💻 Cyber Monday 1925
Monday, November 30, 1925
Relative to today: 36673 days ago.
Not a U.S. federal public holiday. See all U.S. public holidays for a full 1925 list.
Monday, November 30, 1925
Cyber Monday always falls on the Monday after Thanksgiving weekend, so its date changes every year with Thanksgiving.
Not a U.S. federal public holiday
Cyber Monday is widely observed as an online shopping event in the United States, but it is not a federal public holiday.
What Cyber Monday means in the United States
Cyber Monday is the Monday after the U.S. Thanksgiving weekend, placed four days after Thanksgiving Day in the rule we use. It is a marketing-originated label for online deals, not a U.S. federal public holiday, and it does not create a default public-sector Monday closure. Many offices are open on a normal Monday schedule while inboxes fill with promotion emails and warehouse systems run hot from weekend orders that spill over.
The name made sense in the early 2000s when people shopped from work after the weekend. Today, “Cyber Monday” often means a week-long or month-long deal window, with price changes at odd hours. If you are a buyer, the useful skill is to compare a deal against your own need and against recent price history, not to fixate on the single Monday as the only good price.
For workers, the Monday can be a normal business day for meetings and deadlines, which is a sharp contrast to the retail noise online. If you are an employer, be clear about personal use of work equipment for shopping; many companies have IT policies that matter more on high-email days. If you are a parent, school is often in session, so child care is the normal Monday pattern unless your district added a long weekend for other reasons.
For global teams, the Monday is not a worldwide “e-commerce bank holiday.” People outside the U.S. may see “Cyber Monday” ads in November because brands export the campaign, not because their government offices close. If you need a U.S. vendor response, treat it as a normal U.S. business Monday for planning purposes unless you know the team took PTO for travel after Thanksgiving.
For small businesses, B2B buyers may be slower the week of Thanksgiving, but the Monday is not a free pass on payroll taxes, filing deadlines, or other regulatory clocks unless a separate government holiday list says so. If you are unsure, check the specific agency’s due-date rule, not a retail calendar blog.
At a glance
- Monday after Thanksgiving weekend; date moves with Thanksgiving’s fourth Thursday
- Not a federal public holiday; most offices use a normal Monday schedule
- Deals are often multi-day; the Monday is not the only price window
- Shipping and returns policies still matter more than the sales label
Practical planning
- If you order large items, read the delivery window, not the headline discount percent.
- If you return anything, print or save the return label the same day you start the return; policies can change during peak weeks.
- If you work in support or logistics, expect ticket volume to stay high through the first week of December, not just Monday.
How 1925 compares to 1924
In 1924, the date was Monday, December 1, 1924. In 1925, the date is Monday, November 30, 1925. The calendar “month-day” moves from year to year, but the underlying rule (fixed weekday, such as the last Monday in May) stays consistent. The wall-calendar gap is 364 day(s) later year over year, which is normal when a floating Monday or Sunday pattern shifts against the number of days in a month. Use that when you compare PTO, retail promotions, or school make-up day notices that are tied to a specific day of the month, not the weekday.
Last year: Monday, December 1, 1924 · This page: Monday, November 30, 1925
Other U.S. observances in November 1925
Same month, different rules—useful when you are planning November travel or event spacing.
- Thanksgiving — Thursday, November 26, 1925
- Black Friday — Friday, November 27, 1925
Weekends, time off, and scheduling
Cyber Monday is a Monday, usually the first workweek day after the Thanksgiving long weekend, when many online promotions continue even though federal offices and schools are generally open on a normal schedule.
When Cyber Monday falls (multi-year)
Exact calendar dates and weekdays—useful for cyber monday 2024–1932 search intent.
| Year | Date | Weekday |
|---|---|---|
| 1923 | Nov 26 | Monday |
| 1924 | Dec 1 | Monday |
| 1925 this page | Nov 30 | Monday |
| 1926 | Nov 29 | Monday |
| 1927 | Nov 28 | Monday |
| 1928 | Nov 26 | Monday |
| 1929 | Dec 2 | Monday |
| 1930 | Dec 1 | Monday |
| 1931 | Nov 30 | Monday |
| 1932 | Nov 28 | Monday |
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Questions about Cyber Monday 1925
When is Cyber Monday 1925, exactly?
Cyber Monday in 1925 is Monday, November 30, 1925 (use your local time zone for same-day events). The date on the calendar is fixed by the U.S. rule in our guide, not a guess. If you need a single ISO-style line for travel systems, the date is 1925-11-30.
Why does Cyber Monday land on that Monday in 1925?
Cyber Monday always falls on the Monday after Thanksgiving weekend, so its date changes every year with Thanksgiving. For many people, the more important part is the weekday: when the law or custom pins the day to a Monday, a Thursday, or a Sunday, you can plan closures and family plans even before you look up the exact month-day.
How does the 1925 date compare to 1924?
In 1924, the date was Monday, December 1, 1924. In 1925, the date is Monday, November 30, 1925. The calendar “month-day” moves from year to year, but the underlying rule (fixed weekday, such as the last Monday in May) stays consistent. The wall-calendar gap is 364 day(s) later year over year, which is normal when a floating Monday or Sunday pattern shifts against the number of days in a month. Use that when you compare PTO, retail promotions, or school make-up day notices that are tied to a specific day of the month, not the weekday.
Is Cyber Monday 1925 a U.S. federal public holiday, and do banks and post offices close?
This date is not a universal “everyone is off work” U.S. federal public holiday in the same way as, for example, New Year’s Day. Cyber Monday is widely observed as an online shopping event in the United States, but it is not a federal public holiday. If you are checking “open or closed” for a specific place, use that organization’s own holiday list rather than a generic U.S. label alone.
What about Cyber Monday in 1926—and how should I use the multi-year table?
In 1926, Cyber Monday is Monday, November 29, 1926. The table on this page is meant for multi-year search intent: you can line up several years at once to see when the same observance will fall near a trip, a budget cycle, or a school year boundary. For subscription calendars, also open the year view in AnyCalendar to catch adjacent holidays.
Where can I see this day on a full U.S. holiday list and in my own calendar?
The United States public-holiday list for 1925 (with long-weekend notes) is on anycalendar.org/holidays/us. You can also open the november 1925 month view, the full 1925 year view, and use the subscribe and print tools on AnyCalendar to move these dates into Google, Apple, Outlook, or a PDF you can print.