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Urban Outfitters '20% off' sale
Includes branded fashion and homeware
ExpiredJust like the previous couple of years, Urban Outfitters* has up to 50% off selected items in its Black Friday sale from Thursday 24 November. It's not clear when the sale will end, but it's usually on until Cyber Monday (28 November).
Branded items such as Nike, Levi's and Adidas are included in the sale, although we found some of these items cheaper elsewhere so do remember to do price checks before buying.
Also, in previous years we've seen Urban Outfitters offer an extra 20% off via a flash code on Cyber Monday, so it could be worth waiting if you've got your eye on something. Though of course, you risk it going out of stock.
Its Black Friday deals started from Wednesday 23 November where you could get 30% off selected items via the Urban Outfitters app with a discount code. This emphasises that it's sometimes worth waiting until Black Friday for the stronger discount.
When we looked on Friday 25 November, there were over 6,000 items discounted across womenswear, menswear and homeware.
Delivery's £3.99 and takes up to five working days, or free if you're spending over £35.
Here are some examples, both good and bad, we found when we checked at 9.56am on Friday 25 November:
- Mushroom shaped projector light* – £17 (was £25). Not found elsewhere
- Women's Levi's Low Pro jeans* – £63 (was £90) Cheaper elsewhere £60 at Zalando
- Men's Adidas Superstar trainers* – £74 (was £88). Cheaper elsewhere £54.99 at MandM Direct
Important: Don't get caught up in the Black Friday hype, and keep our money mantras in mind – only ever buy what you need and can afford. You should always do your own price comparisons to ensure you’ve found the best deal available – don't simply take a retailer's word for it.
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Urban Outfitters 'up to 50% off' sale
Across fashion and homeware
ExpiredIf you go online to Urban Outfitters, you can get 'up to 50% off' in its sale. Delivery's £3.99 or free if you're spending over £30. We've asked Urban Outfitters when the sale is likely to end and whether it's in store, too – we'll update you here once we know more.
When we checked on Tue 29 Mar, there were over 2,500 items included in the sale across homeware, men's, women's and kids', including clothes, shoes and accessories. Although the sale is billed as 'up to 50% off', we found some items had a higher discount.
Here are some strong examples we found:
- Men's blue knitted gloves – £4.50 (were £15)
- Women's track top – £24 (was £49)
- Women's faux leather trench coat – £46 (was £86)
As is the nature of sales, stock is likely to be limited, so don't delay if there's something you're after.
Looking for another sale? See our High street sales page.
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