I know this might sound weird, but my family has kind of an odd obsession with cashmere. Ever since I was little, cashmere sweaters, shawls, throws, or winter accessories like gloves, hats, and scarves were what people gifted each other, both on my mom’s side and my dad’s. It even become sort of a challenge of who can find the best cashmere for the most affordable price, be it because of deep discounts or some top-secret high-quality but low-price brand. (My mom’s pick was always Costco—IYKYK.) So it’s not all that strange that as an adult, my closet is now full of the super-soft fabric, both my own personal collection and pieces I’ve set aside to give away come the holidays or a birthday. Old habits die hard, especially when that habit’s so luxurious.
What I’m trying to say here is that I’ve tested a lot of cashmere in my 28 years, including the very highest quality, most expensive takes by brands like Khaite and Loro Piana. But honestly, the cashmere sweater I always come back to is the crewneck below from Nordstrom’s eponymous label.
The knit in question comes in a total of 17 colors—including neutrals and brighter, seasonal shades—and is currently on sale for Black Friday for just $100, meaning that the time has come for me to re-up my gifting stock ahead of the holidays. Nordstrom also makes an equally giftable V-neck silhouette for the same price, as well as more colors and extended sizes. Scroll down to shop the marked-down cashmere sweater I buy on sale year after year to wrap up and dole out this time of year.
By “it” we mean you dominated Black Friday, shopping from the moment pie was served on Thanksgiving day through to, well, right now since you are reading this!
We also would like to shamelessly congratulate ourselves, too, after offering up more than 50 articles and over 150 deals (and counting) during Black Friday and into Saturday.
If you ate too much turkey and slept through the sales, don’t be sad just yet. We consulted the data and rounded up the most shopped products by you, our readers, and then made sure they were still on sale right now, allowing you to get in on the action before it’s too late.
Bestsellers included everything from technology to fashion finds, all still shoppable on our site — and so we rounded them all up right here.
Spoiler alert: there are even more Cyber Monday deals to come, so shop these finds today and then come back to our site on Monday morning for even more sales.
Le Creuset
New York Post readers went right from cooking Thanksgiving meals to shopping for new cookware this year. Get the Deep Dutch oven now while still on sale, and then shop our other Le Creuset finds here.
Casper
Maybe it was the turkey, but Black Friday made our readers sleepy and ready for a new Casper mattress, now 25% off during Cyber Week. Want more mattress deals? Head here, now.
Yeti
Don’t let this bestselling Black Friday deal cool off just yet. Shop the cooler right now to get in on the Cyber Week savings, and then read our roundup for more.
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New York Post readers valued experiences this Black Friday above all else, booking vacation packages from Booking.com. You can still book right now, saving 30% now and traveling any time before December 31, 2023.
Everyone wanted to relax and unwind this Black Friday, with the Theragun PRO being a bestseller. The percussive massage device is still on sale now, along with other Therabody finds here.
New York Post readers cleaned up when it came to shopping for vacuum deals. This Dyson model was our bestseller, now on sale for $100 off while supplies last.
Coach
Y’all had Black Friday in the bag with this find. Use code UNLOCK25 on this bag and many others on site now and save 25%, plus get other flash sale deals right now, shopping our roundup here.
Disney+
Thanksgiving is family time, and family time means watching Disney movies together. Save big this Cyber Week with 39% off an annual subscription, using the button below.
Reformation
Was it really a surprise that our readers ate the Reformation sale up? No, and now you can shop it too, with 25% off dresses, tops,pants and more.
Want even more fashion finds? Shop here now for the latest and greatest sales.
Balsam Hill
You all really said, “Thanksgiving is over, Christmas is here!” Good thing we reviewed the Balsam Hill tree early this year, which also happens to be on sale for Cyber Week while supplies last. Merry shopping, everyone!
We can’t believe it either, but Black Friday is here and bigger than ever at Walmart.
Kicking off the Black Friday gifting extravaganza early, Walmart is hosting their annual Black Friday Deals for Days Event right now, continuing on through the actual shopping holiday on Nov. 25 and into Cyber Monday on Nov. 28.
With all things holiday shopping, the early bird gets the worm, and all the best prices on coveted items likeApple Airpods and Shark robot vacuums to name a few.
We also have a holiday gift guide to peruse, too, but the items below should be a top priority as they will only be on sale right now and while supplies last.
Read on for a sorted list of the best Black Friday items, from electronics and home appliances to fashions and toys for the whole family.
Yes, you read that right: these 1st Generation AirPods Pro from Walmart are under $160 dollars for Black Friday. Don’t keep dragging your feet on replacing your AirPods, there’s never been a better time than now.
You’ll feel smart nabbing this deal on a 55″ Smart TV from LG, priced down to under $300. Why, you may ask? Because it’s a smart investment. Enjoy 4K resolution, and all the apps you could ever need right on your home screen. Now that’s smart.
Treat a hardworking loved one to a new laptop this holiday season, for just under $250 at Walmart. This 15.6″ HP Laptop with Intel Core is designed for the on-the-go busy bee. Sleek, lightweight design and high computing power combine to give you quite a bang for your buck, and that was at the list price!
Snag a deal on HP’s super-durable 11.6″ Chromebook before Black Friday, and ensure the student in your life’s success. HP designed the Chromebook with school days in mind, and the price is unbeatable.
The beach, a picnic, a BBQ, or just a late night in the backyard: the JBL Flip 4 Bluetooth Speaker is perfect for all occasions, and for this great price, we can even think of a few more: the shower, a hike…but we digress.
Wow your friends: It’s a tablet! No, it’s a laptop! Now it’s a tablet again! Here’s the truth: it’s a tablet and a laptop, and it’s over $130 off at Walmart this week. Balance work and play with this versatile computer, for less!
How many times have you had friends over to watch a movie, or a game, and they complain about your lack of subwoofer? “You’re still using the TV speakers?” they ask incredulously. Never deal with that again with this Vizio Home Theater Sound Bar and Subwoofer set. Upgrade your audio for less than $150!
Bring your gaming to the next level with this 32″ monitor from LG, nearly $150 off. LG promises super-responsive gaming with a 165Hz Refresh Rate and 1ms MBR. Put in layman’s terms: it’s a great deal.
Optimize your workout/life balance with the Versa 2 Smartwatch from Fitbit, over $50 off at Walmart. Track your steps, sleep, heart-rate, and more, and elevate your fitness routine, for cheap!
The Epson EcoTank markets itself as one of the most intuitive printers on the market, to which we say: finally. An easy-to-use, easy-to-refill printer from a trusted brand at a great price? Who could say no to that? Not us!
Take nearly $500 off this Portable Laser Projector from WEMAX, and stream your favorite Netflix shows wherever you go. Impress and entertain the whole gate by projecting “The Office” on the wall at the airport. Everyone will say Thanks, Walmart. And so do we.
Lenovo’s economical Tab M8 tablet option is a steal at this Early Black Friday price of just $79. The built-in kid’s mode with Google Kid’s Space, and the price, make the M8 a great option for a kid’s tablet.
Roku City is calling your name! Make any TV a Smart TV with the Roku Streaming Stick, and watch all of your favorite shows from Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max, and more, all in one place, now for just $25.
Fryer/Toaster Oven combo. Get in on the ground floor, for cheap, with this sleek counter-top oven from Gourmia. After you taste your Thanksgiving leftovers air-fried, you’ll thank us.
Save $30 on this Electric Pressure Cooker from Instant Pot, and spend that money on ingredients. In a sense, you ate for free. And you scored a great deal from Walmart.
You don’t always want the whole pot. Walmart knows that, and that’s why they’re offering the Keurig K-Express for just $35, weeks before Black Friday. Depending on what you’re ordering, that’s really only the cost of 5 or 6 cups of coffee.
Step up your Christmas Cookie game weeks before the holidays with this Tilt-Head Stand Mixer from Costway, down $80 to just $100. And if you do snag it, please send a couple of those cookies to the New York Post Offices!
Spend time outside year-round with this Mainstays brand Outdoor Patio Heater from Walmart, priced down to under $100 from $129. Crank up the heater and enjoy pre-Thanksgiving drinks on the deck with the lamp’s square foot heating radius. If nothing else, your family Thanksgiving quarterback will have somewhere to warm up between drives.
Kick back. Relax! You’re saving money! This set of two adjustable lawn chairs from Best Choice are $40 off, coming out to (conveniently, for our in-house mathematician) just $40 a chair. This is a deal we could settle into.
Ever wish you could be two places at once, like vacuuming your house and running errands at the same time? Have we got the product for you, and at the right price. This RoboVac Pro from eufy is marked down $180 at Walmart. Go clean up!
Save big on this MultiSurface Wet/Dry Vacuum from Bissel, and never worry about swtiching between the Swiffer and the broom ever again. This model was designed with pet care in mind, with a specialized Pet Hair Brush Roll and Pet Cleaning Formula built in. A panel of puppies gave it five paws up.
No need to work up a sweat reaching for your wallet. This 2-in-1 Folding Treadmill from SuperFit is only $280, priced down from $492. Enjoy over $200 off list price, and switch seamlessly between an under-the-desk treadmill to a standing runner with adjustable bar. Run, don’t walk! To nab this deal before it’s gone.
Let the robots take over, at least when it comes to cleaning. The Shark EZ Robot Vacuum comes with an easy-to-empty waste base plus WiFi access and an app for your smartphone.
Like it or not, your car will one day need a jump. Be prepared with this Jump Starter from AVAPOW, priced down over 50% for Walmart’s Early Black Friday sales event. If that doesn’t jumpstart your heart-rate, we don’t know what will.
Are you crafty? If so, you need a Cricut, complete with everything you need to get started. The beginner’s set comes with cutting tools and a starter guide, too, along with additional sheets of vinyl.
Get cooking this holiday season with a new pot and pan set from Faberware. The collection comes with 11 pieces, including two pots and two pans and an array of utensils.
Set the winter ambiance in your home with this discounted candle, now less than $10. The vessel from Better Homes & Gardens will look great in any room, available in an array of holiday scents and colors.
Stay cozy and warm this winter with this heavily discounted vest from Walmart. The puffer comes in an array of colors, from black and navy blue to red and green for the holidays.
Want the above in a women’s cut? Here you are, and for the same low price. The vest is made of easy-to-pack material and comes in black as well as in brown and navy blue.
There’s a few words here after Pokemon Cards (“Darkrai” “VSTAR” “Premium Collection Box”). We can’t say we know exactly how Darkrai fits into the larger Pokemon universe, but we do know a good deal when we see one.
At 50% off, Al’s Deluxe Big Truck is a no-brainer for the PAW Patrol fan in your life. This holiday season, get your kid the greatest Christmas gift of all: a miniature logging truck driven by a dog.
Released as part of LEGO’s 90 Years of Play Anniversary this year, this throwback space explorer set is perfect for the LEGO-loving kid, or the nostalgic adult, in your life.
Walmart is practically paying you to take these Animatronic Grogu’s off their hands. Down to just $15 from $80, this Baby Yoda toy can eat, emote, and ask for a hug. Plus he’s kinda cute,
Upgrade your rumpus room with this 40″ Flying Saucer Indoor Play Set Swing from Goplus. Down to just $36 from $78, this swing will bring hours of fun to any play room.
Yes: hoverboards are still a thing. And yes, there’s never been a better time to buy them. And who wouldn’t want a kid zooming through the kitchen on a hoverboard while you’re trying to make thanksgiving dinner? For $80, though, it might be worth it.
Teach your kids how to drive early with this Chevrolet Silverado Electric-Powered kiddie car. Walmart firmly believes we need more five-year-olds behind the wheel, and that’s why they’ve marked down the price from $360 to just $220. Beep beep.
Retailers are poised to push smaller and less expensive toys this holiday season — a bid to tempt skittish shoppers as inflation hikes prices for everything from gas to groceries.
MGA Entertainment, maker of LOL Surprise and Bratz dolls, is launching more than 200 new toys that are priced at or below $10, including many that will hit stores next month, chief executive Isaac Larian said. That’s versus 10 or 15 new toys that were $10 or less last year.
“We are going after that market because people have less money to spend,” Larian told The Post.
Elsewhere, one of last year’s hit toys, Got2Glow Fairies, now comes in a downsized version that costs $25 versus $40 for the original, according to its Canada-based manufacturer WowWee. Among WowWee’s newest toys is a line of three-inch dolls called Fashion Fidgets, recently selling on Amazon for $8 each.
Walmart partnered with WowWee on the item and helped direct the pricing, said Andrew Yanofsky, WowWee’s head of marketing.
These three-inch Fashion Fidget dolls from WowWee cost less than $10, the sweet spot for toys this holiday season.WowWee
“Some of our biggest initiatives this year are affordable price points,” Yanofsky told The Post.
Unlike last year, when retailers and toy makers were worried that they wouldn’t have enough product to sell, they have been focused this fall on clearing goods — including bigger, pricier items that didn’t arrive in time for the 2021 holidays. Some of the plans were already being laid last year, when shipping costs soared and larger toys took up too much space in containers that cost $20,000 to ship from Asia to the US.
“Retailers started pushing back on bigger packages and telling us that they want to dedicate more space on their shelves for lower price points,” Joshua Loerzel, co-owner of Sky Castle Toys told The Post. “Now we have retail channels that are flooded with big-ticket items that were hard to move in the first part of the year.”
These Mini Bratz dolls from MGA Entertainment cost $10 were introduced this year and are one third of the price of the original 11-inch Bratz dolls.MGA Entertainment
Accordingly, most of Sky Castle Toys’ line-up for the holidays is in the $10-and-below category, Loerzel said. Those include DoodleJamz — squishy drawing pads that are filled with gel and sell for $9.99, versus a larger version priced at $25 when it was first introduced in June 2021.
“We saw right away that we needed to pivot to a lower price point,” Loerzel said.
Toy giant Hasbro flagged “higher inventory levels” as it delivered lackluster third quarter results, warning it expects this year’s revenue will be “flat” compared to 2021. Its weak results were “further impacted by increasing price sensitivity for the average consumer,” CEO Chris Cocks said. Mattel also warned of “increased volatility in the market” last month as it trimmed its profit outlook for the year and said it is reevaluating its expectations for 2023.
“If you walk into any Target or Walmart store the toy selection is all about value,” Yanofsky said. “You’ll see a lot of stock, which is a complete 180 from last year. Supply is exceeding demand this year.”
When DoodleJamz was first introduced last year it cost $25. Now a smaller version of it costs $10.Sky Castle Toys
At the Target store in Manhattan on West 42nd Street last week, nearly every toy was marked down between 10% and 20%, with Black Friday signage offering “Buy 2 get 1 free” on books, board games, video games and puzzles. Even Barbie gear was marked down, including $1.70 off a $15.29 Barbie “Brooklyn Roberts Broadway play set and a $1.10 off a $9.89 Barbie Family Chelsea travel set.
“It looks like the first week of January in the stores right now,” Loerzel observed. “There are a lot of early price reductions that you wouldn’t ordinarily see until right after the holidays.”
Lower-priced items, meanwhile, have been selling more briskly, and they have the dual advantage of selling well throughout the year, experts say.
MGA Entertainment introduced 200 SKUs of small, inexpensive toys this holiday season compared to just 10 or 15 last year.MGA Entertainment
This year, MGA’s original 11-inch Bratz doll turns 21 years old and a special birthday edition, “Girls Nite Out,” is selling for $36 at Target. Meanwhile, however, a new line of, two-inch Mini Bratz dolls also are selling for $9.88 on Amazon and Walmart and $9.99 at Target.
To be sure, there also will still be expensive toys under the Christmas tree this year — but their numbers will be far smaller, say toy insiders.
“The consumer will spend, but likely in smaller bits for the next few quarters,” said Jay Foreman, CEO of Basic Fun, the maker of Tonka trucks and Lite Brite.
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