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Labor Day Deals and Sales

Get your fix of holiday deals on electronics and apparel.

Labor Day weekend is here, but for some, the longer weekend just means more time to hit the stores for the exclusive Labor Day weekend sales and discounts. Every Labor Day weekend, retailers are putting out their inventory for deep discounts hoping for big returns and this year is no exception.

Here are some Labor Day sales, discounts and deals to watch out for.

As expected, Walmart is offering major sales on electronics, including LCD HD televisions screens from a 22-inch Emerson for $178 to a 42-inch LG priced at $498. PC Laptops are also on sale, including a Compaq Presario at $298, Toshiba at $348 and a Sony at $498. 

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You can also stock up on back-to-school supplies and clothes for the kids. Check out their ad here.

The store is having a 2-day Labor Day sale starting Friday at 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Get up to 60 percent off on children’s, women’s, juniors and men’s apparel, jewelry and shoes. The store is also selling bed sheets and comforters for up to 60 percent off, as well as other supplies for the home. Spend $50 in the store and get $10 back.  Check out their Labor Day ad here.

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If you haven’t already cleaned out your nearest Borders for their Going-Out-of-Business Sale, head to Barnes and Noble where members can save up to $25 on a Nook.  Nooks are starting at $139 and can be shipped for free.

Now through Labor Day, save up to 50 percent off on women’s, men’s, juniors and children’s clothing. Plenty of clothes to stock up on for the year. View their inventory here.


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