The extended Labor Day sales are still running across fashion, home, beauty and tech, with discounts stretching well past the long weekend on some of the most in-demand products of the season. Several retailers are holding reductions of up to 50% or more, making this week one of the better windows for considered purchases before prices reset.
Extended Labor Day Sales: What the Retailers Are Offering
The headline numbers across this week’s extended Labor Day sales are broad in range and category. ABC News reports that Brooklinen is offering up to 50% off select bundles and 25% off everything else sitewide, with the Super-Plush Bath Towel Bundle currently priced at $118, down from $238. That stacks up as a meaningful saving on a product that falls into regular household rotation.
Also flagged by ABC News, Best Buy is carrying up to 45% off select major appliances alongside up to 40% off select TVs. For anyone holding off on a big-screen upgrade, that appliance discount in particular gives genuine scope to act. Crate and Barrel, meanwhile, is running up to 60% off in its Labour Day Sale, making it one of the steeper reductions available in the home category this week.
On the sleep side, Rolling Stone notes that Casper is offering up to 35% off its award-winning mattresses. That sits alongside the Avocado Green Mattress with Pillow Top, currently listed at $2,319, reduced from $2,899, for those weighing a longer-term investment.
The Standout Individual Deals Still Live This Week
Among the individual product highlights, the Samsung 65 Inch Class The Frame TV is priced at $950, down from $1,800, which makes it one of the more eye-catching tech reductions of the week. Samsung‘s Frame range doubles as wall-mounted artwork when idle, so the price cut carries extra weight for buyers who have been watching it.
The Meta Ray-Ban Skyler (Gen 1) is available at $224, originally $299, for those after wearable tech at a more accessible price point. In the beauty device space, the Therabody TheraFace Pro is down to $280 from $420, a reduction of $140 on a product that regularly holds its price.
Fashion deals include the Coach Emmy Saddle Bag 23 Leather at $230, reduced from $395, and the Next Nothing Ordinary Brown Premium Midi Smock Dress at $96, originally $170. Hanky Panky’s 3-Pack Lace Boyshorts are at $80, down from $102, for those stocking up on basics.
In the home category, the Rugs USA Arrel Speckled Wool-Blend Rug is listed at $349, originally $590, and the Company Essentials Down Alternative Comforter in Queen size from The Company Store is $191, reduced from $239. Both sit in the kind of product bracket where extended sales tend to produce the most useful savings, given the infrequency with which most people shop for them.
The Brooklinen Super-Plush Bath Towel Bundle at $118, down from $238, rounds out the home picks and represents one of the sharper percentage reductions in the linen category this week.
Across categories, the consistent thread in these extended Labor Day sales is that the larger-ticket items, mattresses, televisions and home textiles, are showing the most room for movement. Smaller purchases are available at modest reductions, but the case for acting is strongest where the original price tags carry real weight. With several of these sales explicitly flagged as running only through the week, the practical window is short.
Casper’s up to 35% off mattress promotion, as reported by Rolling Stone, and Best Buy’s appliance deals reported by ABC News, are two to check against individual basket totals before the discounts close.