Where to shop on Black Friday
From kitchen supplies to clothing, Macy’s offers a wide range of products at decent sale prices on Black Friday. For every $25 spent on select merchandise, customers will get $10 back, and for every $50 spent, customers will get $25 back. In comparison to Kohl’s cash-back deal, Macy’s cash-back special for Black Friday will help customers save more money this Black Friday. Macy’s has department stores in many malls including WestField Valley Fair. If shopping at Macy’s on Black Friday, plan to arrive early in order to avoid the frenzied rush.
Shop on Amazon this Black Friday to avoid being caught in long lines and having a range of products at your fingertips. Amazon already has pre-Black Friday sales on its website and is offering daily deals for the days leading up to Black Friday. While the site is offering discounted prices on the PlayStation TV and PlayStation 3 before Black Friday, more video game gadgets and accessories will be on sale on the days leading up to Black Friday.
For clothes and accessories, visit Forever 21 this Black Friday. The store will offer deals starting from $1 on clothing and accessories for men, women, and kids. The store’s online website gives a preview of the items on sale. The store is offering a buy-one-get-one deal on select items and a special gift set for customers who spend $40 or more. To prevent being caught in the herd of people at Forever 21 on Black Friday, look through the sale on the website before visiting the store.
Kohl’s offers discounts as high as 50% off on products ranging from toys to designer clothing to jewelry. With clothing collections from Juicy Couture and Vera Wang, Kohl’s is one of the best stores to get designer clothing for lower prices. For gamers, Kohl’s is offering a low-priced bundle deal with various Nintendo products. This store’s sale begins on the day before Thanksgiving. Also, the store is maintaining its cash rewards program for the Black Friday sale season.
For Black Friday, Walmart is hosting three events throughout Thursday and Friday with a wide range of sales on technology and clothing. In addition, the store is offering a one-hour guarantee to customers whose desired products have sold out on Black Friday. All items are guaranteed to be shipped to stores near these customers by Christmas.
This piece was originally published in the pages of The Winged Post on November 21.

Ayushi Gautam (12) is the Managing Editor of Harker Aquila. She has been a part of the journalism program since her freshman year. She was the Social Media...





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