30 Best Target Black Friday Fashion Deals From $8

Black Friday is officially underway! If you’re anything like us, you’re making a list and checking it twice to make sure you don’t miss out on rare markdowns from top brands and retailers, including Target. The beloved retailer’s Black Friday sale has thousands of winter fashion deals from popular brands like Dr. Scholl’s, Universal Thread, and Vera Bradley. So, we can’t think of a better time to stock up on cold-weather staples.

Some of the best styles—not limited to warm puffer coats, sleek boots, and designer handbag lookalikes—are available for up to 80 percent off, but not for much longer. To lead you to the best deals, we’ve rounded up 30 stylish and practical pieces for the upcoming season, starting at $8. We know that sounds almost too good to be true, but trust us, it’s not. Just keep scrolling to start your winter fashion haul with these Target Black Friday deals. 

Best Target Black Friday Fashion Deals Overall

With thousands of winter fashion deals available, it’s easy to get overwhelmed while shopping Target’s Black Friday sale. That’s why we did the hard part for you—aka we’ve compiled a small but mighty list of six winter capsule wardrobe-worthy pieces, including a comfy sweater dress you can dress up or down, snow-ready boots from Alpine Swiss, and a bucker shoulder bag from Universal Thread, which looks more expensive than it is, according to buyers.

Best Target Black Friday Clothing Deals

If your closet is missing sweater dresses, corduroy pants, and sweatshirts, now is the time to buy them while you can save big. Target’s Black Friday sale features some of the lowest prices on cute and cozy winter clothing from Universal Thread, A New Day, and Lands’ End. If you don’t want to miss out, we suggest buying these 12 styles ASAP. 

• A New Day Sandwash Sweatshirt, $21 (was $35)
• Cupshe Cozy Plaid Long Sleeve Shirtdress, $43 (was $56)
• Levi’s 725 High-Rise Bootcut Jeans, $42 (was $60)
• Lands’ End Boucle Sweater Dress, $54 (was $90)
• Inspire Chic Button-Down Cardigan Sweater, $40 (was $66)
• Levi’s Original Trucker Jacket, $70 ($100)
• Lands’ End Cozy Lofty Cowl Neck Sweater Dress, $75 (was $125)
• Universal Thread High-Rise Knit Joggers, $21 (was $35)
• Lands’ End Max 600 Down Puffer Coat, $156 (was $260)
• Lands’ End Sport Knit High-Rise Corduroy Pants, $27 (was $55)
• Lands’ End Chiffon Tiered Long-Sleeve Maxi Dress, $78 (was $130)
• A New Day Mid-Rise Lounge Pull-On Pants, $27 (was $38)

Land’s End Boucle Sweater Dress

With a classic sheath silhouette, a mock neck, and wide hem, this cozy sweater dress can be dressed up or down. The boucle-like fabric is super soft, and the ribbed design gives it stretch for a comfier wear.

Lands’ End Max 600 Down Puffer Coat

There aren’t many puffer coats with over 300 five-star ratings, so we’ll cut to the chase: This polyester style is designed with 600 fill power down to keep you warm in low temperatures and features an adjustable and removable hood that will protect your head this winter. The two-way zipper also doesn’t go unnoticed, making it easy to customize the fit, whether you’re walking or sitting down. That said, it’s no wonder a customer said it “feels like a million bucks,” and they’re not the only ones.

Best Target Black Friday Shoe Deals

Run, don’t walk: Not only did we find stylish and comfortable boots for way less at Target, but we also came across a selection of sneakers on sale from podiatrist-loved brands, such as Dr. Scholl’s and Ryka. Out of thousands of shoes on sale, we think these winter-ready styles are worth adding to your cart. 

• Alpine Swiss Lexi Snow Boots, $35 (was $70)
• Dr. Scholl’s Hello Loafers, $40 (was $90)
• Universal Thread Corie Boots, $36 (was $60)
• Dr. Scholl’s Time Off Sneakers, $50 (was $110)
• Lifestride Wanderer Slip-On Sneakers, $30 (was $95)
• Alpine Swiss Erin Flat Mules Loafers, $18 (was $30)
• Ryka Devotion x Walking Shoes, From $90 (was $120)
• Crocs Baya Lined Clogs, $35 (was $60)
• Cushionaire Sasha Slip-On Chelsea Boots, $50 (was $70)
• Reebok Zig Dynamica STR Shoes, $50 (was $75)

Universal Thread Corie Boots

Featuring a memory foam cushioned insole and faux shearling lining, these recycled polyester boots are definitely winter-ready. They’re also waterproof, so whether you lace them up all the way or just halfway, they should keep you feeling warm and toasty through winter. Not to mention, they have a chunky outsole, which should make them sturdy on slippery surfaces, including snow.

Dr. Scholl’s Time Off Sneakers

There’s a reason why these sleek faux leather sneakers have more than 700 five-star ratings, and it’s not just because they “match everything,” according to one reviewer. The soles’ sidewalls are pre-treated to keep them fresh for longer, and the outsole features extra grip and cushioning for comfortable all-day wear. A happy buyer added that they feel “like walking on clouds.”

Best Target Black Friday Handbag Deals

It’s no secret that Target has some of the best designer handbag lookalikes. What is a secret is that a ton of them are available at a discount right now, including the Universal Thread Bucket Shoulder Bag, which one customer confirmed “is sturdy and roomy.” Below, shop eight styles that you won’t believe are less than $100.   

A New Day Coated Canvas Tote

Besides the fact that one shopper said this Target style looks like a Tory Burch bag, it’s worth scooping up because it has a spacious central compartment with zipper compartments for organization. It also has double straps for easy carrying and can be worn over the shoulder or toted in hand.

Vera Bradley Nylon Hobson Hobo Shoulder Bag

Perfect for travel and work, this hobo bag features a roomy interior along with a slip pocket and a zip pocket for securing small valuables. Since it’s made of nylon, it’ll be a piece of cake to keep it looking brand new. Plus, the shoulder strap is adjustable, allowing for easy customization. 

Target’s Black Friday sale ends on November 29, which means you don’t have much time to shop. Head to the site to save big on more winter fashion before it’s too late.