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Malaysian Reserve
9 hours ago
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Target to Hold 2024 Prices on School Supplies as It Kicks Off Back-to-School and College Season
Target brings back its 20 must-have school supplies for a total of less than $20 The retailer's popular 20% off student and teacher discounts return again this year Target Circle Week set for July 6-12, with early access to deals for Target Circle 360 members starting July 5 MINNEAPOLIS, June 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) today announced it is maintaining its 2024 prices on key back-to-school items, including its popular list of 20 must-have supplies — still adding up to a total of less than $20 — and last year's top-selling $5 backpack. It's part of the retailer's back-to-school and college plan to prioritize value, style and convenience across school supplies, classroom essentials, dorm décor and on-trend apparel. The retailer also announced the return of its student and teacher discounts, as well as its guest-loved sales event, Target Circle Week, July 6-12 for additional savings on school supplies, electronics and more. 'This is such an important time for everyone preparing to head back to class — or heading off to school for the first time,' said Rick Gomez, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Target. 'The Target team will be there for families by holding last year's prices on key school supplies and standing tall for unrivaled style, quality and exceptional value. We're proud to be a part of back-to-school and back-to-college traditions. And across our assortment, we have great prices on everything needed to get the new school year off to a great start.' Back-to-school must-haves at 2024 prices Target is making back-to-school shopping more affordable by maintaining last year's prices on must-have supplies and offering more ways for consumers to make the most of their budget so they can have it all — high-quality, on-trend products at a great value — as they prepare for the new school year: 20 supplies for under $20. Target is bringing back its popular list of 20 essential school supplies that add up to less than $20 total, including crayons, colored pencils, notebooks, folders and more. School items under $5. Over 1,000 back-to-school items are $5 and under, including school supplies starting at $0.25, $2 water bottles and $5 wired headphones. First-day-of-school outfits from $5. Cat & Jack outfits start at $5, making it easy for parents to dress young students in affordable, on-trend clothing. dealworthy school supplies. New this year, the retailer's dealworthy brand is expanding its value-priced lineup to include school supplies such as notebooks starting at $0.35, composition books starting at $0.50, lunch sacks at $3 and backpacks at $5. Teacher essentials starting at $3.50. Teachers can get classroom-ready affordably, with essentials like storage bins, dry erase markers and classroom décor starting at $3.50. College-ready essentials — trend-forward and most under $40 This season Target is creating value in new ways for back-to-college shoppers, while making it easy to get everything students need to feel at home on campus. Highlights include on-trend, high-quality products at affordable prices, including: Apparel from $5 across Target brands Wild Fable, Goodfellow & Co, Universal Thread, A New Day and more Storage solutions from $5 Bedding starting at $10 Heyday tech accessories from $10 Trendy lighting and lamps from $10 Room Essentials Puffer Comforter for $40 New brands and expanded assortments Target is also putting its unique mix of top national brands, only-at-Target brands and new partnerships to work for students of all ages, including: Champion for Target. Launching in August, the Champion collection for Target will offer a fresh take on Champion's signature look, featuring a unique line of high-quality, trend-forward activewear and sporting goods for adults and kids — with most items under $40. Herschel x LEGO. This new playful collection of a dozen adult and kids' backpacks, hip packs and lunchboxes combines Herschel's durable and practical products featuring fun LEGO designs — starting at $28. The assortment will be available to shop in select stores and beginning in July. Studio McGee teen collection. Cozy florals, multi-functional furniture and stylish décor designed for tweens and teens will help them personalize their space beautifully — starting at $16. New Target Plus brands and items: Target is expanding its lineup of back-to-school and college essentials from guest-favorite brands, including mattresses and bedding from MLily, licensed wall decor from The Fan-Brand, school uniforms from French Toast and more. Target Circle Week returns, plus special student and teacher discounts The retailer's free-to-join Target Circle program and paid Target Circle 360 membership option make it easy for members to unlock exclusive deals, early access and special discounts, saving even more money on back-to-school and back-to-college items. This season, Target Circle and Target Circle 360 members can save via: Target Circle Week: The week-long savings event returns July 6-12 with major deals on back-to-school and college essentials. Target Circle 360 members get early access to deals starting July 5. Student discount: Verified college students can enjoy a one-time 20% off storewide discount with Target Circle starting June 29 — two weeks earlier than last year. Teacher discount: Verified teachers receive a one-time 20% off storewide discount with Target Circle from July 20-Aug. 30, plus access to curated classroom sets and wish list tools. Save 50% on Target Circle 360: Through Sept. 13, teachers and students can also join Target Circle 360 and save 50% on a one-year membership, giving them access to exclusive member benefits like unlimited same-day delivery on orders over $35 right to their dorm or classroom — perfect for weekly groceries and essentials. More ways to save time and money when back-to-school shopping at Target Target delivers ease, value and convenience through its industry-leading fulfillment options and loyalty programs, along with tools and bundles to help families and teachers prep for the year ahead. Target Circle, the retailer's free-to-join loyalty program, gives members access to everyday savings and benefits like exclusive partner perks with Ulta Beauty and Apple, customized bonuses to earn Target Circle Rewards and personalized savings like a 5% off birthday gift. Target Circle 360, the retailer's paid membership program, offers unlimited same-day delivery in as little as a few hours; members-only early access to shop big sales and brand collabs; a selection of free gifts and exclusive discounts to choose from each month; and access to Shipt's 100-plus grocers and specialty retailers with no price markups, so guests can do more shopping without making multiple stops. Personalized wish lists for teachers and college students help them organize their must-haves and prep for school. School List Assist simplifies supply shopping right in the Target app with three easy steps: Consumers can find their child's class, choose their delivery method and check out their items. Value bundles on and the Target app help guests get more of what they need for less — including back-to-school and college essentials like shampoo, skin care and everyday snacks. Whether shopping in-store or online, guests can also take advantage of Target's fast and reliable fulfillment services, including Drive Up and Order Pickup. And with the Target Circle Card1, members save an extra 5% every day, helping families stretch their budgets even further during back-to-school season and beyond. About Target Minneapolis-based Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) serves guests at nearly 2,000 stores and at with the purpose of helping all families discover the joy of everyday life. Since 1946, Target has given 5% of its profit to communities, which today equals millions of dollars a week. Additional company information can be found by visiting the corporate website and press center. 1. Restrictions apply. Subject to application approval and identity verification. See for program rules and details.
NBC News
12 hours ago
- Business
- NBC News
Just announced: Target Circle Week 2025 — everything we know so far
Amazon Prime Day isn't the only summer sale to look forward to next month. Target just announced that it's hosting its own mega sale, Target Circle Week, from Jul. 6 to 12 online and in stores. The sale is exclusive to Target Circle members, which anyone can become for free — or, you can sign up for Target Circle 360, the retailer's paid membership, and get access to discounts across product categories a day early. Below, I broke down everything we know about Target Circle week so far. I'll continue updating you as we learn more leading up to the sale, including when early deals start and what's actually worth shopping. Want more from NBC Select? Sign up for our newsletter, The Selection, and shop smarter. When is Target Circle Week 2025? Target Circle Week 2025 is from Jul. 6 to 12, but Target Circle 360 members get access a day early on Jul. 5. You can shop the sale online, in stores and through Target's app, and choose from various shipping options, including same-day delivery through Shipt and buy online, pick up in store. Do you need to be a Target Circle member to shop during Target Circle Week? Yes, you need to be a Target Circle member to shop during Target Circle Week. You can join Target Circle for free, or join Target Circle 360 for $99 a year. What are the best deals to shop during Target Circle Week? From what we know so far, the best deals will be on back-to-school essentials, like classroom supplies, dorm decor, electronics and clothing. The retailer just announced that it's maintaining its 2024 prices on a handful of key school-related products including crayons, colored pencils, notebooks and folders, so coupled with Circle Week discounts, this is likely one of your best opportunities to save on these types of items this summer. Additionally, during and beyond Target Circle Week, students and teachers have even more opportunities to save. Students and teachers can join Target Circle 360 for 50% off through Sept. 13. Verified college students get a one-time 20% storewide discount with Target Circle starting Jun. 29. Verified teachers get a one-time 20% storewide discount with Target Circle starting from Jul. 20 to Aug. 30. What is Target Circle? Target Circle is the retailer's loyalty program. A standard Target Circle membership is free to sign up for and it gives you access to perks like daily deals on select items, as well as savings at partners like Ulta and Apple. A Target Circle 360 membership costs $10.99 a month or $99 a year, and it comes with a 14-day free trial. Target Circle 360 also offers discounted memberships for students and those on certain types of government assistance. With the paid membership, you get all the benefits included in a standard Target Circle account, plus free two-day shipping on eligible items, free delivery on same-day orders over $35 and an additional 30 days to return products compared to the retailer's typical 90-day return policy. Why trust NBC Select? I'm a reporter at NBC Select who has covered deals and sales since 2020. I frequently write sales stories, including those about Amazon Prime Day, Target Circle Week, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. For this article, I researched Target Circle Week 2025 and reviewed information from the retailer's press releases.
Yahoo
09-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Amid economic uncertainty and boycotts, Target foot traffic has dropped two months in a row
Target and Walmart, among other retailers, have seen foot traffic decline in recent months, according to a report from Both big box stores saw a more than 5% decline in foot traffic in February and a further fall in March. It's happening as consumer confidence continues to plunge, dropping more than 10% in March, prior to President Donald Trump's economy-reshaping tariffs that economists say will make a deluge of products and services more expensive. While many stores have seen declines in recent months, Target saw a larger fall than many competitors. Target's foot traffic sank 9% in February compared to the prior year and 6.5% in March, a time frame that includes its Target Circle Week promotion. That's a larger fall than reported for Walmart, which lost 5.7% in February and 3.8% in March, per the report. Though, previously noted that Target's January was stronger than the prior year. These struggles are happening as national and local boycotts continue in response to the company stepping away from its diversity, equity, and inclusion goals, a move many have seen as capitulation to the president's crusade against diversity initiatives. When the rollback of DEI programs was announced during the first week of President Trump's return to office, the company maintained that it was a planned move and not a response to the president's actions. Target did not respond to a request for comment. Costco, held up by activists as an alternative since it resisted a push to end DEI efforts, is reported to have gained 2.2% in February and 7.5% in March. Best Buy saw an increase of 1.4% in March, a period that included its Tech Fest promotion. While boycotters may hold up the figures as a victory for their initiatives, foot traffic is an indicator and not the same as actual revenue numbers. (In March, the company reported a 3.1% Q4 decline compared to the same quarter the prior year, a period that precedes boycotts.) Moreover, broad economic uncertainty is likely playing a significant role for many companies, including Target. Prior to the implementation of sweeping tariffs, which were partially reversed on Wednesday, the University of Michigan's oft-cited consumer confidence survey found that confidence dropped 11.9% from February to March, a 28.2% decline from the prior year. "The expectations index plunged a precipitous 18% and has now lost more than 30% since November 2024," says survey director Joanna Hsu. "This month's decline reflects a clear consensus across all demographic and political affiliations; Republicans joined independents and Democrats in expressing worsening expectations since February for their personal finances, business conditions, unemployment, and inflation." Whatever the primary cause, ongoing boycotts seem unlikely to help any sales struggles. Minnesota-based organizers have continued to put pressure on the company for backing away from the DEI goals it implemented in the wake of George Floyd's murder. Meanwhile, the 40-day national boycott led by Black religious leaders, timed to coincide with Lent and lasting through Easter, has continued. More than 150,000 individuals have signed the 40-day "Target Fast" pledge, according to the initiative's website.
Buzz Feed
24-03-2025
- Lifestyle
- Buzz Feed
27 Things You Can Get At Target's Circle Week Sale That'll Breathe New Life Into Your Home
We hope you love our recommendations! Some may have been sent as samples, but all were independently selected by our editors. Just FYI, BuzzFeed and its publishing partners may collect a share of sales and/or other compensation from the links on this page. Shopping · It's the perfect season for a refresh. Attention, Target Shoppers! It's one of our favorite personal holidays: Target Circle Week. Prep your home because whether it's furniture, lighting, or décor, you're sure to find the thing you've been searching for. Target Hurry, though! The sale is going on from now until March 29 — so now's the time to revamp your living space with new furniture, decor, and more. 1. A bamboo shoe rack with a top shelf for 20% off, which is practical and actually looks quite nice. You can use this in a mudroom or to create an entryway drop spot right by a door. Don't wait for the other shoe to drop — this is a step above the rest. Target Promising review: "Super stylish and very good quality! I have it at my front door and it's a great piece to have that's also functional. The top shelf can hold essentials like keys or wallets." — Queenbean 2. A faux, 72-inch tall olive tree for 30% off, to add some much-needed greenery to your space and deliver some Mediterranean villa vibes but with all the comforts of your own home. Target Promising review: " At first glance, I loved the branches and the tree's overall structure! I was not a fan of the base, to be completely honest, but I still went for it because I had an empty pot at home and knew it would dress it up. After putting it in my pot and adding Spanish moss, it's stunning! It's almost identical to or better than one I had seen at Crate & Barrel and West Elm! GO FOR IT !" — benjismama 3. A robot vacuum and mop for $400 off that'll take care of food spills and messy floors. With high-tech navigation and the option to set up cleaning sessions in an app, you can enjoy relaxing more and spend less time on tidying. Target Promising review:"I bought this to supplement some of the vacuuming and mopping I was doing constantly. We have three dogs ( two German shorthaired pointers and a springer spaniel…the hair is immense) and had a pool put in, so the yard was a mud pit, and mixing that in with all the dog hair was a mental disaster. We have wood floors and rugs in some spots, and this does a great job of sweeping each texture. The mopping portion surprised me. I figured it would move dirt, but I was going to give it a chance at least because the pads rotate, unlike others with stationary ones that drag the dirt. This vacuum exceeded my expectations." — Target Customer 4. A set of OEKO-TEX Certified, 400-thread-count sheets in a sweet, floral pattern for 25% off, which will really set the mood for the season. In fact, you could say that everything is coming up roses (or tulips!) now. Target Promising review:"I adore the quality of these sheets and I have purchased much more expensive brands. They have held up remarkably well and this is my second set!" — Libertyct Price: $22.50+ (originally $30+, available in sizes twin/twin XL to California king and in 11 patterns) 5. A chunky knit bed blanket for 25% off that will FINALLY help you add some texture to your bedding for that luxe, layered look. Have you been losing sleep over this design dilemma? Maybe just a little. Target 6. A two-door accent cabinet for 20% off, which is just begging to be your new coffee station, or your new bookcase, or the spot for your expertly curated assortment of trinkets, or the place for your record player and impressive collection of vinyl... Target Promising review:"I recently purchased an accent cabinet for my dining room, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. The cabinet's design is both stylish and functional, adding a touch of elegance to the space In terms of functionality, the cabinet offers ample storage space with its well-designed shelves and compartments. It's perfect for storing books, decorative items, and even some household essentials. Assembly was straightforward, with clear instructions provided. The cabinet feels sturdy and well-constructed, with no wobbles or loose parts. Overall, this accent cabinet is a great addition to any home. I do recommend. :)" — Monica77 7. A gold bedside lamp for 30% off to deliver those super fancy hotel vibes at a quaint motel price — day and night. Target Promising review:"These lamps are great, I have about three of them on my house. They look great and work great no problems at all." — Target User Price: $30+ (available in two colors and with or without an LED bulb) 8. A beautiful bouclé bed frame for 20% off, which is an upgrade from the typical metal frame on casters. The textured fabric adds instant visual interest to any space — not that you needed any more convincing that this bed is the one. Target Promising review:"Beautiful bed! I love that the headboard is so adjustable in height. Beautiful fabric, really easy to put together, well-made. I'm so glad I went for it." — Mkwaggs 9. A kids' washcloth set for 25% off so your littles (or you) can add a colorful touch to a bare bathroom. Target Promising review:"These washcloths are soft, and not overly large. I love the color choices. Also what a great deal." — Lauri 10. A striped, hand-woven outdoor rug from for 30% off that will really pull your deck or patio area together. It is, after all, your favorite "room" in the house. Target 11. A new box-stitch microfiber quilt for 25% off, because you're kiddo's bedroom needs a cute refresh. And real talk — anything you can buy that might encourage your kiddo to hop into bed each night is worth it. Target Promising review:"I love the Pillowfort brand! This quilt is great quality. It holds up well in the wash and doesn't fade. It's soft and not to light or heavyweight. It also has a great price!" — Courtney 12. A metal and natural wood freestanding wardrobe for 20% off that will have you imagining your life as a shopping haul TikTok star. Or, it could just help you save time each morning as your weekly outfit planner. Either way, this baby is a yes. Target Promising review:"This shelf has a ton of space and looks nice and organized. It took me less than an hour to assemble and is stable and sturdy, no weird wobbles or leaning. Just make sure to tighten the screws all the way. This made my mornings so much better because everything was right at hand. Love this!" — WickedCuriosity 13. A wood-top kitchen cart with farmhouse-chic vibes for 20% off, which will give you the thing people want the most in their kitchens: more storage space so you can justify your latest cooking and baking purchases (yes, you did need that tiny spatula). Target Promising review:"Love my cart. Fits well in my new sunroom and serves as a coffee stand for hubby's morning joe. He did not say if he had any problems with assembly, and he would." — malibugranny 14. A PFAS-free, 10-piece stainless steel Bobbly Flay cookware set for $60 off that will not only look really good in your kitchen (especially on that new kitchen cart!) but also make you excited to cook. The pans don't make the chef, but the practice does! Target This set includes a spoon, a 9.5-inch open skillet, an 8-inch frying pan, a 5-quart casserole with a lid, a 10-inch frying pan, a slotted turner, and a 2.5-quart saucepan with a lid. Promising review:"I was skeptical initially, but after the first use, we LOVE the whole set. Cooks evenly, easy cleanup, and good value for money spent." — Great value 15. A Chip and Jo-approved pedestal coffee table for 25% off that you'll be so obsessed with that you turn into the type of person who insists that everyone uses coasters. Target Promising review:"My husband and I needed a new coffee table because our little one is now crawling around. We finally settled on this one and I can't recommend it more. It's super lightweight, so it's easy to move out of the way but also still sturdy. It was easy to assemble and the color is more of a gray tone beige. It is also durable since we have animals trying to lick food off of it after our baby's sticky fingers have been on it. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting something cheaper but still higher quality and aesthetically pleasing!" — Ang 16. An arched, brass wall mirror with a metal shelf for 25% off, perfect for an entryway or even a powder room. The shelf provides the extra space for décor, so you can show off your HGTV-worthy styling skills. Target 17. A string of 10 LED solar-powered globe lights for 30% off to prep your home for barbecue season and add that Insta-perfect lighting and ambiance to any evening. Target 18. A metal accent cocktail table for 30% off, which is made to weather the outside but is certainly cute enough for inside, too! Whether you're drinking cocktails, mocktails, or even just a gigantic Stanley cup of water, you'll love the convenience of this table. Target Promising review:"I purchased two of these for my outdoor patio. I didn't have space for larger side tables. They are so cute! They can fit in a lot of small places with the right angle of the table top. Great price and great little side table." — Barbara 19. A five-tier heavy duty garage shelf for 20% off because it's time your basement or garage stops looking like the Room of Requirement at Hogwarts and starts functioning like a usable space. Target We have a few of these in our basement to help store seasonal decorations and it's made a huge difference! 20. A traditional five-shelf bookcase for 20% off that will take that overflowing TBR pile and turn it into a display of curated novels and interesting knickknacks from your travels (whether that's abroad or just to your favorite thrift store). Target Promising review:"I purchased this bookcase for my office. It took me a couple of hours to put it together, and it is done and sturdy and slowly being filled as I unpack my books. I love the details that make it more upscale." — Perfect for my office 21. An extra-firm performance bed pillow for 30% off to replace the dingy, thin one you've been using since college. Fun adulting fact: You're actually supposed to replace your bed pillows every one to two years. Replace yours and then bask in the smugness of being a real grownup. Target Promising review:"I have purchased five of these. They're budget-friendly, hold the firmness even after a few months, and these don't cause me allergy issues like a down pillow does." — Jess 22. A cute three-tier utility cart for 20% off that is truly the MVP of versatile furniture: It can store pantry items and kitchen appliances, be used as a bar cart, diaper caddy, art supplies keeper, bathroom shelf, office possibilities are endless! Target Promising review:"Absolutely love this! It's super handy for all organizational needs. Currently, we use this to store crafts but will purchase more for organizing (baby room)." — Target Customer Price: $32 (originally $40, available in three colors) 23. A glass semi-flush mount ceiling light for 30% off to update your space and get rid of all those outdated lights that make it look like your entryway has time-traveled from the '80s. Target Promising review:"Nice-looking light, looks awesome in our hallway, and was easy to install!" — Butler Bunch Price: $45.50 (originally $65) 24. A wood-burning firepit for 30% off that will make your house *the* place to be for social gatherings. Just make sure everyone knows to BYO graham crackers, chocolate, and marshmallows. Target Promising review:"This is the cutest firepit! Very aesthetically pleasing!" — Jenn Price: $98 (originally $140) 25. An over-the-door hanging shoe organizer for 20% off, so you can always put your best foot forward when it comes to staying neat. Pro tip: This can also be used to store hats and gloves in a coat closet or cleaning products in a storage closet. Target Promising review:"I live in a tiny apartment and try to find ways to keep everything organized. This fits over the doors easily and stores a lot. I have one for shoes. Then, I have another one inside my linen closet to organize other products such as toiletries, cleaning products, etc. It is great for the second use because everyone in my family can open and find exactly what they need instead of digging around in boxes inside the closet." — Ali Price: $8 (originally $10) 26. A white three-piece duvet bedding set for 25% off that will make your bed look like it belongs in a magazine or a 5-star hotel, so being in your room will always feel like you're on a vacation from the real world. Target Promising review:"I got this set to go with my dark grey headboard and I think it looks great. I do need a steamer to steam the set, but I am okay with that. The quality is very good, and I have washed and dried it with no issues." — Nicole Price: $44.25+ (originally $59+, available in sizes full/queen and king and five colors) 27. A striped, tassled shower curtain for 25% off that's designed for kids' bathrooms, but let's be is just a number and we could all use a little more color and whimsy in our lives these days. Target Promising review:"This shower curtain is so cute and simple. The braided stripes add texture and detail and the fun tassels off the sides! It's also great quality." — BriB Price: $13.50 (originally $18) The Target Circle Week Sale ends on March when you find what you need at a great discount, you'll feel pleased with yourself all year! Netflix Reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.
Yahoo
24-03-2025
- Yahoo
Target's marked down a ton of stellar swimsuits for Circle Week — up to 55% off
Let's set the scene: You've got your flight booked, your hotel set and you've marked your PTO on the calendar — time to pack your suitcase for a well-deserved fun-in-the-sun getaway. Then you suddenly realize that you hate all of your swimsuits from last year. It happens to the best of us. To help you avoid this scenario, we'll let you in on a secret: During Target Circle Week (running through March 29), the retailer is offering tons of A+ men's and women's swimwear deals. Fill out your vacation wardrobe with deals on flirty one-pieces with tummy ruching, like this pink number for just $31 and a fun and flattering-as-hell swim dress (yes, dress!) that you can wear at the pool or out exploring for 55% off. Speaking of versatile swimwear, these 2-in-1 men's swim trunks (30% off) also function as actual shorts — seriously, no one will ever know. And if you're a fan of Lands' End, Target has slashed the prices on hundreds of their swimsuits. Look, even though the red-dot retailer is always reliable when it comes to stylish and affordable swimwear, shopping for a bathing suit is never fun. And there are a lot of options to sort through, so we did the dirty work for you and picked out some stellar selections that deserve a spot in your suitcase.
