Staples: Back to School Deals 8/23-8/29
Below are the best School Supply deals you can snag at Staples starting tomorrow, August 23rd. Note that many items are limited to a certain number per customer. See your local ad for more details.
Through August 22nd, make a $10 minimum purchase at Staples and you’ll snag a coupon/code valid for $25 off a $50 purchase at Gap – found on the bottom of your receipt. This offer is valid online at Gap.com and at Gap, GapKids, babyGap, and GapBody stores (redeemable thru 8/25). AND, when you make any purchase at Gap, you’ll receive a coupon valid for 20% off your regular-priced office supplies purchase at Staples (redeemable thru 8/29). For more information, go here.
Under $1 Deals
* 2-pocket paper folder 15¢ (limit 30)
* 1-subject notebook 17¢ (limit 30)
* Staples dual hole pencil sharpener $0.25 (limit 5)
* Staples 12″ ruler $0.35 (limit 5)
* Staples 3″ x 5″ index cards $0.48 (limit 5)
* Staples composition book $0.50 (limit 30)
* Staples school glue 4oz with glue stick $0.50 (limit 30)
* Crayola crayons 24/pack $0.50 (limit 30)
* Staples #2 pencils 12/pack $0.68 (limit 30)
* Staples filler paper $0.75 (limit 30)
* Crayola washable markers 8/pack $0.75 (limit 30)
* Paper Mate mechanical pencils 5/pack $0.75 (limit 30)
→ Use the $0.55/1 Paper Mate Mechanical Pencils coupon found in the 7/26 SS
97¢-$1 Deals
* Crayola colored pencils 12/pack $0.97 (limit 30)
* Crayola classic markers 10/pack $0.97 (limit 30)
* 5″ Kids scissors, assorted $1 (limit 30)
* BIC Mechanical pencils 5/pack $1 (limit 30)
→ Use the $1/2 Bic Stationery Products coupon found in the 8/2 SS
* BIC Round Stic ballpoint pens 10/pack $1 (limit 30)
→ Use the $1/2 Bic Stationery Products coupon found in the 8/2 SS
* Staples hand sanitizer 8oz $1.69 (limit 30)
$2-$3 Deals
* Staples Accel 1-subject notebook $2
* Staples 3-subject notebook $2
* Staples reinforced filler paper $2
* Paper Mate Erasermate ballpoint 5/pack $2
→ Use the $0.55/1 Paper Mate Pens coupon found in the 7/26 SS
* Staples filler paper, 400 sheets $3
* Five-Star reinforced filler paper $3.50
→ Use the $2/2 Five Star Reinforced Filler Paper or Reinforced Printer Paper Product coupon found here or in the 8/2 SS. Or, use the $1/2 Five Star Products coupon found in the 8/2 SS.
* Post-It page markers $3
* Elmer’s clear glue sticks 3/pack $3
* Expo dry-erase 4/pack $3
→ Use the $1/1 Expo Dry Erase Marker Product coupon found in the 7/26 SS
* Sharpie 5/pack $3
→ Use the $0.75/1 Sharpie Permanent Marker Product coupon found in the 7/26 SS
* Fiskars Softgrip kids’ scissors 5″ $3
* Staples Spine Guard notebook $3
* Staples 5-subject notebook $3
* Sharpie Accent tank highlighters 5/pack $3
* Paper Mate SharpWriter pencils 12/pack $3
$4-$6 Deals
* Flair 4/pack pens $4
* Simply 1″ view binders 2/pack $4
* Staples Accel 3-subject notebook $4
* Sharpie Clear View highlighters 3/pack $4
* Bookcovers $4
* Staples Spine Guard notebook $5
* uni-ball Vision Elite roller pens 4/pack $5
→ Use the $0.55/1 uni-ball pen pack coupon found in the 7/26 SS
* InkJoy ballpoint pens 20/pack $5
* Scotch multi-task tape 3/4″ x 600″ 2/pack $5
* Scotch double-sided tape 1/2″ x 400″ 2/pack $5
* Post-It 3″ x 3″ 5/pack $5
* Swingline 545 stapler pack $5
* Paper Mate Profile ballpoint pens 12/pack $6
* Staples USB 2.0 flash drive 16GB $5.99
Also note that through September 19th, Staples will be offering up a Back to School 110% Price Match Guarantee. This means that Staples will price match items sold and shipped by Amazon.com or any retailer who sells products in both retail stores and online under the same brand. Not only will you receive a price match but you will receive an additional 10% off the difference between the Staples price and the competitor price.
Note that the back-to-school 110% Price Match Guarantee is valid at the time of purchase in Staples stores and on Staples.com. For an in-store price match, you’ll want to see an associate at the customer service desk at your local store. For a price match on Staples.com, you’ll want to call 1-800-333-3330. Go here for more information.
Just an FYI that you have a limit of 30 under the extreme deals, which should be a limit of 5. 🙂
Sorry about that, Peever! Just updated!
There were coupons from the Crayola facebook that popped up in my newsfeed over the last couple days one was save $1 on super tips markers or twistables products. There was also $3/$15 crayola products. I was at Menards last night and I am not familiar with their coupon policy but they had the 24pk twistable crayons for 3.50.
Can you price match the Expo 4pk dry erase markers to Office Depot’s sale which is $1 for the 4-pack?
Yes that is their 110% piece match policy so you will actually get them for .90!
Can i still use my Coupon on them still if I price match at staples?
Mine did a few weeks ago. They were not happy about it, though. I had price matched them for $2.50 at Target. P.S. the expo markers will be cheaper than .90 ….. the 110% is 10% of Staples expo price – Price Match. For exmple, if expo are $5 at Staples and you Price match them for a $1 you would pay $.60 (5-1 is 4 and 10% is .40, so an additional .40 off the price match.) This WILL most likely cause issues with using the $1 coupon.
Really? I didn’t know that but I’ve never done a price match there either. I just assumed it was of the competitors price.
My staples didn’t accept my manufacturer coupons a couple weeks ago. Has anyone else encountered this?
I drove 30 minutes last weekend to go to Staples for some price match items and instead of price match they did a price override. I know the stores have had some great deals but it’s pretty frustrating when they pull that kind of stuff to avoid paying the 110% difference.
I went to Staples Saturday morning to price match Office Max’s Sharpie Assorted Ultra Fine 12PK for $3. The associate who rang me up is fairly new (about a month … I know because I spoke with her on an earlier visit), she did a price “override” versus a price “match.” Which honestly, I didn’t even know Staples had a 110% Price Match Policy. The only reason I now know, is my sister did the same thing this evening, but when she went in the associate price “matched” with an additional 10% off the lower price. So, each set was $2.70. I definitely think the stores should be honest and “match” accordingly. In my case, $3 is a great deal regardless and I was able to use my 75¢ MQ too (making it $2.25). However, on a higher priced item or purchasing multiples, I would’ve been upset.
I wouldn’t doubt cashier doesn’t know about price match and believed over ride was the right procedure. Unless it’s a huge difference, I just let it go…