BLACK FRIDAY DEALS

Black Friday is fast approaching, and you won’t want to miss out on the best deals. Friday, November 29, 2019 is the date to remember.

Black Friday will soon kick off and it’s the biggest shopping day of the entire year in America. The sales start after Thanksgiving and offer the ultimate holiday discounts for bargain hunters. Thousands of stores across the country throw their doors open early, enticing shoppers in with massive one-off deals and heavy discounts.

We’d personally rather steer clear of the high street hustle and bustle and shop from our couch with a cup of tea. That’s why we’ve brought you this, the ultimate guide to shopping Black Friday online.

See all the Black Friday deals here:

Cue Cue

50% off selected items

ECHT ECHT

20% off sale

JD Sports JD Sports

Up to 60% off sale items

WorldRemit WorldRemit

Zero fees on your first THREE money transfers

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MATCHESFASHION.COM MATCHESFASHION.COM

FREE delivery on all orders over $250 & FREE returns

Lazada Lazada
Limited time

Get up to 71% off the MattX Mattress at Lazada

CHARLES & KEITH CHARLES & KEITH
New Collection

Discover Hailey Bieber & Xiaowen Ju’s new favourite accessories brand + 20% off sale

Zalora Zalora

Up to 80% off brands

Zaida Zaida

Up to 10% off sale

Crocs Crocs

20% off your first order

Canon Canon

Free delivery on orders over $200

Fiverr Fiverr

Invite a friend and get up to $100

Myprotein Myprotein

40% off all Creatine and Amino acids

Zalora Zalora

Up to 30% off Top, bottom, shoes, bags, mens accessories and grooming items

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Crazy Domains Crazy Domains

Up to 80% off

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ASOS ASOS

Up to 60% off jackets, jumpers and more

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Kinokuniya Kinokuniya

Up to 25% off graphic movies

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Zaful Zaful

Buy 2 save up to $5

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Lorna Jane Lorna Jane

Sign up and get $20 off your first purchase

FarEastFlora.com FarEastFlora.com

Up to 25% off Diwali flower

Ends

Lazada Lazada

Up to 50% off baby items

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Zalora Zalora

Buy 3 get 30% off, buy 2 get 25% off on selected items

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iHerb iHerb

15% off sunwarrior supplements

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iHerb iHerb

15% off bio-strath superfood supplements

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iHerb iHerb

15% off freeman beauty products

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iHerb iHerb

10% off homepathy formulas

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iHerb iHerb

20% off lake ave coQ10 supplements

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iHerb iHerb

10% off oral care products

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iHerb iHerb

15% off vitables children's chewable vitamins

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ASOS ASOS

Get 20% off

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Makemytrip Makemytrip

Up to ₹10,000 international flights with code

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Makemytrip Makemytrip

Up to ₹2,000 off domestic flights with code

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HBX HBX

Up to 30% off designer brands

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Fashion

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Furniture

Electronics

So why does Black Friday matter in Singapore

Because the amazing deals are available here too. Every year, more and more stores are joining in on the Black Friday fun and launching some of their best sales of the year, just in time for Christmas.

What time do the Black Friday sales commence in Singapore?

This is where it gets a little tricky due to international time zones. Singapore-based stores are likely to start their sales at the beginning of the day on Friday. If you’re looking to purchase from an international retailer, you may have to wait until opening hours start in the store’s home country.

When do Black Friday sales end?

Officially Black Friday sales will end when retail shopping hours end on the Friday, however a large majority of stores extend their sales across the weekend. And even more stores extend their sales online.

If you’re worried you’ll miss out, it’s always good to double-check which stores are extending their sales.

What is Cyber Monday?

Cyber Monday is the online version of Black Friday, with many retailers offering new or a continuation of their exclusive discounts for online customers. Last year shoppers spent a record $5.03 billion on Cyber Monday alone, and this year that’s only expected to rise.

Why is it called Black Friday?

While many explanations link the name to the fact that retailers operate at a loss (or “in the red”) from January to November and this is the day their profits turn around (“in the black”), the name actually dates further back than that. It was apparently first coined in the 1960s by Philadelphia police to describe the disruptive swarms of people hitting the streets on the day after Thanksgiving, in search of a bargain and an extra day off work.

What is a doorbuster deal?

These are deals or products that are only available for very limited periods of time, such as when the doors open first thing in the morning. However, according to deals expert Mark LoCastro of DealNews, the majority of doorbuster deals will be available online at a similar (or possibly even lower!) price. So while Singapore won’t be able to physically walk into the US-based stores, that doesn’t necessarily mean you won’t be able to take advantage of these online.


Tips and tricks for Singapore on Black Friday

  • Do your research. Many retailers publish, or at least hint at, their deals before Black Friday, meaning you have time to consider your options and really find the best bargain.
  • Make sure the retailer ships to Singapore. Always an important one to check before you get too excited about a deal!
  • Shop around. The first deal you find isn’t necessarily the best. For example, Branded beauty and clothing is stocked by hundreds of online stores, so you may purchase a piece and later realise you could have gotten the same exact thing for less elsewhere. So check out the competition before committing to anything.
  • Don’t forget that electronics might not work. It’s easy to get caught up in the flash sales when you’re surrounded by them. Some of the best deals in the US revolve around new TVs, but even if you buy one at a massive discount you’ll most likely need to also purchase an adapter and a transformer. And make sure you factor in any shipping costs, as these are likely to be high on bulkier items.

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