It might feel like just about every store is rolling out Black Friday deals this year. But not every retailer is jumping on the bandwagon. One that’s skipping the whole thing? HomeGoods.
HomeGoods will not be offering any Black Friday sales in 2025. No doorbusters, no storewide discounts, and no special promotions. That might come as a surprise to some shoppers, but this isn’t anything new for them. HomeGoods has never really taken part in Black Friday events the way many other retailers do.
The reason is pretty straightforward. HomeGoods already sells their products at prices that are lower than regular retail. It’s part of their off-price model. Similar stores like TJMaxx, Marshalls and Ross follow the same approach. Since their items are already discounted every day, there’s not much room to cut prices even further for just one weekend.
Another thing to know is that HomeGoods will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. That’s something they’ve always done. It gives their employees the day off to spend with family, and it’s a company-wide decision. Stores will reopen on Friday morning, though, and some locations will be open as early as 7 AM. They’ll likely offer extended hours throughout the weekend to help with the holiday rush, just without the extra sales.
So, if you were wondering whether to hold out for Black Friday deals at HomeGoods this year, there’s no need. Their prices stay consistent, and their business model doesn’t change for the holiday.

Questions & Comments
Will you still be visiting HomeGoods this Thanksgiving weekend? If so, what’s on your holiday shopping list? Leave your comments below.
At Home is the place to be. The prices are very high at home goods much higher than Ross tjmaxx and such