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Celebrate With Target’s 4th of July Deals on Red, White, and *Cute* Styles, Plus 50% off Patio Furniture
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Date:2025-04-16 22:55:23
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Let’s be real, if there’s any place that always knocks it out of the park with its deals, it’s Target. Not only is it our favorite retailer for both fashion, home, and garden items, it’s also our comfort place for us girlies to stroll, Starbucks in hand and everything. That’s why to prep for the 4th of July we’re heading straight to Target.
First things first, always make sure you‘re fully stocked with your fave sunscreen, Insta-worthy pool floats, and your Stanley summer shade cup (obvi) for the upcoming holiday. Next, it’s time to start thinking about what you’re going to wear, whether you’re celebrating with a pool party or barbecue with the family. Lucky for us, Target is currently having jaw-dropping deals on red, white, and blue looks, plus 20% off on swim, and up to 50% off patio furniture to get both you and your home ready for the summer season ahead. So, what are you waiting for? Keep scrolling to start shopping Target’s best 4th of July deals below.
Shop Target's 4th of July Fashion Deals
Even if you've already bought 20 swimsuits for the summer (ahem, like me), this racerback one-piece is just too cute to pass up. It features a solid hue with contrasting trim, a flattering high-leg cut, side cutouts, and customizable coverage with removable cups.
Stay cool and stylish this 4th of July in the women's America cropped graphic tank top in red, crafted from a soft, breathable cotton-polyester blend that's ideal for all-day comfort.
Get into the 4th of July spirit with stripes! This cheeky bottom from Shade & Shore features a low-rise fit with cute ruffles, comfy stretch fabric, and full lining.
Turn heads at the pool or beach with this one-piece swimsuit from Kona Sol. It's designed with a flattering one-shoulder neckline, soft stretch fabric, and sewn-in cups for comfy, confident wear all day long.
Add a pop of color to your fit with these vibrant blue shorts. They feature a comfy smocked waist and flared legs, perfect for casual outings or lounging at home. They also make a great beach coverup!
Shop Target's 4th of July Patio Deals
Upgrade your patio setup for your next summer barbecue with this Costway solar umbrella. It features pre-installed solar-powered LEDs for ambient evening lighting and provides shade during sunny days.
Show off your plants with this stunning hanging plant stand, designed with three-tier shelves and a grid shelf for peak sunlight. It's perfect for drainage too, with slatted shelves to keep your plants healthy.
With all those summer barbecues you'll be having, you're going to need extra seating. Snag these chic metal mesh patio chairs for $25 apiece.
No 4th of July bash is complete without a beach ball, and right now, this Sun Squad one is just $1. Grab a few for all your besties before they're gone!
Dive into the summer with this popsicle lounge float from Sun Squad. Its glitter-filled center and patriotic colors make it perfect for lounging in the pool or on the lake.
Looking for more 4th of July sales? Head over to Walmart to score up to 81% off home essentials from Shark, Roku, Waterpik & more!
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