Shop and Celebrate with Tribesigns Presidents' Day Sale

Attention friends! One of the most exciting events of the month is upon us—Presidents' Day! It's the perfect opportunity to honor the great leaders in the history of U.S. and take advantage of some fantastic bargains during our Tribesigns Presidents' Day Sale.

We're celebrating this special day in a big way at Tribesigns with some amazing discounts! Whether you're sprucing up your home office, redesigning your living room, or simply indulging in a little retail therapy, we have something for everyone.

It's a perfect time to grab that elegant dining table or comfortable office computer desk you've been eyeing! Here, let's underline the time and discount details of this promotional event for you.

Time: From Feb. 19th to Feb. 28th, 2025

14% OFF over $149 (Promo Code: PD14)

16% OFF over $199 (Promo Code: PD16)

18% OFF over $249 (Promo Code: PD18)

The Tribesigns Presidents' Day Special Offer is not only a chance to buy your desired furniture pieces at discounted prices but also to honor the legacy of the past presidents. Presidents' Day, officially Washington's Birthday at the federal governmental level, is a holiday in the United States celebrated on the third Monday of February. Now, it's an occasion to celebrate all U.S. presidents, paying tribute to their contributions to the nation's development. 

This Presidents' Day, while enjoying your new furniture from Tribesigns, take a moment to reflect on the sacrifices, diligence, and dedication of the individuals who've shaped the country we live in today.

So, what are you waiting for? Mark your calendars and get your shopping lists ready—the Tribesigns Presidents' Day Sale is just around the corner! Happy shopping and celebrate Presidents' Day together!

The History of Presidents' Day

Often referred to as Washington's Birthday, its origins trace back to 1800, following the death of George Washington in 1799. His birthday on February 22nd became a significant day of remembrance. However, it wasn't until 1885 that it became a federal holiday to honor our first President.

With the implementation of the Uniform Monday Holiday Act in 1971, Presidents' Day was relocated to the third Monday in February, a move that set the stage for a three-day weekend for the nation's workers. Initially celebrated solely as Washington's birthday, it is now popularly seen as a day to celebrate all U.S. Presidents, particularly Washington and Lincoln, whose birthday also falls in February. 

Despite being declared a federal holiday, how Presidents' Day is observed can vary considerably by state. Standard activities typically include patriotic displays, as well as events and staged productions at schools and community theaters to teach and celebrate America's presidential history. In Alexandria, Virginia—George Washington's hometown—the holiday spans the entire month of February, culminating in a grand parade. Mount Vernon, Washington's family estate, offers free entrance on Presidents' Day.

So, Presidents' Day, in essence, is about remembering and appreciating the contributions past presidents have made towards shaping the nation. It's a day to reflect on the history and to foster an understanding of the significant role held by everyone who has had the honor of serving as the President of the United States.