Nike Discount Codes November 2026

3 Current Deals

Prediction

'Up to 50% off' most items

🗓️ Predicted from Monday 16 November till Monday 30 November

Expect up to 50% off clothing, trainers and sportswear. Unlike the previous four years, Nike opened its Black Friday sale to non-members in 2025, offering discounts online and in stores. We'd like to think it won't revert to a members-only sale, but if you want to play it safe, Nike membership is free to join. Of course, many retailers sell Nike, so it's important to check deals elsewhere too.

In 2025, the typical discount we spotted was 33% off and the maximum was 50% off.

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Ongoing

Online via Unidays

Students can get 10% off online at Nike with Unidays. To get the discount, you'll need to verify your email address via Unidays. You'll be sent a single-use promo code for 10% off selected full-price items which you can apply at checkout.

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Ongoing

For your birthday if you're a Nike member

If you sign up as a Nike member online* or via the Nike app*, you can get 25% off online for your birthday – though note that not everyone will get this offer. This is for selected members and is automatically added to your Nike Members account.

Nike says to be eligible, you'll need to sign up at least 10 days before your birthday month, receive marketing emails, and 'interact online or shop with Nike for a period of time before your birthday month'. The discount is valid for 30 days from the date you receive the communication.

The discount is not valid alongside other offers, sale items, on Apple products, Nike By You, Jersey By You styles or on gift cards. See T&Cs* for more details and exclusions.

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Expired

Online and in stores

If you shop online or in stores at sportswear brand Nike* you can get up to 50% off most items for its Black Friday sale until 8am on Tuesday 2 December. Previously you had to be a Nike member to shop its Black Friday sale, but this year the sale is open to all.

The sale started on Monday 17 November, and in previous years expanded to include more items. This could happen again for 2025, though when we checked there were already over 4,500 items in the sale across women's, men's and kids'.

We reckon this is a pretty decent sale, with the examples we found being the cheapest price in comparison to other retailers.

Here are some examples we found at 6.15am on Friday 28 November:

Kids' Nike Court Borough Low Recraft trainers* – £24.99 (were £49.99). Next cheapest from £32 at Sports Direct
Women's Sportswear jacket* – £24.99 (was £49.99). Next cheapest £49.99 at Foot Locker
Men's Big Low trainers* – £39.99 (were £79.99). Next cheapest £56 at Sports Direct

Min discount we spotted: 20%
Max discount we spotted: 50%
Typical discount based on 10 random items: save 33%

Important: Don't allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don't need or can't afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don't just take a retailers word for it.

See our Black Friday 2025 page for more discounts.

Expired

Selected items only. Typical discount we spotted is 28%

Website: Nike*
Sale strength: Up to 50% off on 1,700+ items
Likely to boost? Nike may boost its sale in the new year, and we'll update here if it does.

What does 'up to 50% off' mean?

Min discount we saw: 12%
Max discount we saw: 50%, for example these Jordan women's slides* for £14.99, were £29.99
Typical discount based on 10 random items: 28%

For more sales we're expecting, see our Christmas Deals Predictor.

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Is it worth it?

Are you

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Do I need it?

Can I afford it?

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