Target Circle Deal Days Target today announced its upcoming Target Circle Deal Days. The four-day sale event which competes with Amazon Prime Day, rewards members of the free Target Circle loyalty program with exclusive access to savings on the season’s most sought-after styles and essentials. Running June 23–26, the event features up to 45% off thousands of items across apparel, beauty, home, toys and essentials. Early access begins June 22 for members of Target Circle 360, the paid membership tier. You can find more details here. List of Deals Top four-day offers: Up to 45% off select kitchen items including Cuisinart, Keurig and Ninja Up to 45% off select floorcare including Bissell, Hoover and Sharper Image 40% off back-to-school and college essentials including: JanSport backpacks Casaluna and Threshold bedding and bath items Select writing tools from BIC, Expo, Paper Mate and Sharpie 40% off select women’s clothing including A New Day and Universal Thread 40% off select beauty items, including Hot Tools, KISS and Revlon 40% off Sun Squad outdoor gear and coolers Deal of the Day: New one-day-only offers will be revealed daily throughout the event, including 40% off or more on select items from national brands like Crocs, Igloo and Sun Bum, as well as guest-favorite owned brands like Goodfellow and Pillowfort. Exclusive Target Circle member offer: On June 23, Target Circle members can enjoy a free hot or iced brewed coffee or Bullseye cookie in the more than 1,800 Target stores with a Starbucks coffeehouse. To redeem, Circle members can simply scan the barcode in the Wallet tab of the Target app at the Starbucks coffeehouse upon checkout.1 Limited-time new member offers: Guests who join Target Circle June 14–22 will receive 15% off their first purchase. Guests who apply for a Target Circle Card between June 14–26 and are approved will receive $100 in Target Circle Rewards.2 Guests who enroll in a Target Circle 360 annual membership June 14–26 will receive 50% off their first year.3 Additional savings opportunities for students, teachers and military members: Student & Teacher Appreciation Discount: College students and teachers can receive over 50% off an annual Target Circle 360 membership4, which includes free, fast shipping, same-day delivery, monthly freebies and early access to select sales and collaborations. Military Appreciation Discount: Verified military members, veterans and their families who are Target Circle members will also receive 20% off one qualifying storewide purchase June 21–July 4. The post Target Circle Deal Days Running June 23–26, Early Access for Target Circle 360 Members appeared first on Danny the Deal Guru.

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