Uniqlo's Black Friday sale has returned for 2024, with big discounts on Uniqlo's best-selling products.
This year, the retailer is celebrating the annual shopping event with generous mark-downs on cashmere and down puffer coats, giving us the perfect opportunity to shop for winter staples ahead of Christmas.
To save you scrolling, we'll be keeping this page updated with the best deals as they drop.
When does the Uniqlo Black Friday sale end?
Uniqlo launched its own Arigato Festival in tandem with Black Friday this year, giving shoppers 10 whole days to browse its best-sellers and bag a bargain. Starting 21 November, most deals will run officially until 1 December. But thankfully, there are still some discounts live for Cyber Monday.
What should I shop in the Uniqlo Black Friday sales?
To avoid panic purchasing, we always suggest compiling a wish list before shopping and shopping online to guarantee better size options and stock levels.
In need of some inspiration? Here's what's on GH's wish list this Black Friday weekend.
How much is Uniqlo's shipping on Black Friday?
Uniqlo's standard shipping takes 2-4 working days and costs £3.95, or it's free if you spend over £50. Or if you want your shopping sooner, opt for express shipping (1-3 working days), which will set you back £4.95.
When is Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2024?
Black Friday always falls on the day after Thanksgiving in America, which is always the fourth weekend in November. This year, that's the 29th.
Luckily, fashion sales are generally less stressful compared with tech or furniture events because retailers drop deals before the Friday – giving shoppers more time to consider their purchases.
Of course, you don't want to spend too long deliberating because popular items will sell out quickly.
What is Black Friday?
Black Friday originates in the US – it references the rush of post-Thanksgiving sales. The annual event, thought to be kick-started by department store Macy’s, has grown in popularity ever since the ‘30s, but the term 'Black Friday' wasn't officially coined until later on.
It was Amazon that took the concept across the pond to the UK in 2010, offering online discounts and deals to customers on the same day as the sales in America.
Fast forward to 2024 and Black Friday is now one of the biggest (if not the biggest) shopping event of the year, with most retailers taking part in some way.
