Target's Black Friday sale is starting three weeks early on Nov. 6
The allure of a one day, door busting sale is no more. Shopping events which used to be a 24-hour marathon have now extended into multi-day events. On Oct. 30, Target officially announced its Black Friday sale, and it's coming way before Nov. 28.
The big-box retailer is launching its early Black Friday sale Nov. 6 through 8, three weeks before actual Black Friday. The early deals are a response to consumer wants, according to Target, based off McKinsey data that showed two-thirds of consumers are eager to start holiday shopping before Black Friday.
And to be fair, it makes sense considering how late Black Friday falls this year, nearly the latest it can fall in the year. But these early deals don't mean that Target is skipping out on standard Black Friday, they're still hosting a Black Friday sale on Nov. 28.
But if you're one of the 66% looking to get started on holiday shopping, here are the deals to look forward to.
Early Black Friday deals coming to Target
Leading up to the sale, Target has provided a preview of all the deals coming to their early Black Friday sale on Nov. 6 and 8. Based on the list, we're not seeing a ton of tech deals, instead the sale is focused holiday decor and toys. Here's what to expect:
40% off pajamas
40% off women & kids' sweaters
40% off select holiday decor and lights
40% off Lego
40% off Champion
40% holiday sheets
Up to 50% off small appliances & floor care, including Ninja
Up to 50% off select toys, including Barbie, FAO Schwarz and Hot Wheels
30% off women's and men’s Levi’s clothing
Topics Black Friday
Boston-based Shopping Reporter, Samantha Mangino, covers all things tech at Mashable, rounding up the best products and deals. She’s covered commerce for three years, spending extensive time testing and reviewing all things home, including couches, steam irons, and washing machines. She thoroughly vets products and internet trends, finding out if those cozy gamer chairs are really as comfortable as TikTok claims.
