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Target Circle Deal Days Return October 6th & 7th

New Yorkers can save early on fall and holiday finds

Fall is quickly approaching and shoppers are looking to stretch their budgets, discover new seasonal styles, and get a head start on holiday shopping. Target today announced the return of the retailer's Target Circle Deal Days, which will take place on October 6 and October 7.

The two-day event is open to all members of Target Circle, a free-to-join loyalty program, while Target Circle 360 members can get early access to select offers beginning on October 5.

"Guests are looking for ways to save as they swap summer wardrobes for cozy layers, refresh their homes for fall and start checking gifts off their holiday shopping lists," said Sarah Travis, executive vice president and chief digital and revenue officer, Target. "Helping guests celebrate the season with great style, thoughtful design and incredible value is what we do best. Target Circle Deal Days is our way of saying thank you to members while helping them save even more on the styles and brands they love."

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Guests who shop in stores or online during the event will have access to up to 40% off thousands of apparel, home decor, kitchen gadgets, beauty, toys, and tech items.

These savings include:

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  • Seasonal Style: 40% off select family apparel from Cat & Jack, Cloud Island, A New Day, Universal Thread, and Crocs
  • Home Essentials: 30% off Threshold furniture, Hearth & Hand with Magnolia decor, and 30% off storage and kitchen gadgets
  • Beauty & Activewear: 30% off select skincare and cosmetics, 30% off Olive & June nail polish, and 40% off All in Motion activewear
  • Early Holiday Gifting: Up to 40% off select toys, Heyday tech gear, and 40% off outdoor holiday decor, trees, and lights

The Target Circle program also supports local communities through guest-directed giving. Members earn votes when they shop and can use them to help direct Target grants to nonprofits in their area.

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