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Ten 'countdown to Christmas' sales you can't miss: Deals on apparel, tech, and more

Christmas is roughly two weeks away and retailers are doing everything they can to promote their deals. These sales last for a limited amount of time, with retailers announcing a new deal each day, often right up until Christmas.

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Customers, many buying holiday and Christmas presents, shop at Tyson's Corner Mall in Tyson's Corner, VA. Retailers are doing everything they can to promote their deals.

The final countdown to Christmas is here, and if you're still searching for gift ideas, fear not. Retailers are doing everything they can to promote their deals and this year we're seeing an uptick in "countdown to Christmas sales." These sales last for a limited amount of time, with retailers announcing a new deal each day, often right up until Christmas.

Know of any additional countdown to Christmas sales we should include? Let us know in the comments below.

Countdown to Christmas Sales

Amazon: This Seattle-based retailer is known for extending its sales. Just last month it kicked off its Black Friday deals the week before Thanksgiving. Starting December 11, Amazon will commence its 12 days of deals offering new deals on a multitude of items including electronics, apparel, toys, and home accessories. Sales will last through December 22.

BCBGMAXAZRIA: Enjoy a new online discount on a variety of apparel and accessories. This countdown is valid through December 25.

The Container Store: This retailer's 12 Days of Wonder sale is good through December 18 and includes discounts on all types of stocking stuffers for the home.

Costco: Sign up for Costco's newsletter to receive a new deal each day through December 17. Deals include everything from bar stools to vacation packages to Greece.

Dell Home: Dell's 7 Days of Deals offers discounts on tablets, PCs, and laptops, to name a few. Deals are valid through December 15.

Figis: Figis' Daily Doorbuster offers a discount on one specific food basket each day. The countdown lasts through December 17.

FTD: From flowers to holiday decorations, FTD's 12 Deals of Christmas sale has all your bases covered. A new deal is released each day up until December 20.

Microsoft Store: From Windows tablets to the Xbox One, the Microsoft Store is offering deals on its massive catalog of tech. Check in daily for a new deal on a different item through December 19.

Norwegian Cruise Line: Get an automatic $100 onboard credit on a variety of cruises to the Caribbean, Europe, and beyond. Find a new cruise deal every day through December 14.

Swim Outlet: Get a jump start on your New Year's resolutions with these daily deals on athletic apparel and gear for swimmers and runners alike. Offers are good through December 19.

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Louis Ramirez is a senior features writer for dealnews.com, where this article first appeared. 

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