We adore this English designer for his modern, relaxed take on men’s and women’s fashion, and we love him even more when his stock is reduced up to 75 percent. Add some British flair to your wardrobe with guys’ wool suits, reduced from $1,500–$2,000 to $300; ladies’ military blazers tagged $175 (once $700–$1,200); and dudes’ leather dress shoes, chipped from $700–$1,200 to just $100.

1 Jill Stuart Instead of window shopping, you may actually be tempted to enter this high-end store when this designer’s fashion-forward, femme looks are up to 50 percent off. Lip-printed cocktail dresses are pared down from $650 to $325, chunky knit sweaters are razored from $850 to $425, and chain-strap messenger bags are dipped from $695 to $350. 100 Greene St between Prince and Spring Sts (212-343-2300, jillstuart.com). Mon–Sat 11am–7pm, Sun noon–6pm.Thu 30–Sun 9.

2 Matthew Williamson This luxe English designer has been creating of-the-moment wares since the mid-’90s, and we’re pumped to head to his Meatpacking District flagship, where prefall, fall and winter garments and accessories will be up to 40 percent off. Chunky sweaters with detailed shoulders are marked $270 (were $450), strapless sequin dresses are slit from $3,500 to $2,100, lace-covered skirts are now $417 (once $695), and beaded necklaces are cut from $995 to $597. 415 W 14th St between Ninth Ave and Tenth Aves (212-255-9881, matthewwilliamson.com). Mon–Sat 11am–7pm, Sun 12:30–6pm. Thu 30–Jan 23.

3 Sean Store Suits can be quite a hefty investment, so when you find them marked down, it’s definitely worth stocking up. This chain will be discounting its dapper men’s looks at 25 percent off. Wool-and-cotton jackets are reduced from $425 to $320, pants are $145 (formerly $195), slim-cut wool sweaters with buttoned shoulders are chipped from $148 to $88, and plaid poplin button-down shirts are tagged $96 (usually $128). Mention TONY for 10 percent off purchases through Jan 31. 224 Columbus Ave between 70th and 71st Sts (212-769-1489) • 199 Prince St between MacDougal and Sullivan Sts (212-598-5980) • seanstore.com. Mon–Sat 11am–8pm, Sun noon–7pm. Thu 30–Jan 31.

4 Cool Hunting x Gap pop-up The trend-obsessed blog Cool Hunting (coolhunting.com) stays true to its moniker by curating more than 100 rad products, many of which are created by talented NYC designers, in Gap’s rotating Fifth Avenue concept space. Take home stylish accessories, such as Freehands tech gloves ($18–$80), Jawbone Jambox x Cool Hunting limited-edition speakers ($200) and Melangerie State-by-Food tote bags ($25). The temporary shop will also host events like Casa Dragones tequila tastings and book signings. 680 Fifth Ave between 53rd and 54th Sts (212-977-7023, coolhunting.com/gap). Thu 30–Sat 1 10am–9pm, Sun 2 11am–8pm.

5 Jane Boutique Since the mid-’80s, this upscale uptown boutique has been offering classy dames clothing, jewelry, accessories and antiques. You won’t have to restrain yourself from actually buying the chichi merch when it’s halved. René Lezard printed silk dresses are clipped from $995 to $498, Orla Kiely hooded plaid coats are shaved from $645 to $387, Hoss flannel hobo bags with leather handles are collapsed from $275 to $165, and Ambre Babzoe rabbit-fur vests with rhinestones are $217 (formerly $310). 1025 Lexington Ave between 73rd and 74th Sts (212-772-7710, janeboutique.com). Mon–Sat 10am–6pm. Thu 30–Jan 17.

6 SBH Thrift Store Truly frugal folks (you know who you are!) will be running to Brooklyn when this thrift shop cuts its already reasonable prices. Find garb up to 50 percent off, including assorted printed and solid ties, diced from $2 to $1; two-piece men’s suits, whittled from $30 to $15; and skirts for only $4 (instead of $7). 1955 McDonald Ave between Kings Hwy and Quentin Rd, Gravesend, Brooklyn (718-376-3914). Mon–Wed, Sun 9am–6pm; Fri 9am–3pm. Sun 9–Jan 14.

7 Tumi You’ll have no problem spotting your suitcase on the baggage-claim carousel when you carry one of these vibrant, posh pieces of luggage. Nylon weekend bags with leather trim are discounted from $345 to $199, two-wheeled carry-ons are chopped from $395 to $239, and roomy totes with front pockets are nicked from $195 to $119. Locations throughout the city; visit tumi.com. Thu 30–Sun 9.

8 Kaori’s Closet This downtown lingerie shop offers Japan-sourced sexy bits, plus plenty of fab choices from names like Elle Macpherson, Amulette and Belabumbum. Grab the goods up to 70 percent off, such as La Vie à Deux eyelet bras with matching bikini bottoms, trimmed from $110 to $88; Myla floral-lace bras with thongs and garter belts, cut from $353 to $281; Narue nylon-and-polyester floral-lace bras with matching bikini bottoms, snipped from $120 to $96; and Stella McCartney netted bras and bikini bottoms, marked $108 (instead of $135). 71 W Houston St between West Broadway and Wooster St (212-387-7788, kaoriscloset.com). Mon–Sat 11am–7pm, Sun noon–6pm. Thu 30–Jan 31.

9 The Sample Room NY Finding your dream wedding dress can be a nightmare (hey there, bridezilla!). Take some of the stress off by snatching a gown marked up to 75 percent off. Jenny Packham silk gowns with halter necks and keyholes are lowered from $2,840 to $1,362, Reya Mivasagar dresses with low backs and waterfall trains are chiseled from $4,840 to $2,000, and Rosa Clara strapless organza mermaid gowns are $775 (were $1,500). 40 W 17th St between Fifth and Sixth Aves, suite 2B (212-929-8868, thesampleroomny.com). Wed 5–Fri 7 10am–6pm, Sat 8 9am–5pm.

10 G-Lish This label, started by designer Gabrielle Hoffman, is known for its embellished and hand-beaded tops, dresses and accessories. Add some glitz to your wardrobe in the form of fringy frocks, sheared from $250 to $130; bejeweled tanks, snipped from $150 to $70; and glam cashmere sweaters for just $50 (were $85). 110 W 40th St between Broadway and Sixth Ave, suite 602 (212-278-8002, g-lish.com). Mon–Fri 10am–7pm. Thu 30–Jan 30.

Multi-designer sample sale Label whores, we advise you to raid your piggy banks: Designer brands will be up to 70 percent off when IT USA showroom empties its closets. John Galliano silk floral tunic dresses are tagged $269 (formerly $895), Just Cavalli shoulder bags with metal hardware details are dropped from $1,050 to $315, and men’s C’N’C Costume National zip-up puffy jackets are lowered from $995 to $299. If you only have $100 to spend, you can pick up a pair of Just Cavalli jeans for $75 (as opposed to $250) and still have moolah left over for a few martinis. 17 Battery Pl South between Washington and West Sts, fifth floor (212-636-0865, itsamplesale.com). Mon–Sat 11am–7pm, Sun 11am–6pm. Mon 18–Oct 24.