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If shopping is on your agenda this holiday weekend, expect to see solid savings on a variety of bed and bath products, plus winter apparel, beauty products and more. To help you score the very best MLK deals, we've compiled a list of 11 superb sales over Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend.

1. Bloomingdale's MLK Day Sale

Dates: Jan. 12 – Jan. 16

Bloomingdale's is running a number of deals on home goods and sale items over Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend and throughout January. Offers include:

• Up to 75 percent off linens, small appliances and other bed, bath and kitchen products.
• An extra 50 percent off sale items.

2. Macy's MLK Day Sale

Dates: TBA

Though Macy's hasn't announced the details of its MLK Day sale, expect it to follow a similar structure to previous Macy's holiday sales: 20 percent off sitewide with free shipping on qualifying orders. Further details are expected to be announced over the weekend.

3. Gap MLK Day Sale

Dates: Jan. 5 – Jan. 16

Gap is clearing stores for spring fashions with a huge sale on winter merchandise. Noteworthy deals from Gap include:

• Up to 75 percent off apparel for women, men, kids, plus fitness and maternity.
• 40 percent off your order with promo code GOODSTART.
• An extra $25 in Gap cash for every $50 or more spent.

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4. Pottery Barn MLK Day Sale

Dates: Throughout Jan. 29

Every January, Pottery Barn hosts one of the best white sales in the business. Over Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, the home goods retailer will take 20 percent off a wide array of bed and bath products. Visit Pottery Barn over the holiday to save on bath towels, loungewear, duvets and sheets.

5. Overstock MLK Day Sale

Dates: Jan. 9 – Jan. 18

Overstock began releasing deals on furniture, bedding and other home essentials in early January. Over MLK weekend, Overstock will continue its home good sale, discounting towels, fashion bedding, memory foam and other bed and bath products by up to 70 percent.

6. Loft MLK Day Sale

Dates: Jan. 11 – Jan. 16

To celebrate the long weekend, Loft is marking down winter sale styles by 60 percent. During the MLK Day sale, you can shop women's apparel, outerwear and accessories for less.

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7. Saks Fifth Avenue MLK Day Sale

Dates: Jan. 12 – Jan. 16

The Saks Fifth Avenue MLK Day sale kicks off on Thursday and runs through the long weekend. During the sale, the designer will offer bedding, bath, kitchen and home dining products at up to 30 percent off.

8. Finish Line MLK Day Sale

Dates: Ends Jan. 18

During its End of Season Sale, Finish Line is slashing shoe and apparel prices by 50 percent. Over Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, you'll uncover deals on athletic clothing and footwear from designers like Nike, Adidas and The North Face.

9. Orvis MLK Day Sale

Dates: Jan. 2 – Jan. 16

To usher in the spring, Orvis is running an End of the Season sale on winter fashions. Browse the sale to find outerwear, accessories, footwear, outdoor gear and dog products for up to 60 percent off.

10. The Body Shop MLK Day Sale

Dates: Jan. 3 – Jan. 16

Up until the long weekend's end, The Body Shop is holding a sale on bath and body products. Highlights from The Body Shop sale include:

• Up to 75 percent off sale items.
• 30 percent off on non-sale items.
• Up to 50 percent off gift sets.
• $10 limited edition Body Butter ($21 value).
• $12 body scrubs ($24 value).
• Bath and body products for under $5, $10 and $20.
• Free ground shipping on all orders.

11. Home Depot MLK Day Sale

Dates: Jan. 5 – Jan. 31

Like many of its fellow big-box retailers, Home Depot is hosting a white sale on home goods. Over MLK weekend, Home Depot will feature the following deals:

• Up to 25 percent off furniture.
• Up to 25 percent off wall decor.
• Up to 30 percent off home accents.

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