Labor Day Deals Still Live: 177+ Finds Up to 75% Off

Okay, the long weekend is gone, but if you missed the big‑ticket sales you’re not out of luck. A handful of retailers have kept their Labor Day markdowns rolling into the first week of September, and the savings are still impressive. I scoured the sites, poked a few experts, and pulled together more than 170 deals that still shave off a quarter to three‑quarters of the original price.

What’s the sweet spot? Think summer‑season stuff that stores are desperate to clear out—think patio gear, breezy apparel, and even mattresses. If you’re in the market for a new couch, a kitchen gadget, or a pair of running shoes, now’s a good time to add them to the cart before the clock runs out.

Quick‑hit favorites that caught my eye include a Shark cordless vacuum (now $180, down from $300), a Brooks Ghost Max 3 sneaker at $110 (original $160), and a GreenPan Rio ceramic skillet set for $41 (was $55). For the wardrobe‑averse, Old Navy’s EveryWear crew‑neck tee is 50% off at $7.50, and a classic Land’s End quilt is marked down to $149.

If you need a new toaster oven, Cuisinart’s Custom Classic pops up for $100, a solid $30 discount. Travelers can snag a Samsonite two‑piece luggage set for $180 (regular $270), and campers will love the Coleman portable chair now $40 off its $54 list price.

Here’s a little cheat sheet to keep you from getting lost in the sea of numbers:

• Cleaning gear: Shark Cordless Pet Stick Vacuum – $179 (40% off)
• Shoes: Brooks Ghost Max 3 – $110 (31% off)
• Snacks: Kind Bars – $13.5 (20% off)
• Basics: Old Navy T‑shirt – $7.5 (50% off)
• Bedding: Land’s End Seed Stitch Quilt – $149 (35% off)
• Kitchen: GreenPan Rio 2‑Piece Set – $41 (25% off)
• Travel: Samsonite Luggage Set – $180 (33% off)
• Outdoors: Coleman Camping Chair – $40 (26% off)

Tips from the pros: focus on summer‑related items (they’re being cleared out), avoid new tech (price cuts are usually modest), and stack coupons or cash‑back offers where you can. A mattress or a major appliance still has a good chance of being under‑priced, but double‑check return policies—some “final‑sale” tags can bite later.

Bottom line? The best Labor Day bargains are still hanging around, but they won’t last forever. Grab what you need, enjoy the savings, and maybe treat yourself to something you’ve been eyeing all summer.