Dollar Tree weekly ads valid from sunday 11/01, deals

This page shows the Dollar Tree weekly ad that is valid right now, so you can see what's featured before you head to the store. The chain is a discount variety store with a base price of $1.25 per item. Each ad focuses on one theme, such as party supplies, skincare or cleaning products, and shows every item with its price per unit.

Open the current Dollar Tree Weekly Ad Valid from sunday 11/01/2026 and browse its deals page by page.

Dollar Tree weekly ad and online catalog

The ad is a short flyer. Most items in it cost $1.25 or $1.50 and a few cost more, with every price given per unit, the way the chain's website shows them.

For the whole range, DollarTree.com itself works as the Dollar Tree online catalog. It lists thousands of items, and most of them are sold by the case, with many also available in smaller quantities. You can have an order shipped free to your local store for pickup, pay for delivery to your home or business, or get same-day delivery from many stores. If you have the printed catalog, Catalog Quick Order lets you type in its SKU numbers and order several items at once.

You can browse and order the whole range on dollartree.com.

Dollar Tree products and departments

The stores sell food, candy and snacks next to health and beauty products, cleaning supplies and housewares such as glassware and dinnerware. Party supplies, gift wrap, stationery, books and toys fill other aisles, and every U.S. store has a Crafter's Square section with craft supplies. Many of the items come from trusted national and regional brands. New products arrive in the stores and on the website every week, which turns a visit into a bit of a treasure hunt.

How to use coupons at Dollar Tree

The chain accepts manufacturer coupons in its stores, but no coupons on website orders and none from other retailers. The main rules:

• One per item: you can use one manufacturer coupon for each item, and up to four of the same coupon per day.
• Printable coupons: you can use up to two coupons printed from the internet per day, and each needs its own serial number. Photocopies aren't accepted.
• No cash back: a coupon worth more than the item is reduced to the item's price.