BLACK FRIDAY 

Technically speaking, Black Friday sale will end immediately after Cyber Monday. The best Black Friday deals can be found during these 2 days and weekend between them; however some sales remain valid until the last day of the following week.

The Black Friday sale sees the largest Australian retailers and top brands offer some of the best deals and biggest savings. Many of the best Black Friday sales are now online which means you can find great deals and enjoy some online shopping therapy in the comfort of your own home.

There are a massive range of the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals from top brands on sale during Black Friday Week of Offers, check out some of our best offers above. Our top tips? Get in early to grab the best Black Friday sales from your favourite brands, and enjoy big savings by making a head start on your Christmas shopping list during the sale. From dresses and sneakers to kids' toys and electronics, get ready to add to cart all those items you’ve had your eye on. Whether you're after something special for yourself, or searching for the perfect Christmas gift, Black Friday Week of Offers is the perfect chance to save money on our huge range. Don't miss out on the top online shopping deals, and the massive savings to be had.

Black Friday 2024 is on Friday the 29th of November. The Black Friday sale falls at the same time every year, on the last Friday in November and is a chance to shop the best deals from top brands at a great price, online and in-store. This coincides with the day after the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States, where the Black Friday sale originated.

Cyber Monday 2024 is on Monday the 2nd of December. Cyber Monday is an exciting online sales event that always falls on the Monday following the Black Friday sales. It is also a chance to grab more great bargains and save big on a huge range of fashion, beauty, tech, toys, home appliances and more from the best brands.

A clearer explanation is given from the early 1960s when police in Philadelphia began using the phrase “Black Friday” to describe the chaos that ensued when many suburban visitors arrived in the city to begin holiday shopping and, in some cases, go to Saturdays for the day.