Labor Day 2025 Sales Are Here Early—What You Need to Know to Shop Smart
Hey, so Labor Day 2025 is coming up soon—it actually falls on Monday, September 1st this year. But here’s the thing: you don’t have to wait until the holiday weekend to start scoring great deals because many retailers have already kicked off their Labor Day sales early. That means right now is the perfect time to get ahead of the crowd and shop some really good discounts before everything sells out.
Typically, the biggest sales happen during the last week of August and peak on Labor Day weekend. But this year, brands like Bear, Lowe’s, and Nolah are already offering markdowns on mattresses and major appliances—two categories that usually see some of the deepest discounts around Labor Day. So, if you’ve been wanting a new mattress or a kitchen upgrade, jumping in now could save you quite a bit and help you avoid running into stock shortages later.
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As we get closer to the holiday, expect more retailers to join in with sales on furniture, tech gadgets, home goods, outdoor gear, and even fall fashion. Labor Day shopping has become a major event, almost like a second Black Friday, especially for big-ticket items because stores use this time to clear out seasonal inventory with some serious price cuts.
If you want to shop like a pro, here are a few tips: First, start early if you want something specific—that way, you’re not left empty-handed when popular items sell out. Second, always compare prices across different stores because what looks like a great deal at one place might be better elsewhere, especially on big brands carried by multiple retailers. And third, look out for ways to stack discounts by using promo codes or cashback offers alongside holiday sales for extra savings.
Some of the current deals include up to 35% off mattresses at Bear and Nolah, big discounts on appliances at Lowe’s and The Home Depot, and furniture sales at Wayfair, Article, and West Elm with savings up to 60%. For tech, Amazon and Walmart have already dropped prices on laptops, tablets, and smart home devices. If you love the outdoors, REI and Retrospec have deals on gear and bikes.
Just a quick reminder about the holiday itself—since it’s a federal holiday, government offices and the USPS will be closed, and no mail will be delivered on Labor Day. Some big retailers like Costco will also close, but most grocery stores and places like Walmart and Target will remain open.
So, whether you’re looking to refresh your home, grab some new tech, or score outdoor gear, now’s the time to start watching prices and making your wish list. When the biggest sales hit over Labor Day weekend, you’ll be ready to click “add to cart” with confidence.
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