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If there’s one club you definitely want to be a part of, it’s Sam’s Club. The retailer is beloved for its year-round savings on everything from groceries and gas to TVs and toilet paper. The catch: In order to access the deals, you have pay. Normally, a Sam’s Club membership costs $50 per year, but right now it’s down to just $20 at the Sam’s Club Black Friday sale. As a club member, you’ll get discounts on giftable clothing, electronics, home items, jewelry and more. So get ready to check some names off your Christmas list, and remember to be good to yourself too — Santa’s orders.
This $20 Club membership promo — a wild 60% off — sets you up for even more savings through the holidays and into 2025. Even if you only shopped at Sam’s Club for your holiday needs, the perks would be worth way more than $20. Our prediction: You’ll become a regular at the Club and a true super-saver, whether you shop online, on the app or in person.
For even more perks, be sure to download the free Sam’s Club app. It’s super handy for deliveries, curbside pickup and Scan & Go — all are designed to let you skip the checkout line altogether. It will seriously cut down your shopping time.
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It’s rare to see a Sam’s membership deal this good. Nab one now and complete all your discounted holiday shopping ahead of Black Friday.
$20 at Sam’s Club
What Sam’s Club members get
Beyond the big membership discount and everyday low prices on products, there are many perks to being a member. Here’s a peek at what’s in store:
✔️ 12-month Club membership for you and one other person in your household
✔️ Extra Instant Savings markdowns on already-low prices
✔️ Faster checkout with Scan & Go
✔️ Free curbside pickup with orders of $50+
✔️ Express delivery for just $12
✔️ Sam’s cash back when you use a Sam’s Club Mastercard
✔️ Low gas prices
Save time, money and your sanity with this $20 Sam’s Club membership deal. Holiday deals are already live! (Sam’s Club)
Looking for even more benefits? You’ll want to check out the upgraded Sam’s Club Plus membership, which is currently $60 — that’s $50 off. In addition to the standard gets, Plus members enjoy free curbside pickup with no minimum needed, early shopping at select locations and free delivery on qualifying orders when you spend a minimum of $50. (That will come in quite handy when you’re shipping a gift to Aunt Nancy!) But the most exciting new offer for Plus members is the free same-day delivery on orders over $50 placed by 1 p.m.
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The glorified warehouse club is stocked with popular home essentials, electronics, giftables and fresh groceries at low prices. Snag a 60% off membership for Black Friday and check out our gift picks below.
$20 at Sam’s Club
Deals to shop now
Even more exciting, Sam’s Club’s Black Friday deals are live now for members, so you can wrap up all your holiday shopping nice and early and wow them with excellent prezzies. Discounts include big-name giftables such as Shark NeverChange Air Purifier Max (everybody deserves clean air) for $50 less, a star Ninja blender that’s down to $80 and cozy $11 Isotoner indoor/outdoor slippers. And don’t miss out on the retailer’s exclusive in-house brand Member’s Mark, which features essentials at reduced prices, including matching family pajamas and an on-sale outdoor heater.
Got your discounted membership going? Then, ready, set, shop!
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Show them you love them by improving the very air they breathe. This popular Shark air purifier quietly sucks up 99.98% of allergens, dust and dander and they’ll never need to replace the protected HEPA filter. (Those can be pricey.) The powerhouse stands just 22 inches tall but can handle extra-large rooms and open spaces of up to 1,400 square feet like a pro. Two odor-neutralizing cartridges and a remote control are included.
$230 at Sam’s Club
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His feet will enjoy snuggly goodness as much as you enjoy tossing out his snaggled old pair — finally. These easy Isotoner slip-ons are great for noodling around the house, walking the dog or even a quick trip to the store. Bonus: They’re made with recycled fibers to lighten their carbon footprint (get it?). Shop women’s styles too,
$11 at Sam’s Club
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The old-school boombox gets a new groove with this rad radio/cassette player/tape recorder/Bluetooth speaker. The cool translucent body and on-beat multicolored LED lights are more than you could’ve ever dreamed back in the day, Plus, it has a rechargeable battery and a microphone hook-up for impromptu karaoke seshes. Kids and adults alike will be into this one.
$79 at Sam’s Club
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Include Fido in your family jammies tradition. He deserves to be warm and extra-adorable too. These sets are the cat’s pajamas (yep, the XS is sized for cats … if you dare). There are also matching sets for Mom, Dad, the kids and baby.
$7 at Sam’s Club
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Delicate, sparkly and beautiful, just like her, this diamond tennis bracelet will light her up on Christmas morn. The sterling silver settings hold 84 teensy yet brilliant round diamonds. The adjustable clasp ensures a good fit.
$129 at Sam’s Club
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A new blender goes great with New Year’s resolutions. Gift them a grand one and set them up for a healthy future filled with smoothies. The generous 72-ounce size means there’ll be enough to serve the entire family. Plus, it comes with two 24-ounce go-cups for sipping en route to the gym.
$80 at Sam’s Club
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Gifting the whole fam? This outdoor gas heater will be a hit. It’ll make outdoor gatherings possible and enjoyable year-round. It’s got wheels, an all-weather cover and a little table for drinks.
$120 at Sam’s Club
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