The 79 best Memorial Day 2025 sales we found to save you hundreds
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There's no shortage of reasons to love Memorial Day.
For one, it's the first long weekend we've been treated to since February. Which already makes it ace in our book. Second: Memorial Day Weekend is, to us, when grill season really kicks off. While it may not officially be summertime for another month, the end of May is good enough for us. Who needs a solstice to tell them it's summer, anyway?
But our last, and certainly not least, reason for loving Memorial Day would have to be the sales. What's better than kicking your feet up over a long weekend, the smell of barbeque wafting, and doing some online shopping? Especially when the deals are this good.
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And now, even before Memorial Day weekend, you can get a head start on shopping a sprawling list of sales , including huge deals on mattresses, appliances, furniture, beauty, footwear, and more, and featuring brands like Amazon, Casper, Walmart, J. Crew, and more.
Use the links below to navigate to your preferred section, or simply scroll to take in everything that Memorial Day has to offer.
Best Memorial Day Sales from Major Retailers
Amazon's Memorial Day sale is finally here, offering up to 35% off brands like Apple, Ring, Keurig, Amazon Fire, and more! These deals won't last forever, so make sure to head over to Amazon before they disappear!
Nothing says Memorial Day like a brand-new laptop. This week, head to Best Buy's Memorial Day sale to save big on computers, appliances, phones, cameras, smart watches, TVs, and much more, available now through May 26.
This Memorial Day, Bloomingdale's is offering doorbuster deals of 25%-65% off a huge selection of items, including options for men, women, and kids. Available through May 26.
Drill, mow, paint — all while saving this Memorial Day at Home Depot. The retailer is offering huge markdowns on appliances, tools, patio furniture, and more, available now for a limited time.
Enjoy huge savings this season at Lowe's. In addition to their huge selection of standard deals, Lowe's is also offering up to 40% off select major appliances, available now through June 4.
Head to Walmart this Memorial Day season to check out the brand's Summer Rollbacks, including deals on Crocs, LEGO, Nintendo, and more.
This weekend at Wayfair, save up to 70% off during the brand's Memorial Day Clearance sale, the first of tons of Wayfair Sales available this Memorial Day season!
Dick's Sporting Goods Memorial Day Deals are here, offering up to 50% off brands like Yeti, Nike, Stanley, HOKA, and more, available for a limited time only.
Looking to shred on a new guitar all summer long? Head to Fender this Memorial Day to save up to 20% off some of Fender's bestselling guitars and basses, available now through June 1.
Best Memorial Day Clothing, Accessories, and Beauty Sales
Memorial Day savings at Uniqlo start at just $14.90 with styles for the whole family, available for a limited time only.
Calpak
Calpak
Kick off summer with up to 60% off Calpak's luggage collection, including weekender bags, carry-ons, backpacks, and more.
Looking to pick up some great activewear on the cheap this Memorial Day? Head to Athleta to save up 40% off shorts, tanks, tees, and dresses.
50% off everything? Yes, you read that right. This Memorial Day, head to Meundies to stock up on underwear and save big on customer-loved undergarments to rock all summer long.
Speaking of underwear, if you're looking for something a little sexier, head to Victoria's Secret's sale section to save up to 50% off bras, lingerie, thongs, and more.
Celebrate summer in style with J. Crew. The brand's Summer Kickoff Sale is here, offering up to 50% off 1,000s of styles, including swimsuits, denim, t-shirts, and more.
Looking for a new pair of comfy shoes this Memorial Day? There are few better places to look than Allbirds, offering up to 40% off sitewide for a limited time.
Head to Glasses USA this week to save 40% off sitewide, plus free shipping, including on designer eyeglass brands and sunglasses.
J. Crew
J. Crew
Hitting the trails this summer? Don't go without checking out Columbia's Memorial Day Sale, offering between 25%-40% sitewide, available through May 26.
Head to Paige this Memorial Day to claim 25% off sitewide, available for a limited time only.
Comfort's calling. Will you pick up the phone? Head to Dr. Scholl's Shoes this Memorial Day to save 50% off select sale styles, plus free shipping.
Everyone needs basics. They're the foundation that every other clothing choice is built on. This Memorial Day weekend, save 25% off orders of $120 and up with code MDW25, or take 20% off sitewide at Fresh Clean Threads with code MDW20.
If you're in need of a new, chic pair of Mary Janes, flats, or sneakers, we recommend heading to Vionic's Memorial Day Sale, offering up to 30% off summer favorites.
Kid's apparel brand Hanna Andersson is offering 50% off all items this Memorial Day season, including huge savings on backpacks, pajamas, dresses, and more.
Don't cry, readers! Instead, head to boohoo this Memorial Day to save a whopping 50% off everything, including dresses, swimwear, and more.
Our readers love HEYDUDE shoes, and this Memorial Day season, you can save an extra 30% off sale styles for a limited time only.
Solawave's Memorial Day Sale is offering 35% off Kits, including options with the brand's face masks, wanders, and more, for a limited time on.y
Nisolo's Memorial Day sale is on now, offering up to 30% off men's and women's summer essentials, plus free shipping with code FRIENDS30, available for a limited time only.
Best Memorial Bedding & Mattress Sales
Sleep like you're hibernating on a Bear Mattress, available for up to 35% off sitewide, plus two free pillows with the purchase of a mattress, including options like the above Elite Hybrid Mattress, which numbers among the brand's bestsellers. Just use code MEMORIALDAY at checkout, available now through May 26.
Sleep Cozy and Save Big over at Nolah! This week, the brand is offering 30% off mattresses and more, including on bestsellers like the Evolution Luxury Firm mattress, pictured above. Plus, you can score two free pillows with the purchase of a mattress. Available now during the brand's Memorial Day Sale.
Brooklyn Bedding is celebrating the start of a new season with the brand's Memorial Day Preview Sale, offering 25% off sitewide with code MEMORIAL25, available now through May 22.
Helix Mattress
Helix's Memorial Day Sale is on now! Head to the mattress brand's site to save 25% off sitewide with promo code MEMDAY25, available through June 1, including on bestsellers on the Helix Midnight Luxe, pictured above.
Birch's Memorial Day Sale Early Access event is on now, offering 25% off sitewide with code MEMDAY25, available through June 1, including on options like the Birch Natural Mattress, pictured above.
Leesa's Memorial Day Sale, which is on now, offers 30% off mattresses, plus savings on bases & bedding, available now through June 2. No code necessary!
Purple Mattress's Memorial Day sale is on now, offering up to $700 off all mattresses and bases, plus up to 20% off all pillows and bedding, available for a limited time.
You don't have to be from the NYC area to save 25% off sitewide, and up to 50% off bundles this Memorial Day at Brooklinen, available for a limited time.
Parachute into savings this Memorial Day, and save 30% off sitewide, plus up to 75% off sale at Parachute, available for a limited time.
Sleep soundly and save all weekend long with Avocado Mattress, offering up to 20% off their organic, eco-friendly mattresses and more for a limited time only.
Head to Happsy to shop organic mattresses, mattress toppers, pillows, sheet sets and more, and save 20% with code MEMORIAL20, available for a limited time.
This Memorial Day at Nolah Mattress, save 30% off all mattresses, plus free pillows with select mattresses, available for a limited time.
Sleep soundly this Memorial Day Weekend with Leesa, now offering 30% off all mattresses for a limited time.
Shop organic and natural materials this Memorial Day at PlushBeds, offering free shipping, 50% off mattresses, and 25% off toppers, pillows, and bedding for a limited time only.
Boo! Did we scare you? We hope now, we're only trying to warn you about Casper's Memorial Day sale, offering 30% off mattresses, available for for a limited time only!
Sleep Number
Who would say no to a high-tech bed? Especially at these prices! This Memorial Day, Sleep Number is offering 50% off their iLE Limited Edition Smart Bed, available for a limited time only.
This Memorial Day at Amerisleep, save $600 off all mattresses with code MD600, available for a limited time only.
Get your Zzz's with Zoma this Memorial Day, offering 30% off all mattresses with code SLEEP30 available for a limited time.
Head to Lullaby Earth this Memorial Day to save 20% off sitewide on safe, breathable baby mattresses with code MEMORIAL20, available through May 29.
This Memorial Day at Vaya, take $300 off any mattress with code VAYA300, plus 15% off platform beds with code MD15, available for a limited time only.
Best Memorial Day Home and Outdoor Furniture Sales
West Elm's Memorial Day Sale is offering up to 60% off furniture, including up to 50% off outdoor furniture, and an extra 20% off clearance, available while supplies last.
West Elm
West Elm
Nothing says Memorial Day Weekend like brand-new living room decor. Head to McGee & Co. to save 30% off sitewide, available for a limited time only.
A rug can completely change the look of a space. Between May 23 and May 29, Ruggable is offering 20% off sitewide. Use code MEMDAY.
Burrow into savings this Memorial Day, and shop Burrow's Memorial Day sale, offering up to 25% off sitewite, plus free shipping for order of $2.000 and over, available for a limited time only.
This Memorial Day at Homebody, you can aptly use code SHOPNOW to save 30% off sitewide, available for a limited time only.
Starting today, you can save up to 60% off sitewide at Joss & Main during the brand's Memorial Day Sale, available for a limited time.
Looking for a living room refresh? Head to Raymour and Flanigan to shop the brand's Memorial Day sale, offering up to 30% off sitewide.
This sale stacks up! Add to your dining sets for both indoor and out with up to 50% off plates, bowls, cutlery and more.
Starting today, you can save up to 60% off sitewide at AllModern, available for a limited time only.
This Memorial Day Weekend, celebrate with The Citizenry, offering 20% off sitewide, including on the brand's bestselling throws and rugs, available for a limited time only.
The Inside offerings custom beds, chairs, ottomans, and more, designed for you, and this Memorial Day, you can save 25% off sitewide, available through May 27.
Celebrate Memorial Day weekend with custom-made furniture from Interior Define, offering up to 25% off sitewide.
Apt2B's huge Memorial Day Sale is on now, offering up to 35% off sitewide, available through May 31.
Starting today, you can save up to 60% off sitewide at Birch Lane during the brand's annual Memorial Day Sale, on now.
Head to BenchMade Modern to save 20% off the entire website this Memorial Day, plus, score two free pillows with code MEMORIALDAY, available for a limited time only.
Albany Park's largest sale of the year is on now, offering up to 45% off sitewide, available through June 5.
The best part of summertime is spending time outside. Outer knows that, which is why they're offering 20% off all seating, dining, and firepits for a limited time only.
Best Memorial Day Kitchen and Appliance Sales
Who's hungry? We hope our eyes aren't bigger than our stomachs while we're shopping Caraway's Memorial Day Sale, offering up to $160 off kitchenware bundles for a limited time only.
Kitchen essentials, like a brand new apron or an oven mitt, are just a click away during Hedley & Bennett's Memorial Day Sale, offering 20% off sitewide with code MEMORIALDAY, available for a limited time only.
The Great Jones Sale of the Season is on now, offering 25% off sitewide with code SHORTCAKE. Save big on the brand's fashionable dutch ovens, cookware, bakeware, and more.
Who better to trust on kitchen sets than Gordon Ramsey himself? This Memorial Day, save up to 49% off bundles at HexClad, available for a limited time only.
Frigidaire
We typically don't honor the French on Memorial Day, but we can make an exception for Frigidaire, offering up to 35% off appliances for a limited time only.
Made In Cookware's Summer Sale is here, offering up to 25% off chef-tested cookware for a limited time only!
This article was written by P.J. McCormick, New York Post Commerce Deals Writer/Reporter. P.J. is an expert deal-finder, sifting through endless brands and retailers to deliver only the best savings opportunities on truly worthwhile products. P.J. finds Prime Day-worthy deals all year long on some of our favorite products we've tested and our readers' beloved best-sellers, from Wayfair furniture sales to the lowest prices on Apple AirPods. P.J. has been scouring sales for Post Wanted shoppers since 2022 and previously held positions at Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and Hyperallergic. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.
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