Labor Day is coming up to mark the unofficial end of summer.
Retailers highlight the popular holiday with discounts on several products, including tech, furniture and apparel.
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Shoppers can find major savings at many of their go-to shops, including Walmart, Amazon and Wayfair.
Here are some of the best Labor Day 2022 sales on tech, furniture, home goods, apparel and mattresses you can find online now:
Department Stores
Walmart: Walmart is dropping prices across several departments, including up to 60% off fashion, 22% off PC gaming and up to 20% off mattresses.
Target: Target’s Summer Send-off Sale has deals now through Sept. 5, including up to 30% off patio furniture, 20% off kids’ clothing basics and up to 40% off electronics.
Macy’s: The department store’s annual Labor Day sale is back with 20-65% off storewide, including clothes, handbags, furniture and mattresses from now through Sept. 18.
Bloomingdale’s: The department store is taking an extra 30% off in all departments from now through Sept. 5.
Kohl’s: Kohl’s is holding a clearance sale with up to 70% off on several items. Champion brand kids’ styles are on sale for 40% off now through Sept. 6, and select Sephora at Kohl’s beauty items are 50% off now through Sept. 17.
Saks Fifth Avenue: The department store is hosting a designer sale with up to 70% off designer styles.
Tech
Samsung: The tech brand is offering sales on its home appliances and TVs. These include up to $1,500 off the 2020 model of its Neo QLED 4K TV and up to $1,200 off select Bespoke Refrigerators.
Amazon: Amazon is having sales in several departments, including apparel as part of its End of Summer sale and Fire TVs up to 32% off. Amazon’s Gaming Week is also on now though Sept. 9 with deals on gaming tech, like video games, computers, accessories and gaming systems.
Lenovo: Lenovo is offering up to 67% off on laptops and tech. Plus, shoppers get an extra $50 off when they spend $800 or more, or $75 off when they spend $1000 or more on any Intel-powered Lenovo gaming PC. Use code INTELGAMERDAYS2022 to receive the discount.
Home Goods and Improvement
Wayfair: The furniture e-commerce site is offering up to 70% off on its products, including up to $400 off select Sealy mattresses.
Solo Stove: This brand has its fire pits on sale up to 40% off during its Labor Day sale. Plus, accessories are up to 35% off and the Pi Pizza Oven is over 30% off.
Our Place: The cookware brand popular for its Always Pan is offering 25% off almost everything on its website.
Sharp: Sharp’s Labor Day Sale is giving customers up to $500 off on select appliances now through Sept. 17.
Home Depot: Home Depot is hosting its Labor Day Savings event through Sept. 5 with deals across its departments, including up to 30% off appliances.
Lowe’s: Lowe’s Labor Day Savings event includes deals on lighting, tools and grills. Plus, shoppers will get 10% off on Samsung or LG appliances when they spend $2,999 or more. Patio furniture and accessories are also on sale up to 50% off.
Mattresses
Mattress Firm: The mattress store is giving customers up to 60% off on mattresses and free delivery on orders.
Nectar: Nectar’s Labor Day sale is giving customers $200 off mattresses and $499 worth of accessories included with purchases.
Leesa: Mattresses from the website are on sale up to $700 off and come with two free pillows worth $120.
Casper: At Casper, shoppers can save up to 60% on mattresses. Plus, they can get up to 50% off select items.
Apparel
J.Crew: During its Summer-to-Fall Sale, the clothing store is offering 30% off purchases and an extra 50% off sale styles using code LONGWKND.
Under Armour: Under Armour’s back-to-school sale includes backpacks for 25% off. Its UA Outlet items are also on sale up to 50% off.
Coach: Coach is holding an Insider Early Access Sale with 25% off on select styles using code TAKE25.
Kate Spade: The fashion brand is taking 30% off sale styles using code MORE30 from now through Sept. 5.
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