JCPenneys early Black Friday deals include 80% off fashion, jewelry, shoes and more

Counting down the days until Black Friday? Same.But you can actually beat the crazy holiday shopping rush by adding big deals to your cart now.JCPenney is hosting early Black Friday deals ahead of the big event on Nov.

27.Expect discounts on women’s and men’s fashion, shoes, jewelry, home essentials, baby gear and more.It can be overwhelming to surf the site for the best deals, so we did the heavy lifting and assembled the top JCPenney discounts to shop now — ideal for holiday gifting.Jeans with T-shirts, jeans with bombers…jeans with just about everything this season.

We’re loving these flattering skinnies, which hug your curves in all the right places.Even better: they include a unique tummy-slimming panel.Classic comfort that’s so affordable, you won’t believe it.

We’re lusting over this long-sleeved, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified design that’s effortlessly soft.Fine jewelry doesn’t have to be associated with a high price tag.Case in point: this scintillating tennis necklace, which comes in both gold over brass and silver over brass.A basic men’s tee pairs with just about everything in your closet.

This one is made from soft-stretch cotton and available in regular and big tall sizes.Choose from 13 colors, including Barcelona blue, black, white and rich teal.You can’t go wrong with a comfortable pair of jeans.

This relaxed silhouette is effortlessly baggy and features a mid-rise waistband — available in regular and big tall sizes.It’s sale time! Top-selling watch brand Citizen is offering a whopping 60% off their durable, water-resistant watch ahead of Black Friday.The luxe, stainless steel finish will pull together any outfit this season — even the most casual ones.A quilted vest is just the wardrobe essential you need to keep you warm all winter.

This one comes in fun prints like red plaid or neutral hues like ivory and English toffee.‘Tis the season to wear fleece.The buttery-soft fabric feels just as luxe as it looks in...

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Publisher: New York Post

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