Marshalls is a goldmine of designer items at great, money-saving prices – whether you’re looking for back-to-school basics or a cute late-summer look, you’ll find it all here. But what if your tastes run a little more expensive? Well, don’t worry. If you like living luxuriously, Marshall’s has you covered then too – and at a much more affordable price than many other places.

Here’s the deal on some luxury items you can get cheaper at Marshall’s than anywhere else.

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Save $150 on the Original: Gucci Wallets

Any savvy Marshalls shopper knows they can get these great designer items for less – and that includes the chicest of them all, Gucci. The Supreme Canvas Continental Wallet is only $600 – and if you know Gucci, you know that’s a great deal. The same wallet costs $750 in Gucci stores. It’s not a fake – we’re talking the real thing with the iconic Gucci logo emblazoned all over it.

Featuring gold-tone hardware and buttery soft leather trim, the wallet is the perfect size to hold all your cards and cash.

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Philipp Plein watches for victory

Ever heard of Philipp Plein? If not, google it. Their Skeleton Spectre watch normally retails for $440. At Marshalls? $349.99.

This is what makes this watch cool:

• Water resistant up to 50 m (why not shower with it?)

• Comes in a skull-shaped case (because normal cases are not luxurious enough)

• 42 millimeter stainless steel with black PVD coating (looks robust, is robust)

You save almost a hundred dollars on a watch that makes people think you spent a lot more.

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Silk pajamas by Josie Natori: luxury for less money

Sleeping in silk is a real game-changer. Josie Natori’s two-piece silk pajama set normally costs $400 or more. Marshalls price? $179.99.

What you get:

You’ll save at least $220. It’s like getting paid to sleep in luxury.

Elchim 8th Sense hairdryer for professional hair

Hairdressers swear by Elchim. Their 8th Sense dryer normally costs $190. At Marshalls you can get it for $139.99.

What’s the big deal?

• 36 heat and speed settings (for when you’re undecided)

• Digital power control (because analog is so last century)

• Works for all hair types (curly, straight, whatever)

That’s a savings of $50 and your hair will thank you.

Le Creuset kettle without Le Creuset price

Le Creuset is the Rolls-Royce of kitchenware. Their 1.7-liter whistling kettle? Normally $80. It’s $59.99 at Marshalls.

The facts:

• Works on any stove (even the fancy induction stoves)

• Whistles when the water is ready (old fashioned, but it works)

• It’s Le Creuset, so it will probably outlive you

You save $20 on something you use every day. Not bad.

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Schmidt Brothers knife set for serious chefs

Good knives can change everything. The Schmidt Brothers 15-piece German steel knife set normally costs $375. The price at Marshall? $299.99.

What’s in the box:

• Every Knife You’ll Ever Need (15 Pieces)

• Carbon steel (stays sharp forever)

• Black titanium coating (looks great, rust resistant)

• Comes with a sharpener and instructions on how to cut things

That’s a savings of $75 on knives that will make you feel like a professional chef.

Cologne: Creed Viking (Because you’re worth it)

Creed Viking is the cologne for people who have “made it.” Regular price: $400 for just over 3 ounces. Marshalls price: $299.99.

Why it’s chic:

• Made in France (ooh la la)

• Smells like success (pink pepper, bergamot, sandalwood)

• The bottle looks like it belongs in a mansion

Bottom line: Saved $100 and still smelling like a million dollars.

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