Cyber Monday: Long Island companies encourage customers to shop local for deals
News 12's Krista McNally was in Farmingdale to find out more about what local stores are offering.
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Nov 28, 2022, 10:16 PM
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7h agoLong Island companies are encouraging shoppers to check out their deals for Cyber Monday.
News 12's Krista McNally was in Farmingdale to find out more about what local stores are offering.
John’s Crazy Socks has special deals this holiday week, including discounts on their website and free shipping.
“We have 4,000 different kinds of socks,” said owner John Lee Cronin.
The Players Trunk in Hauppauge is another business providing great deals. Their goal is to help college athletes and offer a way to connect with fans by selling their apparel directly to the people online.
“Sneakers, jerseys, hats pants, shorts – you name it, we have it here. It is a cool opportunity to own something from your favorite athlete,” said co-founder Hunter Pomerantz.
