Is Target's sale better than Prime Day? Check out the deals here
The summer’s biggest retail showdown is officially underway, and Target is giving Amazon a serious run for its money.

Rachel Cortez- Target's Circle Deal Days sale is running concurrently with Amazon's Prime Day.
- The sale features discounts of up to 50% on various items, including home goods and back-to-school supplies.
- Shoppers must be Target Circle members to access the deals, but membership is free to join.
- The event includes daily deals as well as offers lasting through the end of the sale.
Amazon Prime Day might be winding down, but don't sleep on the competition—Target’s Circle Deal Days sale is still going strong, and we are spotting massive discounts of up to 50% off.
Right now, Target is slashing prices across a massive lineup of summer staples and more. We’re talking major markdowns on everything from back-to-school shopping to backyard upgrades and popular home goods.
Whether you’re prepping your backyard for summer hosting or refreshing your space on a budget, these Target discounts make it easy to beat the Prime Day craze.
Shop Target Circle Deal Days dealsBut first, take a look at the best daily deals you can score today only
Just remember, these deals are only valid today, June 26. Be sure to grab these before they're gone:
- Save 40% on select pretend-play toys for kids
- Save 40% on trending summer swimwear
- Select hair and body mists are 40% off
Shop these Target deals available through Friday, June 26








When is the Target Circle Deal Days 2026 shopping event?
The 2026 Target Circle Deal Days sale began on Tuesday, June 23, and will run through Friday, June 26.
What is the Target Circle Deal Days 2026 sale?
Target Circle Deal Days is a special savings event where Target Circle members can shop for exclusive deals and discounts on a range of products. The 4-day-long June event features offers on everything summer-ready, including clothing, outdoor fun, school-year prep and more. Check out some of the most popular sales during this epic shopping event below:
- Daily Deals of the Day with 40%+ off select items from national brands like Crocs, Igloo, Sun Bum, Goodfellow Co. and Pillowfort .
- Up to 45% off select kitchen items and select floor care
- 40% off back-to-school, college essentials and select bedding and bath items
- 40% off select women’s clothing, select beauty items and Sun Squad outdoor gear and coolers
- Exclusive Starbucks in-store perk for Circle members: Free hot or iced brewed coffee or Bullseye cookie for Circle members on June 23 in Target stores with a Starbucks coffeehouse.
- Military Appreciation Discount: Verified military members, veterans and their families who are Target Circle members will also receive 20% off one qualifying storewide purchase June 21–July 4.
- Student & Teacher Appreciation Discount: College students and teachers can receive over 50% off an annual Target Circle 360 membership, which includes free, fast shipping, same-day delivery, monthly freebies and early access to select sales and collaborations.
Do I need to be a Target Circle member to shop the deals?
You do need a Target Circle membership to access the sale, but it’s free to sign up. Members get exclusive discounts and earn rewards on every purchase. If you aren’t a member yet, now is the time to join. Plus, there are also some rare sign-up bonuses happening right now for new Target Circle 360 members and credit card users. Check out the details below:
- Shoppers approved for a Target Circle credit card from June 14-26 will receive $100 in Target Circle Rewards.
- Shoppers who enroll in Target Circle 360 from June 14-26 will receive 50% off a one-year membership.

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