Labor Day shopping always lands at that awkward point when I want to dress for fall, but the weather is still very much committed to summer. I’m ready for richer colors, a great pair of jeans, and something more interesting than the same tank top on repeat. A heavy sweater? We can discuss her later.
That’s the lens I’m using for the Labor Day sales this year: pieces that make getting dressed more fun now and still earn their place when the temperature drops. Think an expressive pair of earrings with a plain knit, a blouse that works with both denim and a skirt, or a bag that actually fits the things you carry. There are beauty restocks in the mix, too, because a discount on something you already finish is worth noticing.
Below, I’ve narrowed the weekend down to nine sales worth a look, with the offers, codes, and where I’d start shopping. Some are live now; others have specific shopping windows. You do not need something from every store. Find the section that solves a real gap, start there, and leave the rest of your weekend alone.
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The Labor Day Sales to Put on Your Radar
For everyday fall outfits, start with LOFT and Banana Republic. For clearance finds, check Nordstrom Rack’s access rules before shopping. Alexis Bittar is my pick for an outfit-changing accessory, while STATE Bags is worth a look if your everyday bag needs an upgrade.
Ramy Brook and Solid & Striped make more sense if there’s an occasion or a warm-weather trip on your calendar. For beauty, Nécessaire has a multi-day offer, and Sunday Riley’s Luna deal at Ulta is a one-day event. Here’s what to know before you open all nine tabs.
1. LOFT: Start With the Tops Your Jeans Are Missing
The offer: 44% off your purchase, plus an extra 22% off and free shipping through Sep 4, 2026. No code needed; exclusions apply. A separate 50%-off-purchase offer is scheduled for Sep 5, 2026–Sep 6, 2026.
If your fall shopping list begins and ends with “another sweater,” I’d take a lap through LOFT’s tops first. The useful purchase is often the piece between a plain T-shirt and a dressy blouse: something with a neckline, sleeve, or print that gives your favorite jeans a different personality. A soft floral with dark denim feels completely different from a crisp stripe with the same pair.
My styling filter here is proportion. If you live in wider-leg jeans, look for a top that can tuck without creating a bulky waistband, or one that finishes closer to the waist. If slim jeans are still your favorite, a little more volume through the sleeve or body can balance the outfit. Don’t buy a silhouette you’ll spend the morning adjusting just because the sale is good.
Those two discounts are applied sequentially, not added together. Compare the checkout total, especially if you’re deciding whether to shop now or wait for the weekend offer.