rebajados

Rebajados is the plural form of rebajado, an adjective in Spanish used to describe goods whose price has been reduced. The term is widely used in retail, catalogs, and online stores to indicate items that have undergone a price reduction from a prior price.

Etymology: Derived from rebajar, to lower or reduce. As a label, it signals a discount that has already been applied, as opposed to a temporary advertisement of a future price.

In commerce: Rebajados appear during sales periods or as promotional events. The magnitude of the reduction can vary, often expressed as a percentage or fixed amount. Retailers may present rebajados with new price tags, crossed-out original prices, or digital price displays. Rebajado items may be limited in quantity or available across categories, from clothing to electronics.

Regulatory and consumer context: In many jurisdictions, the labeling of rebajados is subject to consumer protection rules to ensure that discounts are genuine and clearly disclosed. False or misleading discounts can be prohibited, and some regions require that the original price be shown next to the reduced price.

Regional usage: In Spain and several Latin American countries, rebajas and rebajados are common features of seasonal sales, with main periods such as winter and summer sales. While the exact terms vary, the concept is widely understood as a price reduction on existing stock.

See also: Descuento, Rebaja, Oferta, Liquidación.