Anthropologie is offering deals through Sept. 7 to help shoppers, the environment, educators and schools:
>> Teachers will receive 15 percent off full-price items in stores or online at anthropologie.com with a valid school or teacher ID.
>> Every time you decline a shopping bag, the store will donate 10 cents to public school art projects on DonorsChoose.org.
>> Donate new or gently used items for the school supply drive at your local store; they will go to area schools.
Anthropologie is at Ala Moana Center. Call 946-6302.
Waikele welcomes fall
Waikele Premium Outlets is hosting a back-to-school and fall sale. Highlights:
>> Take 40 percent off all polos and tees at Tommy Hilfiger through Sunday.
>> Buy one, get one 50 percent off at Adidas through Sept. 3.
>> Receive a 30 to 50 percent discount at Oshkosh B’Gosh through Aug. 19. Doorbuster items are $6 and up.
For a complete list of discounts, go to premiumoutlets.com. For more offers and events, follow Waikele Premium Outlets twitter.com/WaikelePO or facebook.com/waikelepremiumoutlets.
Keep up with trends at NM
Neiman Marcus is hosting its Fall Trend Event through Wednesday. Shoppers making a regular-price purchase of $350 or more in The Man’s Store, Women’s Apparel (including Intimate Apparel), accessories, women’s shoes, handbags or jewelry will receive a pair of Lulu Frost earrings or cuff links.
These events are scheduled for Designer Sportswear, Level 2, except where noted:
>> Through Saturday: During the Oliver Peoples trunk show in the eyewear department, view sunglasses styles not currently in stock, including polarized lenses and European and Asian-fit frames. Customers will receive an Oliver Peoples gift with purchase.
>> Friday and Saturday: See the autumn/winter 2015 Akris Punto collection, with informal modeling from noon to 2 p.m.
>> Monday to Wednesday: Dolce & Gabbana Focus Days will showcase the latest collection along with Italian-inspired refreshments. Informal modeling is from noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday.
>> Aug. 27 to 30: View the latest “Wild Luxury” collection from Brunello Cucinelli and informal modeling from noon to 2 p.m., along with light refreshments.
NOW OPEN
Men pampered at budget prices
The Barbershop, a Hair Salon for Men, has opened its first Hawaii location in Kapolei, at 563 Farrington Highway.
The Barbershop was founded by Todd Degner in Wisconsin in 2005 to serve men and boys, with the motto, “It’s More Than a Haircut.”
Brian Yonehara, owner of Hawaii’s first franchise, aims to provide salon services with access to such amenities as a 55-inch flat-panel TV and complimentary dry-roasted peanuts, coffee and filtered water.
Salon services are provided in private booths, each equipped with a 24-inch flat-screen TV and its own washbowl.
After their haircuts, customers are provided with a shampoo including conditioner, hot facial towel, vibrating shoulder massage and an eyebrow, ear and mustache trim. Cost is $16 cash or $16.50 credit.
The Barbershop also offers gray blending, beard trims and waxing services, and detailed etching and cornrow services, by appointment. Hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays. Call 674-1200.
