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PrettyLittleThing goes live with a huge 99% off for Black Friday. Yes, we said NINETY-NINE percent!

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Georgia-Rose Johnson
Posted: 27 November 2020 8:26 am
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PLT has just announced it’s biggest Black Friday sale ever with up to 99% off everything on site.

Black Friday has been a growing retail phenomenon in the UK for several years and we’ve got pretty used to seeing the discounts creeping up each year. A standard level of discount is around 20-40% off, with some retailers stretching to 60% or even 75%. But Manchester-based brand PrettyLittleThing? They just had to go one further!

This Black Friday (today, November 27) PrettyLittleThing is offering its customers up to a whopping 99% off everything, bringing some prices down to as low as £0.04. Yep, that’s FOUR pence.

Items included in the highest discount bracket include earrings, shorts, scrunchies, crop tops, t-shirts, masks, dresses and necklaces.

PLT items with 99% discount on Black Friday 2020

Like what you see? Be sure to check out our full list of PrettyLittleThing Black Friday sales and score some serious bargains this November.

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