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Boxing Day Sales 2020 | All the deals in one place

Hong Kong's most sought after shopping day is Boxing Day, with incredible sales that are worth waiting all year round for.

Lucy Tian
Lucy Tian

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Boxing Day is on 26 December each year, the day after Christmas Day.

Boxing Day Sales have always been a popular pastime for Shoppers looking for a great deal after Christmas.

Check out our guide for the best tips on how to make the sales on offer for Boxing Day 2020.

Whether you’re looking to save money on fashion, technology, homewares, holidays, electronics or more – the Boxing Day sales are one of the best times to grab a bargain.

Let us help you – here’s our guide to navigating the Boxing Day sales like a pro.

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iHerb iHerb

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Toynk Toys Toynk Toys

Toynk Toys

Buy 2, get 1 FREE over 200+ selected items

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Berrylook Berrylook

Berrylook

Extra 5% off everything

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Sephora Sephora

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FREE travel bag & 2 travel-size containers

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Photobook Photobook

Photobook

Up to 85% off photobook

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Zalora Zalora

Zalora

Extra 38% off spend HK$699

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iHerb iHerb

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Up to 40% off Super Deals

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Moosejaw Moosejaw

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Buy 1, get 1 50% off Moosejaw brand

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Up to 50% off haircare

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YesStyle YesStyle

YesStyle

Up to 80% off tops

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Milanoo Milanoo

Milanoo

Up to 70% off Summer Holiday Gala

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Nourished Life Nourished Life

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Up to 50% off sale

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Light In The Box Light In The Box

Light In The Box

Up to 85% off 13th Anniversary Sale

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Zalora Zalora

Zalora

Extra 30% off spend HK$599

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StrawberryNET

Extra 10% off Fragrances Sale

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Dangerfield Dangerfield

Dangerfield

20-50% off all dresses

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Up to 60% off Korean beauty

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MaBelle MaBelle
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MaBelle

HK$150 off your first orders over HK$1800

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MDreams MDreams

MDreams

Extra HK$100 off upon HK$500 net purchase

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Flower Advisor Flower Advisor

Flower Advisor

10% off all items

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Zalora Zalora

Zalora

Extra 25% off spend HK$549

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iHerb iHerb

iHerb

50% off special clearance

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Lorna Jane Lorna Jane

Lorna Jane

20% off jackets & hoodies

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Extra HK$60 off upon HK$500 purchase with Visa credit card

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Berrylook Berrylook

Berrylook

25-75% off clearance

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Feel Unique Feel Unique

Feel Unique

Up to 33% off sun cream & fake tan

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Carter's Carter's

Carter's

Extra 40% off clearance

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StrawberryNET StrawberryNET

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Up to 60% off French beauty picks

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ASOS ASOS

ASOS

20% off everything

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Milanoo Milanoo

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Up to 40% off Father's Day gift list

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Light In The Box Light In The Box

Light In The Box

Up to 60% off sports & fitness

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Zalora Zalora

Zalora

Extra 35% off luxury favourites

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Zalora Zalora

Zalora

Extra 30% off Hollister, Abercrombie & Fitch

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Coccinelle Coccinelle

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Up to 50% off Summer Sale

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Reebonz Reebonz

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Extra 30% off sale

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Lenovo Lenovo

Lenovo

Up to 40% off selected products

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StrawberryNET StrawberryNET

StrawberryNET

Up to 76% off fragrance on sale

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Nourished Life Nourished Life

Nourished Life

FREE rosehip oil

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Milanoo Milanoo

Milanoo

Up to 40% off 2020 new anime

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Zalora Zalora

Zalora

Up to 50% off everything beauty

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StrawberryNET

Up to 80% off special purchase

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Chow Sang Sang Chow Sang Sang

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10% off 2 selected charme + FREE cord

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GeekBuying GeekBuying
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GeekBuying

5% off site-wide

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24S 24S

24S

20% off full price items

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Zalora Zalora
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Zalora

17% off your order

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SheIn SheIn

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Up to HK$260 off orders over $1299

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Pedro Pedro

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30% off 2 regular-priced items

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What does Boxing Day mean?

When is all is said and done, Boxing Day means an extra day off to spend with your family and friends, visit another side of the family you didn’t get time to see on Christmas Day and put your appetite to the test by plowing through those leftovers.

But these days Shoppers also celebrate Boxing Day bargain hunting, as major stores drop their prices to clear stock before the new year. We like to think of it as the day you give a gift to yourself!

What are Boxing Day sales?

Boxing Day is a shopping holiday where many retailers reserve some of their best sales for the year. It has become the most popular day for shopping in commonwealth countries. Discounts can range from anywhere between 25% to 80% off during a Boxing Day sale which is really the main reason why shoppers find it worth waiting for.

How did Boxing Day get its name?

Competing speculations about where Boxing Day got its name are many. The prevailing theory is that Boxing Day quite literally refers to “Christmas boxes”, another word for presents. The idea is that domestic workers and servants who worked on Christmas Day had the next day off to celebrate, and would give and receive boxed gifts for the occasion.

Are shops open on Boxing Day?

As a rule stores, shopping centres and retailers keep their doors open and their prices down on Boxing Day and wait for the crowds to come. There might be a few exceptions, as these days “Boxing Day sales” can start closer to New Year’s Eve, so it’s always best to double check if you are after something specific. If your favourite store is not open on Boxing Day, or if you can’t stomach the crowds, take a look online instead.

When do Boxing Day sales end?

It really varies from store to store. Some shops will keep on reducing the price of their old stock until it’s all gone, while others will keep the sales to a strict deadline. In most cases, the best sales are available from 26 December until the first week of January.

Does Apple do Boxing Day sales?

Yes, Apple does Boxing Day sales each year. It’s always tricky to know beforehand what will be on sale and where you can pick up the best deal but we would suggest making a list of your top three must-haves and subscribing to a sale alert so you can find the discounts as soon as possible.

How much money can you save by shopping on Boxing Day?

In previous years Shoppers have saved over $600 million by making their purchases on Boxing Day as opposed to other days of the year. This saving is based on a minimum discount of 25% taken off a total of $2.4 billion of merchandise sold on Boxing day including fashion items, electronics, appliances and homewares.

Boxing Day sales in Hong Kong

Despite the massive savings you get from Boxing Day sales, there is still one negative side – the crowds. Boxing Day sales are usually associated with chaos, massive crowds and women fighting over the last pair of shoes in their size, so why put yourself through that pain again this year?

finder.com features a number of retailers that provide Boxing Day sales, offering the same items at the same prices, without the queues. By shopping online, there’s no need to wake up at 5am just so you can get the right size. Simply log on when the sale starts and click ‘add to cart’ on the item you’d like, then wait for it to be delivered to your door step. You might even find coupon codes for your order so you can get even further discounts and your favorite retailers might even offer free shipping which is really an excuse for you to buy more.

Tips on getting the best bargains this Boxing Day

Getting the most out of Boxing Day sales is no easy task, so here are a few quick tips to help you get the most out of the sales.

  • Set a budget. It’s easy to overspend at a sale. When you see sale signs advertising huge discounts you tend to buy more than you need because you think you are saving money. What you don’t realise is the savings often don’t equate to the amount you’re spending. Set a budget for the day and stick to it so you don’t wake up the next day with an all-too-familiar ‘sales hangover’.
  • Do your research. Another common mistake at Boxing Day sales is people going shopping with little preparation. Boxing Day sales only come once a year and shouldn’t be treated like a normal shopping day. Have a look and see what stores are having sales and what products they will be discounting. Many stores advertise huge Boxing Day savings but only have specific products included. Stores should list the information for its sales online, so be sure to have a look in the lead-up to Christmas.
  • Know when the sales start and finish. Both online and physical stores will have different sales with different start and end times. Have a look online at what time the shops open to make sure you get there in plenty of time. Online stores generally start their sales at around the same time or even earlier, so check times to make sure you get the best deals first. Most people aren’t aware that some online stores even start their sales before Christmas, so check sales times so you don’t miss out.
  • Focus on the right products. Whether you are shopping online or battling the Boxing Day crowds, sales can be overwhelming. Don’t let yourself be inundated by products when the sale starts— know what you want to buy and go straight for those products. Focus on the products that were missed out on at Christmas, so if you got a lot of clothes and perfume then maybe you should look for beauty products or electronics.

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