Presidents Day 2020 Sales On Clothes, Shoes And Accessories
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Presidents Day is on Monday, Feb. 17, which means a lucky few of you might have a long weekend ahead of you.
For those who aren’t fortunate enough to have the day off, the good news is you can sneak in a little online shopping at the office and take advantage of all the sales happening this weekend.
Plenty of retailers are offering sales for Valentine’s Day and to celebrate Presidents Day. It’s a great time to snag some midi skirts for spring or buy those boots you’ve been eyeing all winter. We’ve seen deals on everything from 50% off at Anthropologie to Bonobos.
So you can spend more time shopping and less time searching, we’ve rounded up the best sales happening this weekend on fashion, home, beauty and more for Presidents Day 2020.
Just be sure to check back, as we’ll be updating this list as the deals are announced.
And check out HuffPost Coupons for Presidents Day promo codes from brands you know and trust like adidas and Nike.
Below, the best Presidents Day sales on clothes, shoes, bags and more:
Get up to 50% off sale until Feb. 17
Get 40% off everything (no code needed) and free two to three day shipping on orders over $100 with code BRSHIP.
Until Feb. 16, you can get 25% off new loungewear with code UNWIND.
Score an extra 50% off markdowns with code SALE50 until Feb. 13
Take 30% off site wide with code SALE30 until Feb. 17
Get up to 40% off with code EXTRA40 until Feb. 18
Get 25% off and free shipping until Feb. 14
Take 10% off orders over $50, 20% off orders over $100 and 25% off orders over $200 until Feb. 17
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You can get an extra 50% sale styles and 30% off almost everything else with code WEEKEND.
This weekend, get 40 to 60% off full-price items (prices are already marked) and 50% off clearance products with code WINBIG.
Get up to 60% off sale items and 25% off full-price products with code LONGWKND.
During the brand’s Presidents Day sale, you can get 30% off sitewide and an additional 50% off sale items.
Enjoy 10% off your first purchase with code SAVE10PERCENT
For two days only (Feb. 14 and Feb. 15), you can get 40% off full-price styles with code LOVEU. And an additional 50% off sale items.
Get 30% off and select styles under $14 until Feb. 17
Macy’s
Save a total of 40-60% with extra 10-20% off with coupon until Feb. 23
Madewell Insiders can get 15% off their purchase. You do have to sign in to see your discount at checkout.
Take 25% off one item
Treat yourself to 14% off everything until Feb. 14
Take an extra 20% off orders over $100 until Feb. 18
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Enjoy an extra 20% off ‘Sale Must-Haves’ until Feb. 19
Take 25% off sitewide and an extra 40% off clearance until Feb. 17
Take 30% off select styles until Feb. 18
Nordstrom’s Winter Sale just kicked off and you can save up to 40% off sale items.
Nordstrom Rack’s “Clear The Rack” sale is here and you can get an extra 25% off clearance items.
Save an extra 30% off all sale styles and get free shipping on orders over $100 until Feb. 17
Take 40% of all jeans and tees until Feb. 21
Until Feb. 19, some sale items at Patagonia are half-off. And we’ve seen a lot of spring clothes hiding in the sale section.
Enjoy major markdowns on brands like Stuart Weitzman, Valentino and Joe’s Jeans until Feb. 18
Get up to 70% off designer styles from Reformation, AGGOLDE and Madewell
Universal Standard’s second annual “Mystery Boxes” are back from Feb. 13 to Feb. 20. Each box will be available at special prices starting from $50, but valued up to $600, and includes three secret items
For a limited time only, get 30% off women and men’s BDG jeans.
Take an extra 40% off sale until Feb. 17
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