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Labor Day is on Monday, September 5 and retailers are already kicking off their celebratory deals.
From outdoor gear to jewelry, you can find plenty of products on sale.
Some of the best sitewide sales include REI, ThermoWorks, J.Crew, and more.
Labor Day is more than just a three-day weekend — it's also a great time to score some deals. It's the unofficial end of summer, and the last major savings event before the rush of holiday discounts on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Though it's still a few days before the holiday weekend kicks off, we're already seeing several discounts from retailers and brands that we recommend. We've gathered all of them below, and we'll update this story with more Labor Day discounts as additional deals go live.
Zagg: Get 25% off digital accessories through August 30.
Labor Day sale FAQs
When is Labor Day?
This year, Labor Day lands on September 5.
When do Labor Day sales start?
Many Labor Day sales kick off well before the three-day weekend, with early deals typically popping up in the weeks leading up to the holiday. We've listed all of the ongoing sales above, and we'll update this story with more as they go live.
Does Labor Day have good sales?
If you're expecting all-time low prices like we see on Black Friday, you probably won't find them during Labor Day. However, the holiday's sales are still worth shopping, as they're the best prices we'll see for months.
What should I shop for on Labor Day?
During Labor Day weekend you can get some sweet savings on big-ticket items — think furniture, appliances, and outdoor gear. Specifically, REI is holding a great Labor Day sale worth checking out, considering the company tends to abstain from Black Friday festivities.
However, when it comes to tech, apparel, home goods, and entertainment products, you'll likely find better deals during Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
When will Labor Day sales end?
It varies by retailer, but Labor Day sales tend to end within the week after the holiday. Some short-lived promotions end immediately after Labor Day, while others can last until September 12.
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