Columbus Day is a federal holiday that celebrates the anniversary of Christopher Columbus' arrival in 1492. With it, like many federal holidays, comes some great sales at some of our favorite stores.
From H&M to Nordstrom, there are bargains to be found all over the internet in time for Columbus Day.
Plus, as Christmas is not too far off, this could be a chance to buy some gifts for a fraction of the retail price.
Newsweek has broken down the best beauty and fashion buys this Columbus Day.
H&M
H&M has 20 percent off this Columbus Day, and there is not even a voucher code required to get the discount. This cream cocoon coat is a perfect pick to warm up winter days in style.
Head to H&M here.
Levi's
A staple store in the U.S., everyone needs to start the fall and winter seasons with a new pair of jeans. With 30 percent off and free shipping, there has never been a better time to buy those 501s missing from your wardrobe.
Head to Levi's here.
J Crew
J Crew has a special code—SALEONSALE—meaning you can get extra off sale items as well as 30 percent off sweaters and knits. As the cold begins to creep in, this turtleneck with supersoft yarn is a great way to stay warm.
Head to J Crew here.
Nordstrom
At Nordstrom there are so many items on sale: from make-up to clothing there are so many items to choose from. This La Mer set, worth $545 and retailing at $365, has a further 25 percent off this Columbus Day.
Head to Nordstrom here.
Dermstore
Another haven of skincare and beauty products, Dermstore has money off products from brands as big as SKINCeuticals and Dermalogica. This gel serum from REN promises to help to firm and smooth out lines for plump, youthful-looking skin.
Head to Dermstore here.
Ulta
For the latest in make-up, Ulta is the place to go. Not only does it have daily haircare deals throughout October, there is also an extra 20 or 10 percent of qualifying products. This Flower Beauty shimmer eyeshadow palette is one of our favorites.
Head to Ulta here.
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