Vuori requires their brick & mortar stores to return unsold items to the warehouse for online clearances More on reddit.com

Somehow got in the very first group. Was chaos. Felt like black Friday. But $435 out the door for probably a grand worth of Vuori was worth it. More on reddit.com

Just got home from the sale. I was only interested in joggers so didn't check out other inventory. Employees and past patrons were surprised by how many people were let into each wave this time. It was my first time checking out this sale and I was pleasantly surprised by the range of sizes available for bottoms. There were barely any women's jackets and vests, but tons of men's outerwear. Not sure how quickly the long standby line moved, but it's pretty hot in Tustin right now so be prepared if you choose to go. More on reddit.com

I've done a Thursday 11AM in one of the previous sales (the 2nd hour of the sale), and what they do is put out a ton of one style in maybe 2-3 sizes (for example, halo hoodies in XS and S), and so there'd be only a fraction of the styles on the floor at once (in the beginning hours at least). People will pick and buy, and then the staff will restock the floor with more stuff, and over time the selection will get more varied. Getting an early spot is good and bad IMO - getting into the sale early allows you to pull the best stuff, IF they put it out initially (like jackets and other more desirable items), but the downside is you only get to shop a fraction of what they put out. Not 100% sure on this, but they have a ton of product and only put out enough to fill (and refill) the floor, enough to last the 4 days, so you don't get to pick through everything at once. I personally like going a few to several hours later on the first day of the sale, and I don't bother with Sunday (everything left is what didn't pass everyone else's QC check!). More on reddit.com