The ultimate eCommerce holiday calendar 2027

From Black Friday to National Ice Cream Day, shoppers have reasons to buy all year. An eCommerce holiday calendar puts these key dates on your radar early, so you can prep designs, schedule promos, and meet shipping cutoffs.

This eCommerce holiday calendar for 2027 covers the biggest online shopping holidays and fun marketing holidays, month by month. Use it as your holiday marketing calendar to plan ahead and line up every social media campaign before the rush.

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Not every holiday fits every brand. An ill-planned campaign can go viral for the wrong reasons, so choose occasions that align with your brand and target audience. Learn the meaning behind cultural events before you build holiday promotions around them, then grab the calendar below to map out your year.

eCommerce holidays in Q1

January

January 1 – New Year’s Day (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early December

People want a fresh start, so tap into goal-setting themes. Launch a new collection, run a limited-time New Year sale, or promote journals, notebooks, and activewear for resolution season.

January 13 – National Sticker Day (US)

• Relevant for: Lifestyle brands, artists, creators

• Start prepping: Late December

Stickers are low-cost extras that shoppers rarely skip. Add a free one to every order, or bundle three sticker designs at a discount to boost your average order value.

Read more: 42 Custom sticker ideas

January 15 – National Hat Day (US)

• Relevant for: Apparel and accessories sellers

• Start prepping: Mid-December

Put beanies, dad hats, and bucket hats front and center. Embroidered logos and short text designs look sharp on headwear and give shoppers an easy way to personalize.

Read more: Hat logo size and placement guide for different hat styles

January 18 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day (US)

• Relevant for: Community-focused brands, all eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Mid-December

This national holiday honors Dr. King’s legacy and is also a national day of service. A donation drive or a spotlight on local Black-owned businesses you partner with fits the spirit of the day better than flashy sales messaging.

January 21 – Get to Know Your Customers Day (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early January

Send a short survey, run a poll on social media, or offer a discount code in exchange for a product review. What you learn about your target audience can shape the rest of your year.

January 21 – National Cheesy Socks Day (US)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands, gift shops

• Start prepping: Late December

Food prints, puns, and loud patterns all fit the theme. Socks make easy impulse buys, so feature them at checkout or pair them with themed apparel in a bundle.

Read more: 13 Creative sock design ideas

February

All month – Black History Month (US, Canada)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, artists, creators

• Start prepping: Early December

Partner with Black artists on a limited collection and share their stories on social media throughout the month.

February 2 – Groundhog Day (US)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, apparel brands

• Start prepping: Mid-January

Tie your discount to the forecast. If the groundhog sees its shadow, run a “six more weeks of winter” sale on hoodies and mugs. If not, tease your spring collection.

Read more: How to design a hoodie with Printful

February 13 – Galentine’s Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Businesses selling to women

• Start prepping: Early January

Groups of gal pals often get together on this day to celebrate their love for each other, and themed decor, drinkware, apparel, and hosting items are a key part of the evening. Sell merch that honors friendship between women with cute, personalized, matching items like shirts, PJs, and wine glasses.

February 14 – Super Bowl Sunday (US)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands, party supplies sellers

• Start prepping: Early January

Game-day tees, tumblers, and blankets sell well in the week before kickoff. To avoid trademark issues, stick to generic phrases like “game day” and design around the competing teams’ colors instead of their names or logos.

Read more: Copyright vs Trademark: POD guide to compliant designs

February 14 – Valentine’s Day (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, gift shops

• Start prepping: Early January

Personalized gifts like custom mugs, couple tees, and photo prints top gift-giving lists. Add a game-day bundle for couples watching the Super Bowl together.

Read more: 21+ Valentine’s Day gift ideas

February 15 – Presidents’ Day (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Late January

This long weekend is a known US sales event. Clear out winter stock with special deals, or launch a patriotic capsule ahead of spring.

March

All month – Women’s History Month (US, UK, AUS)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early January

Introduce the women behind your brand, or launch a collection inspired by women who shaped your niche.

March 3 – World Wildlife Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Eco-minded brands, kids’ brands

• Start prepping: Early February

Snow leopards, sea turtles, and other endangered species make striking subjects for posters and kids’ hoodies. Add #WorldWildlifeDay to your posts to reach people already browsing the topic. Pledge a percentage of profits from each sale toward wildlife conservation efforts.

March 6 – National Dress Day (US)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands, boutiques

• Start prepping: Early February

All-over-print dresses give you a full canvas for bold patterns. Plan a few social media posts that style one dress three ways: casual, office, and night out.

March 7 – Mother’s Day (UK)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, home decor brands

• Start prepping: Late January

UK shoppers celebrate Mother’s Day two months before the US does. Promote gifts like photo cushions, custom mugs, and embroidered sweatshirts, and post a clear order cutoff for UK delivery.

Read more: 55 Mom shirt ideas

March 8 – International Women’s Day (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, mission-driven brands

• Start prepping: Mid-January

Run a giveaway where shoppers nominate a woman who inspires them, then share the winning stories with your community.

Read more: 35 International Women’s Day gifts to give or sell

March 10 – Eid al-Fitr (Global)

• Relevant for: eCommerce brands with a Muslim customer base

• Start prepping: Early February

Eid al-Fitr celebrates the end of Ramadan, and typical celebration activities include giving to charity, wearing festive clothing, and spending time with friends and family over meals. Offer apparel and hosting items with celebratory phrases like “Eid Mubarak!” and dedicate a portion of sales to charities.

March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day (US, CA, Ireland)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands, party supplies sellers

• Start prepping: Early February

Green tees, bucket hats, and pint glasses lead the way for St. Patrick’s Day. Pair themed accessories with apparel in a “festival-ready” bundle to raise order values before the parades.

March 20 – First day of spring (Northern Hemisphere)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Mid-February

Refresh your storefront with pastel colors and launch a spring collection. Lightweight tees, tote bags, and floral prints match the shift to warmer weather.

Read more: 15 Best spring products to sell online in your store

March 22 – Holi (India, Global)

• Relevant for: Lifestyle brands, apparel brands

• Start prepping: Mid-February

Holi marks the arrival of spring with colored powder, music, and food. People often wear white so the colors show up, so plain white tees and bandanas fit the festival. Keep designs respectful of its religious roots.

March 26-29 – Easter weekend (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, kids’ apparel brands

• Start prepping: Mid-February

Good Friday and Easter Monday are public holidays in much of the US, UK, Australia, and Europe, which gives shoppers a long weekend to browse. Add cute, themed prints to kids’ tees and plush blankets, or launch matching family outfits for holiday photos.

eCommerce holidays in Q2

April

April 1 – April Fools’ Day (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Mid-March

Tease a fake product launch on social media, like a sweater for houseplants, then reveal a real discount code. Keep the joke clearly playful so no one feels misled.

April 10 – National Sibling Day (US)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, apparel brands

• Start prepping: Early March

Matching tees with “Oldest,” “Middle,” and “Youngest” prints are a natural fit. Offer a discount on two or more items so siblings can order together.

April 11 – National Pet Day (US)

• Relevant for: Pet brands, gift shops

• Start prepping: Early March

Pet owners love seeing their animals on mugs, tees, and blankets. Ask followers to share photos of their pets for a chance to win a custom pet product, then repost the best entries.

Read more: Custom gifts for pet lovers

April 22 – Earth Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Eco-minded brands, all eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early March

Environmentally conscious shoppers look for brands that walk the walk. Feature eco-friendly products made with organic cotton or recycled materials, and explain how Print on Demand eliminates overstock, since each item is made only after someone orders it.

Read more: The best eco-friendly products to sell

April 29 – International Dance Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Activewear brands, apparel brands

• Start prepping: Early April

Dance designs look great on all kinds of apparel, from crop tops to joggers. With spring recitals coming up, it’s also a good time to offer matching sets for dance studios and teams.

May

All month – Mental Health Awareness Month (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, wellness brands

• Start prepping: Early March

Share mental health resources with your audience, and back them up with action. Pair a collection of wellness and mindfulness designs with a donation to a mental health nonprofit to show your support is real.

May 5 – Cinco de Mayo (US)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands, party supplies sellers

• Start prepping: Early April

Shoppers often mark the day with backyard parties and taco nights, so promote tumblers, aprons, and festive tees for hosts. Choose bright, colorful designs, and skip stereotypes like sombreros and fake mustaches. Be conscious about respecting Mexican culture.

May 7 – Space Day (US)

• Relevant for: Kids’ brands, science and education niches

• Start prepping: Early April

Galaxy prints, planets, and astronaut graphics work well on kids’ tees, posters, and backpacks. Share a fun space fact each day of the week before, and link each social media post to a matching design.

May 9 – Mother’s Day (US, CA, AUS, parts of Europe)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, gift shops

• Start prepping: Mid-March

Scented candles, drinkware, and photo puzzles make for thoughtful keepsakes. For extra meaning, offer personalized gifts with a child’s drawing or handwritten note printed on them.

Read more: 10 Must-try Mother’s Day marketing ideas

May 16 – National Love a Tree Day (US)

• Relevant for: Eco-minded brands, outdoor brands

• Start prepping: Mid-April

Leaf patterns and botanical illustrations suit tote bags, tees, and wall art. To go a step further, plant one tree for every order through a tree-planting partner and share the running total with your customers.

May 24 – Victoria Day (CA)

• Relevant for: Brands with Canadian customers

• Start prepping: Mid-April

Canadians often call this long weekend the start of cottage season. Feature summer apparel like tank tops, shorts, and sun hats for trips to the lake.

May 25 – National Wine Day (US)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, lifestyle brands

• Start prepping: Late April

Grape illustrations and wine puns like “Wine o’clock” look great on stemless wine glasses and wine tumblers. Post a short video pairing each design with a red, white, or rosé.

May 31 – Memorial Day (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Late April

Open the weekend with a simple tribute on your channels before any sales message, and keep the tone sincere. After that, lean into the summer sales season with swimwear, outdoor gear, and patriotic apparel for barbecues and beach trips.

June

All month – Pride Month (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, apparel brands

• Start prepping: Early April

Branch out from the classic rainbow with designs in the colors of specific Pride flags, like the trans, bisexual, or nonbinary flags. Bold, inclusive slogans and subtle gradient details also give shoppers themed apparel they can wear all year.

Read more: 15+ Creative Pride shirt ideas

June 4 – National Doughnut Day (US)

• Relevant for: Lifestyle brands, gift shops

• Start prepping: Early May

Sprinkle patterns and sweet puns look great on socks, stickers, and tees. Run a “pick your flavor” poll on social media in the week before, then turn the winning flavor into a limited print.

June 5 – World Environment Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Eco-minded brands,

• Start prepping: Early May

The UN picks a new theme for World Environment Day each year. Build your content around the official theme so your message feels timely and fresh after Earth Day.

See more: Eco-friendly clothing and accessories

June 14 – Flag Day (US)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands

• Start prepping: Mid-May

Retro patriotic graphics and simple red, white, and blue designs suit tees, tank tops, and caps. Since they carry over into July, one collection can cover both holidays.

June 18 – National Flip Flop Day (US)

• Relevant for: Apparel and accessories sellers

• Start prepping: Mid-May

Tropical prints and bold color pops work well for beach-ready gear. Pitch matching sets to bridal parties and group trips, since they often order in bulk.

See more: Custom flip flops

June 20 – Father’s Day (US, UK, CA)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, gift shops

• Start prepping: Mid-April

Embroidered polos, duffel bags, and dad-joke tees make easy gifts. Run a dad joke contest on social media and print the winning joke on a limited-edition tee.

Read more: Custom Father’s Day t-shirt ideas

June 21 – First day of summer (Northern Hemisphere)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Late May

The summer solstice is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Run a sunrise-to-sunset flash sale to give shoppers a fun, time-limited reason to order.

June 21 – International Yoga Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Activewear and wellness brands

• Start prepping: Mid-May

Leggings, sports bras, water bottles, and yoga mats fit the theme. In the days leading up to it, share short yoga videos that show how your activewear moves.

Read more: 25 Must-have summer products to sell online

eCommerce holidays in Q3

July

July 1 – Canada Day (CA)

• Relevant for: Brands with Canadian customers

• Start prepping: Late May

A “long weekend packing list” carousel is an easy way to show off your range. Fill a collection with enamel mugs for campfire mornings, hoodies for cool lake evenings, and tees with red and white cabin-style graphics.

July 4 – Independence Day (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Mid-May

Think fireworks graphics and barbecue-humor slogans on tank tops, swim trunks, and tote bags for customers celebrating outdoors. Set your mockups at cookouts or on the beach to put each item in context.

Read more: 4th of July products to sell with Print on Demand

July 5 – National Bikini Day (US)

• Relevant for: Swimwear and apparel brands

• Start prepping: Early June

Fit is the first thing swimwear shoppers worry about, so show each design on a range of body types. Tropical prints, retro patterns, and mix-and-match sets round out the collection.

Read more: How to start a swimwear line

July 17 – World Emoji Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Lifestyle brands, gift shops

• Start prepping: Mid-June

Original emoji-style faces and icons look great on stickers, socks, and mugs. For quick engagement, invite followers to sum up your brand in three emojis.

July 18 – National Ice Cream Day (US)

• Relevant for: Lifestyle brands, kids’ brands

• Start prepping: Mid-June

The day falls on a Sunday, which makes it perfect for a weekend-only collection drop. Drip-style lettering, cone illustrations, and pastel scoop patterns work on kids’ tees, crop tops, and bucket hats.

July 30 – International Day of Friendship (Global)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands, gift shops

• Start prepping: Late June

Matching best-friend tees and split designs that complete each other side by side make easy gifts, and a “tag the friend you’d match with” post helps spread the word.

Read more: 13 Cool best-friend shirt ideas to celebrate friendship

August

All month – Back-to-school season (US, CA, UK)

• Relevant for: Kids’ brands, apparel brands

• Start prepping: Early June

Backpacks, notebooks, and themed apparel lead back-to-school shopping lists. Feature first-day outfit ideas in your product photos.

August 1 – American Family Day (US)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, apparel brands

• Start prepping: Early July

Backyard barbecues and big reunions call for a group photo, and matching outfits make it stand out. Family reunion tees printed with a last name and year are an easy win, while framed photo posters give relatives a keepsake to take home.

August 9 – National Book Lovers Day (US)

• Relevant for: Lifestyle brands, gift shops

• Start prepping: Early July

Bookworms love wearing their favorite lines. Quotes from public domain classics look great on tote bags and mugs, and you don’t need permission to use them.

August 19 – World Photography Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Artists, photographers

• Start prepping: Mid-July

Kick off a social media campaign that invites followers to share their best shots of your products with a dedicated hashtag, then reshare the best ones. Winners get bragging rights, and you get fresh content.

August 30 – Summer bank holiday (UK)

• Relevant for: Brands with UK customers

• Start prepping: Late July

It’s the UK’s last long weekend before autumn, and shoppers want one more barbecue or trip to the coast. A “last days of summer” sale on swimwear and tank tops clears space for your autumn collection.

September

September 5 – Father’s Day (AUS, NZ)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, brands with Australian or New Zealand customers

• Start prepping: Late July

Dads down under get their day just as spring and barbecue season arrive. If you ran a June Father’s Day campaign, refresh those designs with spring visuals and give them a second run.

September 6 – Labor Day (US, CA)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early August

This long weekend is a natural point to switch your marketing campaigns from summer to fall. Pair a final markdown on summer stock with a sneak peek at your autumn collection in the same email, so shoppers have something new to look forward to.

September 15 - October 15 – National Hispanic Heritage Month (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, artists

• Start prepping: Mid-July

Hispanic heritage spans about 20 countries, so designs that celebrate specific traditions, foods, or regional art styles feel more personal than generic graphics. Bilingual slogans on tees and tote bags add a fun twist. Share the story behind each design in your product descriptions and work with artists from the Hispanic community.

September 18 - October 3 – Oktoberfest (EU, UK, US)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands, party supplies sellers

• Start prepping: Early August

Oktoberfest-style parties pop up in cities around the world, so the theme travels well outside Germany. Bavarian blue-and-white diamond patterns, pretzel illustrations, and German puns look great on tees and pint glasses. Pitch group orders to offices and clubs planning their own celebrations.

September 21 – International Day of Peace (Global)

• Relevant for: Mission-driven brands, artists

• Start prepping: Mid-August

Doves, olive branches, and peace signs are timeless picks for tees, posters, and stickers. For a fresh angle, ask followers how they say “peace” in their language and turn the answers into a multilingual design.

September 23 – First day of fall (Northern Hemisphere)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Mid-August

Hoodie weather is here. Autumn leaves, plaid patterns, and pumpkin spice humor suit sweatshirts, beanies, and blankets. Film a cozy-season lookbook for Reels or TikTok that shows how your pieces layer together.

eCommerce holidays in Q4

October

October 5 – World Teachers’ Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, education niches

• Start prepping: Early September

Parents and students love a small thank-you for their teachers. Classroom-humor tees, notebooks, and sturdy tote bags for hauling papers all fit the bill.

Read more: 30 Ideas for custom teacher appreciation gifts

October 10 – World Mental Health Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Wellness brands, all eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early September

Gentle, uplifting messages like “It’s okay to rest” feel right at home on cozy sweatshirts and journals. Use your channels to encourage customers to check in on a friend, and pair any promo with links to trusted support resources.

October 11 – Thanksgiving (CA)

• Relevant for: Brands with Canadian customers

• Start prepping: Early September

Show your Canadian shoppers some love with a thank-you post featuring their reviews or photos. For the long weekend’s family gatherings, harvest illustrations, warm plaid, and “thankful” typography look cozy on aprons, hoodies, and blankets.

October 16 – Boss’s Day (US)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, office and corporate gifting

• Start prepping: Mid-September

Teams often chip in for a group gift, which makes funny “World’s okayest boss” mugs and desk-friendly notebooks a safe bet. Target office managers and team leads with a short gift roundup.

Read more: 23 Best corporate gift ideas for any occasion

October 29 – Diwali (India, Global)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, home decor brands

• Start prepping: Mid-September

Diya, rangoli, and marigold motifs bring the festival of lights to throw pillows, posters, and greeting cards. Gifting is central to Diwali, so feature gift-ready picks for family and friends.

October 31 – Halloween (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, kids’ brands

• Start prepping: Early September

With Halloween on a Sunday, expect parties all weekend. Matching costume tees and tote bags for trick or treating are crowd-pleasers, especially in moody, candlelit product photos.

Read more: 15 Halloween shirt ideas to inspire your next design

November

All month – Native American Heritage Month (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early September

Amplify Native-owned brands and artists on your channels throughout the month or partner with them for a collaborative collection. Keep sacred symbols like headdresses out of your designs.

November 1 – World Vegan Day (Global)

• Relevant for: Lifestyle brands, food niches

• Start prepping: Early October

Plant-based puns and veggie illustrations look great on tote bags and kitchen aprons.

November 11 – Singles’ Day (China, Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early October

What started in China is now a major online shopping event across Asia. Lean into self-gifting with “party of one” humor and treat-yourself picks.

Read more: How to increase sales with Singles’ Day marketing

November 25 – Thanksgiving (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early October

Hosts start dressing up their homes well before the big dinner. Promote tableware and throw pillows with harvest patterns, autumn leaves, or “gather together” lettering to help them set the scene.

November 26 – Black Friday (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early September

Early access for subscribers encourages shoppers to join your email list before the rush. Put your bestsellers front and center and offer competitive deals.

Read more: Black Friday marketing campaigns done right

November 27 – Small Business Saturday (US)

• Relevant for: Independent brands, small business owners

• Start prepping: Mid-October

It’s a great moment to share your small business story, from who designs your items to how each one is made on demand.

November 29 – Cyber Monday (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early September

Online stores get the spotlight today. Schedule a “last chance” email for the evening to catch shoppers who browsed but didn’t buy.

Read more: The best of Black Friday Cyber Monday marketing [15 Inspiring examples]

December

December 4 – National Sock Day (US)

• Relevant for: Apparel brands, gift shops

• Start prepping: Early November

Ugly-sweater patterns and snowy motifs turn socks into easy stocking stuffers. Family-focused products like matching sock sets add a fun gifting angle.

See more: Design custom print-on-demand socks

December 14 – National Free Shipping Day (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Mid-November

Offer last-minute free shipping incentives to capture peak holiday traffic. Customers expect fast, reliable delivery during this period.

December 24 - January 1 – Hanukkah (Global)

• Relevant for: Gift shops, lifestyle brands

• Start prepping: Early November

Blue-and-silver menorah, dreidel, and latke-pun designs suit tees, mugs, and holiday cards. With Hanukkah overlapping Christmas this year, a dedicated Hanukkah collection helps shoppers find gifts without scrolling through a sea of Santa designs.

December 25 – Christmas (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Early October

Personalized gifts with names, photos, or inside jokes are the season’s showstoppers. Share your order-by date early on banners, emails, and product pages so customers know when to order by if they want to ensure their gifts have arrived in time to be put under the tree.

Read more: 43 Things to sell on Christmas to skyrocket holiday sales

December 26 – Boxing Day (UK, CA, AUS)

• Relevant for: Brands with UK, Canadian, or Australian customers

• Start prepping: Early December

Shoppers come back with gift cards and holiday cash. Clear out festive stock with a Boxing Day sale, and tease your January collection in the same email.

Read more: 10 Holiday email marketing campaign ideas you must try

December 26 - January 1 – Kwanzaa (US)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses, artists

• Start prepping: Early November

Bring Kwanzaa’s red, black, and green palette to tees, posters, and greeting cards, with designs inspired by its seven principles, like unity and creativity. Be culturally respectful and work with artists or other businesses who are knowledgeable about the holiday and its roots.

December 31 – New Year’s Eve (Global)

• Relevant for: All eCommerce businesses

• Start prepping: Late November

Countdown graphics, gold accents, and cheeky resolution slogans fit party tees and tumblers for this global celebration. Tease a New Year’s Day launch to bring shoppers back after midnight.

Read more: 14 Proven strategies to drive holiday sales

Make every date count in 2027

A solid eCommerce marketing calendar turns a packed year into a clear plan. Use this retail calendar to map out creative marketing campaigns early and get designs ready before the holiday shopping season.

With Printful, you can add new designs to your store in a matter of minutes with no inventory and no minimum orders. Pick which dates to include in your store’s holiday calendar, open the Design Maker, and get your first 2027 collection ready.