is owned by Nike (which, come to think of it, was started out of the trunk of a car.)  Both are huge names in the men’s retail industry, and both set their initial retail prices high enough that it’s almost always best to wait for a sale.  And now we have one.  For both.

You’ll need those codes above.  Shipping is free for Kenneth Cole at $100 and up, with a $4 flat rate otherwise.  Cole Haan ships free at $150, with a beastly $10.95 rate for 3-8 business days.  Ouch.  Let’s get on with it:
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Kenneth Cole Regal King – $72.52 ($148)
Looks much better than a $72.

Already on sale for 30% off, the KCFR4 code takes an additional 30% off to get these down to Steve Madden on-sale prices.  Look, I know not everyone likes the slightly elongated chisel (but not square blunted) toe.  I know some don’t think much of Kenneth Cole’s quality.  But I have a pair of these myself and they’ve never given me an issue with moderate use.  And they’re available in both black and brown.  Not everyone can blow $200 – $300 on some Allen Edmonds.  These will do very nicely for the price and look pretty slick at the same time.

 

Kenneth Cole Keep In Mind – $87.22 ($178)
Nice looking shape on these...

Not a bad looking smooth leather chukka.  Much easier to dress up than a floppy desert boot.  Black and tan at the link above, and a very tempting grey suede is also available.

 

Kenneth Cole Mind Tricks – $48.99 ($158)
Olive and black are left.

These are a final sale, so be warned, you can’t return them.  The in person color on these disappointed some the last time they came up for sale, but for $50?  And a casual shoe that you could wear with jeans?  Might be worth taking the chance.  Again, you can’t return them.  Sizes are limited.

 

Kenneth Cole Pebble Grain Leather Duffle – $195.02 SHIPPED ($398)
Half off and all leather.

Four hundred bucks?  No.  Three hundred?  That’s still a ton.  Under $200?  Well…  Pebble grain leather, about 1700 cubic inches of space (so not huge but not tiny), and a reinforced bottom.  Still no?  Says it comes with a “limited liftime guarantee.”  No clue what that means but that can’t be a bad thing.

 

Kenneth Cole Pebbled Business Card Case – $19.60 ($40.00)
Leaves a good impression for cheap.

You gotta get your business cards out of your wallet.  No matter how hard you try, they always end up with some kind of wrinkle, line, or bent corner if you keep them in there.  For $23.60 out of their store and to your door, you get a card case with some texture that’s neither boring or obnoxious.

 

Cole Haan Paul Chukka – $119.96 ($228)
Nice and simple, but doesn't ship free.

Already on sale and down to around $160.  These came in just about every color imaginable but there are very few colors left with a good size selection.  The T Moro shown above is luckily one of them.  Doesn’t ship free.

 

Cole Haan Vintage Military Leather Jacket – $252.71 ($595)
Stand up collar and not too many details.

Leather jackets are pricey.  Haven’t seen this in person and who knows about the leather quality, but it better be decent for $600 full price.  Already reduced and now with the extra 25% off, it’s still expensive, but lands in the wheelhouse if you’re looking to invest in, but not go broke on buying a leather jacket.  Just one review, but it’s 4/5 stars.

 

Cole Haan Air Colton Saddle – $148.50 ($198)
Black and brown can work.

Pretty damn convenient that the discount drops them below the free shipping threshold.  Proof though that black and brown do absolutely go together.  Sometimes.  Spendy.

 

Cole Haan Air Hunter Hiker – $171.00 ($228)
Anyone else remember Nike ACG?

More style than substance because at this price you should almost expect gore tex in a hiker.  But quite possibly the best looking alpine-type boot out there.  Nice work with the plaid around the top.

The Kenneth Cole code KCFR4 expires 10/23 and the Cole Haan code 2011FF expires 10/24  Credit to Chris for the style tip on the Cole Haan sale.

Filed Under: Accessories, Clothing, Shoes Tagged With: Cole Haan, friends and family, Kenneth Cole

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Comments

  1. Guata1983 says

    October 20, 2011 at 11:06 AM

    Joe – Looks like the black and brown saddle already sold out. 

    eyeing these though…

    http://www.colehaan.com/colehaan/catalog/product.jsp?catId=100&productId=426239&productGroup=426238

  2. Chris says

    October 20, 2011 at 11:58 AM

    EXCITED!! I contributed to the site!!

    Chris

  3. Chris says

    October 20, 2011 at 12:10 PM

    I am excited that I am buying my first suit and wanted a pair of quality shoes and came across this posting.  I will be purchasing the Regal Kings in brown..Figure its versatile with navy suits as well as grey suits…Most bang for my buck

    -Chris

  4. Anonymous says

    October 20, 2011 at 4:00 PM

    black also works with gray and navy, I think.

  5. Dan O'Connell says

    October 20, 2011 at 6:20 PM

    Picked up the Paul Chukka in T Moro on the sale, and the Dark Chocolate (full price) at Nordstrom. They are amazing. I hear they develop a squeaking noise apparently, but if it happened, I’d take them to a cobbler. Perfect for Fall/Winter.

  6. Gadorg says

    October 20, 2011 at 7:47 PM

    Are Kenneth Cole’s pretty true to size?  I’m a 9.5 in BR shoes, a 10 in most other shoes like tennies… 

  7. KG says

    October 20, 2011 at 9:45 PM

    I have had a couple pairs of KC shoes a few years back and they were true to size.  I too wear slightly smaller dress shoe than running shoe, 8.5 in dress shoe.  8.5 in KC fit fine for me.

  8. jlee says

    October 21, 2011 at 6:43 AM

    Kenneth Cole shoes can run a half size to a full size large; KC sales associate confirmed this.  I bought a dress loafer online using the Family & Friends discount and then went to try it on after work.  A half size smaller still felt a half size too long.

  9. Forrest Elliott says

    October 21, 2011 at 9:21 AM

    Really cool, just scored the Meet U There Loafer and Keep in Mind Boot for 160$, can’t beat that.

  10. Joe says

    October 21, 2011 at 10:16 AM

    Interesting.  I’ve never had that issue, and my Regal Kings fit true to size.

  11. KNP says

    October 23, 2011 at 1:01 PM

    Just picked up the KiM grey suede boots yesterday for like, $97 with tax and shipping. I’ll let you know how they are. Went to a DSW and tried on every pair of KC shoes I could find (shockingly only like 5 pairs) and they seemed true to size, so I’ve got my fingers crossed I don’t waste 8 bucks on shipping it to  me and back…

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