Kohl's Kicks Off Early Fall Sales Event with Big Discounts
Kohl's is kicking off its fall sales event early this year, expanding it to four days from Oct. 6 to Oct. 9. The retailer is offering free shipping on all online orders during the event, while Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days will run concurrently from Oct. 7 to Oct. 9. Meanwhile, Target is bringing back Target Circle Week from Oct. 5 to Oct. 11, and Macy's is promising a fresh holiday assortment.
Kohl's is pulling out all the stops for its fall sales event, offering up to 40% off on jackets and coats, up to 75% off on Sephora Collection beauty products, and 40% to 50% off on select home and kitchen products. Customers can also enjoy 25% off qualified purchases with a coupon and earn $10 in Kohl's Cash for every $50 spent.
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days will feature thousands of products across various categories, both in-store and online. Meanwhile, Target's Target Circle Week will offer over 20,000 new items and a Deal of the Day with discounts of up to 50% starting Nov. 1. Macy's is showcasing a curated list of 100 unique holiday gifts and promising more than 40% newness across its holiday assortment.
Despite the economic headwinds, consumers are prioritizing price and value, according to Deloitte. Retail sales for November and December are projected to grow 4% year over year, below the 10-year average, as shoppers seek out the best deals.
With Kohl's, Amazon, Kohls, Target, and Macy's all offering significant discounts and promotions, consumers have plenty of opportunities to find great deals this fall. As the holiday season approaches, retailers are adapting to changing consumer priorities, focusing on price and value to drive sales.
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