BENTONVILLE, AR, November 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Shoppers won't have to stand in line at DormSmart.com this Black Friday or Cyber Monday. The online retailer has spent the year searching for great dorm smart products that extend beyond the college dorm room. Shoppers seeking After Thanksgiving Day Sales can wow their entire family and friends with unique holiday gifts from DormSmart.com.
"While our focus is providing quality products at affordable prices for dorm bound college students, we've found that everyone loves our products because they are selected to take students from the dorm room into their next home. Because they make sense for everyone, we've worked hard to put together a Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sales Event for our loyal customers of all ages," stated Christi Leslie, Co-Founder & CEO of DormSmart.com.
For the sports enthusiast shoppers may want to consider gifting a sports chair, tailgating grill, or grill set by Picnic Time. For those holiday gift recipients in need of a little relaxation, holiday gifters can pick up a monogrammed Boca Terry Luxury Spa Wrap or Robe under $50.
For kids or teens who have everything, holiday shoppers should consider gifting an Eco Friendly Bean Bag Chair or a Personalized Rhino Armor Trunk that will withstand the test of time. These great holiday gifts can move from a child or teen's room into their college dorm room then into their future home.
Holiday shoppers should be sure to visit DormSmart.com for Black Friday DoorBusters, Sales, and Cyber Monday Deals to kick off their gift giving this holiday shopping season. The sales event begins at 10:00 p.m. on Thanksgiving and lasts through Cyber Monday.
DormSmart.com, L.L.C., an online retailer based in Bentonville, Arkansas, opened on the World Wide Web in August of 2009 and today offers more than 7000 smart product selections specifically geared for college students living in dorm rooms, on-campus and off-campus apartments. DormSmart.com was founded by parents and students who recognized a need in the marketplace for quality and affordable dorm room essentials for college bound students. DormSmart.com offers a vast selection of products in categories such as collegiate NCAA products, dorm sized appliances, dorm bedding including Twin XL, cooking, decor, furniture, laundry supplies, lighting, rugs, security, shower and bath supplies, storage, technology and electronics, tool kits, and tailgating and outdoors.
DormSmart.com, L.L.C. is also the creator of Dorm411.com, an informational blog for both college bound students and their parents covering topics from dorm decor to campus safety, anything and everything dorm.
For further information, please contact us at (877) 616-DORM or media@dormsmart.com.
Website: http://www.dormsmart.com
DormSmart.com Announces Black Friday Through Cyber Monday Sitewide Sales Event
The Black Friday through Cyber Monday sales event at DormSmart offers holiday shoppers low prices on unique gifts such as monogrammed Boca Terry Spa Wraps or personalized Rhino Armor Trunks that are sure to please the most discriminating recipients.
2011-11-25
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[Press-News.org] DormSmart.com Announces Black Friday Through Cyber Monday Sitewide Sales EventThe Black Friday through Cyber Monday sales event at DormSmart offers holiday shoppers low prices on unique gifts such as monogrammed Boca Terry Spa Wraps or personalized Rhino Armor Trunks that are sure to please the most discriminating recipients.