14 New Budget-Friendly Items Target Is Rolling Out in February

It's February, and after an austere first month of the year, you're ready to treat yourself a little. Target sneaks in some of its best under-the-radar releases this month, everything from items that look elevated to those that offer solutions to everyday problems at surprisingly low prices.

Ahead, we're rounding up 14 fresh finds that feel like smart upgrades without the sticker shock. Try these Target shopping hacks to get that "just grabbed a great deal" thrill.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $66.65

Do you want to make your home more secure with smart features this winter? This smart deadbolt can give peace of mind without the $350 price tag of full-featured smart locks at Best Buy.

It allows for biometric scans, keypad codes, and physical keys, and it's rated IP56 weatherproof, making it able to withstand rain and wind.

Price: $32

Jeans are the best February wardrobe option, and these Wild Fable pants feature the trending classic retro silhouette. The flattering mid-rise fit and stretchy denim feel more expensive than the modest $32 price tag.

In fact, they're a lookalike of the Lands' End flare jeans that sell for $89.95 at Kohl's.

Price: $39.99

For a small indulgence on Valentine's Day, try this cute organizer tray. It features timeless vintage-inspired gold details and a large enough size for rings, bracelets, and other jewelry.

It can add the same sophisticated vibe to your bedroom or vanity as the $98.60 vintage gold tray from Walmart.

Price: $5.94

Hydrogen peroxide is an essential home item that works for first aid, cleaning, and even laundry. Buying it in a multi-count set is a great idea if you hate making repeated shopping trips for the same product.

You'll appreciate the generous 32-ounce size: "This is such a deal for the price. Great for cleaning," writes reviewer ambusched94.

Price: $56.04

You don't need to renovate an entire room to lift February's dullness. Elegant black hourglass bookends deliver a polished look to bookshelves or office desks without paying $99 at Pottery Barn.

Beyond adding a touch of style, they also hold books securely, making the space look clutter-free.

Price: $29.95

String floss is useful, but doesn't deliver dentist-level cleaning between the teeth and along the gumline like a water flosser. This February, invest in your oral health with this rechargeable design that's easy to use anywhere.

Compared to the $49.99 Waterpick Complete Care flagship model, this option is a steal that provides many of the same hygiene benefits.

Price: $49.99

If you've been investing lots of time in your fitness goals this winter, you know how debilitating tension and discomfort in the lower back can be. This infrared heating belt uses heat therapy to relieve aches. Simply wrap it around sore spots and enjoy the self-care.

At half the price, it delivers similar results to the $119.99 red light therapy belt available on the Morfone website.

Price: $40

February is the best time for purchasing a versatile layering piece for workouts and errands. The All In Motion jacket combines breathable fabric with a sleek, easy-to-style look.

"It's very flattering because you can cinch the waist area for a tailored look. It's comfortable and washes well," is reviewer Halloween's verdict of this piece, which is available in three colors.

Price: $24.79 (on sale from $39.99)

Making chores more manageable is a great goal for winter. This 100-liter rolling laundry hamper features a bamboo handle and is large enough for family bathrooms.

Shoppers are sold: "It holds so much more than I expected, and the wheels make it incredibly convenient to move from room to room."

Price: $36.99

Rechargeable mills can run $60 at Walmart, so getting this set for under $40 is a steal. It uses gravity and one-handed automatic operation to make seasoning effortless. You can also adjust coarseness and use the LED light to tailor each grind with precision.

Price: $19.99

Although this runner is marketed as Valentine's decor, it also works for other winter occasions thanks to its classic stripe design. Made of cotton, it's a simple way to add seasonal flair to your table at an affordable price.

A similar bright red, 90-inch table runner costs $159 at Pottery Barn and looks like a Christmas leftover.

Price: $20

A cozy blanket is a must on cold February nights. This soft faux fur throw adds a pop of color to your sofa or bed, and the pink roses are right at home for Valentine's Day.

Buyers appreciate the "plush and cozy texture" and the "elegant and warm rose color."

Price: $4.99

Bring a spa-like look to your countertop this Valentine's Day with this stylish ribbed jar that also keeps cotton rounds or swabs organized. It's simple, elegant, and affordable.

You won't find a better deal anywhere else. Even at Walmart, clear acrylic jar sets start at $10.26.

Price: $12.99

If you want to give yourself a luxurious gift on Valentine's, this body mist with jasmine and peach notes layers well with lotions and is a good option if you don't want to commit to a full-size perfume.

Shoppers pick it for its versatility: "I like it for after gym or quick, on-the-go body mist," explains reviewer ygz_6649.

This February, you may hit Target to refresh a space or indulge in a little retail therapy. Regardless, the store's lineup is packed with affordable wins that balance practicality and style, helping you save more on everyday essentials.

To make the most of your shopping trip, keep an eye out for Target Circle offers and RedCard discounts. If you stack them on newly released items, you can make already budget-friendly finds even better deals.