Everything Worth Buying From Target’s Deal Days Event (So Far)

Lots of picks from Target’s house brand Threshold are 20 percent off — including this paisley-embossed quilt that’s available in five different colors.

If you tend to run hot at night — or just have an overzealous radiator — here’s a sateen-cotton comforter set that’ll be cozy without being oppressive.

Available in sage green, a dusty rose, and this charcoal, this linen-blend comforter and sham set is a lovely (and not-too-expensive) way to create atonal bedscape.

Here’s a soft waffle-weave set to add some texture to your bed.

The scalloped edges on this quilt add a surprisingly preppy touch.

There’s a whole cache of Melissa and Dog toys that are up to 50 percent off — including this play set of cleaning tools that comes recommended bychild development expertsfor 2-year-olds andJulia Fox, of all people.

Pop-Its have been this year’s must-have fidget toy, but even if your kid has an extensive collection, they’ll find plenty of joy from this extra-large tie-dyed option (which is also one of ourbest gifts for 5-year-olds).

A toy cashregisteris the perfect accessory for your child’s play restaurant or make-believe store. “They teach counting and money-management skills in a simulated real-world environment,” says Helen Sadovsky, a pediatric occupational therapist who runsToy-Ideas.com.

There are also some more complicated Lego sets for the kids at heart — like thisJurassic Park-themed set that includes a wholeT. rex.

Last year’s status gift still makes a great stocking stuffer. In this series, there are 12 surprise dolls to collect, and each one changes color when you dip it in water.

A delightful present for thePJ Masks–obsessed preschooler.

And a six-figure set for theMoana-loving child who knows the words to “You’re Welcome” by heart.

This handsome metal task lamp is from Target’s kids line Pillowfort — but it’d look right at home in your office.

A very Yamazaki Home–esque storage basket.

Make chore time less of a chore by giving them cute painted hooks to hang coats and bags on.

A Southwest-inspired accent rug with an anti-slip latex backing and cute tassels (and it’s machine washable).

Here’s a woven entryway mat from Studio McGee to wipe off muddy shoes.

If your corner office is just the corner of your living room, this slim mid-century-inspired desk is just 44 inches wide.

The chubby velvet barrel chair looks far more expensive than it actually is.

Professional organizer Britnee Tanner suggests this actually nice-lookingstorage binto wrangle kids’ toys.

This industrial bar cart doesn’t have to just be for cocktails; we think it’s a nice setup for coffee, tea, or even art supplies.

Our favorite beanbag for little kidshas two side pockets that are big enough to stash picture books, toys, or even a water bottle.

We’re longtime fans of Justina Blakeney’s colorful brand, Jungalow, as well as her collaboration with Target, but if you’ve been waiting around for some reason, here’s an on-sale pillow that’ll instantly brighten your couch or bed.

The best clothing deals at Target Deal Days are on pajamas and sweats — but we think this relaxed henley looks polished enough to pair with jeans and wear outside the house.

Made of supersoft modal, thesepajamasare as close as you can get to sleeping naked without actually stripping down. Plus they’re available in sizes up to 4X.

If you’re looking for a more mid-aughts silhouette for your loungewear, here are some flared sweatpants made of a cozy French terry.

You can mix and match colorways with the accompanyingsweatshirt, but we’re partial to this vibrant purple shade.

When we talked to 39 students about what theyactually like to wear to school, space-themed things were a big hit with the elementary-school set. So we’re confident this under-$10 pullover will be a hit.

Some indigo tie-dyed sweatpants we wish came in our size.

Here’s a simple fleece hoodie in case the one you bought in March 2020 is really showing its age.

KitchenAid’s stand mixer is a kitchen staple that quickly become a family heirloom. This five-quart model is available in classic silver and black as well as more modern shades like cherry red and seafoam green.

Acompactblenderthat “makes perfect smoothies and juices, but I also use it to make great dips, sauces, marinades, and soups,” says Alexandra Carfioli, who runs the Instagram accountTiny Apartment Kitchen(an ode to her 90-square-foot kitchen).

Here’s aZoey Deutch–approvedSodaStream if you’re the kind of person who always orders sparkling.

Although it’s not the largest air fryer we’ve seen, this model is great for smaller household and goes up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. The automatic-shutoff feature is great for peace of mind.

A portablesteam cleanercan save your carpets from everything from spilled wine to pet messes. This one from Bissell is equipped with temperature-regulating tech to help remove set-in stains.

For a more hands-off approach, we recommend opting for a robot vacuum like this souped-up one from Strategist-approved brand Eufy.

If you don’t mind cords, we suggest a Hoover. This one is especially good for carpets.

This mop from Bissell uses heat and a detachable brush to scrub away tough messes.

Another robot vacuum that’s especially helpful if you havepets.

Apple’s noise-canceling (andsnugly fitting) AirPods are $80 off.

While Xbox Series S is on sale only in stores, you can still put up the high-tech controller online.

If they already have the console, you can’t go wrong with gifting them a classic likeJust Dance.

Or if they’re into the classics, you can pick up a copy ofYoshi’s Crafted Worldfor Nintendo Switch.

A great gift for impossible-to-shop-fortweens, this waterproofspeakeris 30 percent off.