Kmart Ready to Rock with Fashion Shows

Kmart quotes a recent survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF) that says this year, teenagers and pre-teens will spend more of their own money for apparel, supplies and accessories for back to school.

So, Kmart says it is offering affordable prices on the hottest trends for tweens and teens from jeggings and skinny jeans to backpacks and candy-colored staplers, allowing customers to get even more for their money.

“For years Kmart has offered customers ways to make back to school more affordable without compromising on quality or style,” said Mark Snyder, chief marketing officer, Kmart. “This year, we continue to offer the value that moms want, along with the fashions that their kids are asking for, with access to more exclusive brands including Dream Out Loud with Selena Gomez, Bongo and Rebecca Bonbon.”

Kmart is also bringing more value to its customers this back to school season by conducting in-store fashion shows in Chicago (Aug. 3) and Los Angeles (Aug. 5), to highlight the hottest fashions at prices that won’t break the bank, says the company.

The full-scale runway shows featuring the latest looks will give tweens and teens a sneak peek at pieces from Dream Out Loud by Selena Gomez, Bongo, Rebecca Bonbon, Route 66 and more.

Kmart is making it convenient for their customer to find exactly what they want, when they want it with online shopping tools such as Kmart2go and layaway. Through Kmart2go, customers can shop via iPhone and Android apps and they can search, browse and buy directly from their phone, then have the order shipped to their door.

With Kmart layaway – in store and online – budget-conscious consumers can secure “hot” back to school items early, interest-free and pick them up in time for school.

And Shop Your Way Rewards members can earn 10 points for every $1 spent on qualifying goods and services purchased across Sears, Kmart, Lands’ End, mygofer and The Great Indoors – in store and online.

Members can earn and redeem points on almost everything they buy, from school supplies and apparel at Kmart to an oil change at a Sears Auto Center and more.

Kmart, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sears Holdings Corporation, is a mass merchandising company that offers brands including Jaclyn Smith, Joe Boxer, County Living and Route 66.

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