You could argue that the Christmas season officially begins the day after Thanksgiving (or November 1st). But if you’re used to spending every Thanksgiving morning watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade, you know that the Christmas season really begins when you watch Santa’s sleigh make its way down Sixth Avenue.
I don’t make the rules! Parades are so ingrained in our society that they’re a major milestone during the holiday season, and there’s a good reason why they’re approaching a nearly 100-year-old tradition.
This November, Macy’s is celebrating the 99th anniversary of the iconic parade with a collection of super cute parade-inspired apparel and homewares, and parade Here are daily deals to make your holiday shopping fun. (You can also download the Macy’s app and enter to win a VIP trip to the 2026 Macy’s 100th Parade.)
Macy’s Parade of Deals
Every day from now until Thanksgiving, Macy’s will announce a new one-day sale. The retailer teased Crocs, Beats headphones, Nespresso coffee machines, Clinique makeup, luxury fragrances, and jewelry. social media advertising Introducing sales. So far, we’ve had great deals like 61% off Free People sweaters and 35% off Land’s End tote bags, so you can see more big discounts to come.
Macy’s has dropped a few more hints on its site, so here’s a sneak peek at everything we know about the upcoming sale.
- November 11: Up to 60% off Pandora charms and bracelets
- November 12: Charter Club Cashmere Turtleneck
- November 13th: Clinique Makeup
- November 14th: For home refresh professionals
- November 15th: For designer lovers
- November 16th: For everyday users
- November 17th: For the Savvy Chef
- November 18th: For those who love luxury
- November 19th: For the Winter Warrior
- November 20th: Always on time
- November 21st: To skin care specialist
- November 22nd: For those who are familiar with fragrances
- November 23: For speakers
- November 24th: For trendsetters who are always on the move.
- November 25th: For beauty enthusiasts
- November 26th: For confident men
- November 27: For those with a sweet tooth
Check out Macy’s Parade of Deals every day through November 27th to save and shop new Early Access Black Friday deals dropping every Friday.
7 Souvenirs to Buy from Macy’s 99th Parade Collection
Macy’s also announced a selection of different souvenirs in honor of beloved holiday traditions. Includes exclusive mugs, tote bags, apparel, bag charms, and ornaments. There are also fun collaborations with other brands, including Brooklyn scent maker Apotheke and Faribau Mill, a 160-year-old textile company known for its heirloom-quality wool blankets. Even better, RetailMeNot shoppers can earn 5% cash back on all Macy’s purchases, including this exclusive collection.
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You can shop the entire Macy’s 99th Parade collection here. Scroll down to check out some of our favorite products.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 NYC Scenic Coffee Mug
Commemorate your 99th Thanksgiving in New York City with this super cute mug. Charming illustrations parade throughout, including a marching band, Macy’s star balloons, holiday elves, taxi cabs, pizza slices, and a big old New York-style bagel. Colorful confetti rains down across the background, making every sip feel celebratory.
price: $19.99 at Macy’s
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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 Crew Neck Sweatshirt
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Enjoy a slow morning watching the parade and get ready for Thanksgiving Day in this cozy sweatshirt. It will feature marching band members, balloons, parade participants, and famous New York icons like taxis and grab-and-go coffee. Best of all, the loose fit means you’ll stay comfortable during Thanksgiving dinner.
price: $45 at Macy’s
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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 NYC Scenic Canvas Tote
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Carry the festive spirit with you wherever you go thanks to this canvas tote. The all-over print features illustrations of the parade’s most iconic balloons and floats, from Thanksgiving turkeys to Santa’s sleigh. A small internal pocket and snap closure make it easy to use as an everyday bag or as an eco-friendly option for holiday shopping trips.
price: $30 at Macy’s
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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 Glass Ball Ornament
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This commemorative glass ornament will be paraded through Macy’s Herald Square just like Thanksgiving Day, featuring the iconic Santa’s sleigh float followed by a marching band. Confetti rains down on the blue bauble, ready to hang on the holiday tree.
price: $23 at Macy’s
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Faribault Mill x Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 Throw Blanket
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This American-made merino wool blend throw blanket commemorates the 99th annual parade, featuring a map of Manhattan Island and the world-famous parade route. Vintage icons of parade balloons, marching bands, taxi cabs, and the flagship Macy’s Herald Square store are dotted across one side of the 68″ x 48″ blanket, while the other side features a classy red plaid pattern.
price: $275 at Macy’s
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APOTHEKE x Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 Candle
I went to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade once when I was a kid, and I can confidently say that it never smelled like this. APOTHEKE’s best-selling Cardamom Chestnut scent is scented with allspice, coconut, and vanilla cream, perfect for the holiday season. Plus, an illustration of a parade surrounding candles, including Santa and his sleigh, adds a cute touch to your Christmas decorations.
price: $48 at Macy’s
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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 Float Drinkware Set of 6
Raise your glass and say thanks with this festive 14 oz glass. Each set of six features charming vintage illustrations of iconic characters from the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade, including the Thanksgiving turkey, the Nutcracker, and one of the trio of holiday elves.
price: $49.99 at Macy’s
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