Last year, in 2014, the department store chain Kohl's stayed opened for 100 hours straight, to benefit last-minute holiday shoppers. This year, they added an extra 70 hours: the stores opened at 7 a.m. on Thursday, December 17 and won't close their doors until 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve, December 24*. So if you're that late in your holiday shopping or just fancy running errands at night, it's possible. Along with these extended opening hours, Kohl's offers various time-saving options during this tricky time of the year: you can buy online and pick up in store, use Apple Pay or Visa Checkout, choose from a large selection of gift cards and benefit from savings opportunities.
In the company's press release, Michelle Gass, Kohl’s Chief Merchandise and Customer Officer, said: “Kohl’s has wowed customers all season long with the most amazing products at an exceptional value and we are opening our doors around-the-clock leading up to Christmas to give customers even more time to get their last minute gifts. From the most coveted licensed toys to the perfect, awe-inspiring jewelry to an expansive assortment of active wear for the entire family, our stores will be bursting with incredible savings on the must-have gifts of the season.”
*Hours may vary by location. Visit store or Kohls.com for your local store hours.
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