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Megabrands and Lifestyle Sale this July at SM Megamall

When it rains, it pours. Yes! Its official, rainy days are here, and this is a perfect time to shop when discounts are pouring in allowing you to save by the bucketful. 



Get ready to shop to your heart’s content at the most anticipated sale event of the year. Metro Creative Themes Inc. once again presents the MEGABRANDS & LIFESTYLE SALE happening this July 5, 6 and 7 at the Megatrade Hall 1, 5th level of SM Megamall Building B. 


This 3-day midyear back-to-school sale will feature shoes, leather goods, athletic wear, bags, apparels, personal items, fashion and gadget accessories among others.


MEGABRANDS such as REEBOK, DIADORA, SKECHERS, PONY, SAUCONY, SPERRY, MERRELL, TRIUMPH, UMBRO are offering items with up to 70% discount.


But there’s more- CASE LOGIC, EUROPAK, PIERRE CARDIN, KEDS, GRENDHA, ITALIANOS, ROCKFORT are just some of the participating brands that will offer marked down items at prices that you can’t resist. What’s even more amazing is that ADMISSION is FREE!


With huge discounts on branded items and with major cards accepted, you have all the reasons to shop wisely at the Megabrands & Lifestyle Sale this weekend!


Megabrands & Lifestyle Sale
July 5, 6 and 7 (weekend)
Open from 11 am to 10 pm
Megatrade Hall 1 at SM Megamall B
FREE ADMISSION

For inquiries and more information please get in touch with MCT Inc. through Jonathan Roxas at 0917-5365473 or Vilma Baculot at 09171633597.

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