Lowe’s Black Friday savings begin on October 29, 2026, with four weeks of Black Friday deals across tools, holiday decor, appliances and outdoor power equipment, according to the company announcement on October 8. The home improvement chain is expanding its annual 10 Days of Deals to 12 Days of Deals from November 16, with new savings each day leading up to Black Friday.
Thanksgiving week brings Lowe’s biggest savings of the season across appliances, tools, holiday decor, outdoor power equipment and home improvement essentials, according to the announcement. Stores will remain closed on Thanksgiving Day so associates can spend time with loved ones, while customers can continue to shop online-only deals. MyLowe’s Rewards and Pro Rewards members will also receive exclusive early online access to Black Friday Doorbusters one day before they become available to everyone on November 27.
New holiday decor and gifts
The Rudolph and Friends collection is expanding with new Sam the Snowman and Clarice decor, available online only, alongside returning favourites Bumble, Hermey the Elf and Yukon Cornelius. The Elf on the Shelf is also back, alongside the classic 10-inch Scout Elf and a Toolbelt Outfit, plus new friends, new outfits and a larger-than-life 5-foot poseable Elf on the Shelf for the front yard.
Lowe’s Holiday Living brand also brings back New Kensington and Real Feel artificial trees, wreaths and garlands, with vintage-inspired trees and lights and glitter sparkle lights new this year, according to reports. For shoppers planning a home project before the holidays, the combination of tools, decor and appliances in one sale is the point: Lowe’s is positioning itself as a one-stop shop for both gifts and home preparation.
Planning help from an AI assistant
For help planning the season, Mylow, Lowe’s AI-powered assistant, can help customers organise hosting checklists, decorating plans and everything they need for the holidays, according to the company. That kind of planning tool is increasingly common in retail, as stores try to help shoppers move from browsing to buying with a clear project in mind.
For buyers, the calendar matters: October 29 starts four weeks of deals, November 16 starts 12 Days of Deals, Thanksgiving week brings the biggest savings, and December 3 to December 24 brings December Deal Drops on gifts and holiday basics. Shopping early can secure stock, but waiting for Thanksgiving week may secure a lower price, so the best strategy depends on whether the item is likely to sell out.
