Brooklyn Junior t-shirts, at "Gifted."
Adbusters has declared Black Friday “Buy Nothing Day” and asks everyone not to shop in an effort to curb our culture’s rampant consumerism. Pish posh! We have way too many “buy nothing days” as it is, and there’s no way we’re sitting out the fun on the one day when everything’s on sale. Elbows out, budgets in hand, snacks in bag, we’re choosing our wallets, thin as they may be, over our consciences today. So here’s a roundup of what’s on sale around town and online:
Lucky Magazine and Brooklyn Flea collaborate on a holiday market—in Manhattan [Brooklyn Flea]
A non-big-box list of (mostly Manhattan) boutiques having big sales [NBCNewYork]
Another list of sales, some big box, some small [NYPost]
Marty Markowitz’s list of holiday-shopping discounts around Brooklyn launches this morning [ishopbrooklyn]
Top 10 tech deals online [The Street]
Black Friday deals on gadgets, gear [NYTimes]
What not to buy on Black Friday [Gizmodo]
This year, Black Friday starts on Thanksgiving at some stores [AP]
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