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Black Friday 2024: Attention Shopaholics! Unbeatable Offers Are Here – Find Out More

'Black Friday' is not a term that originated in India, but rather back in the 1960s and '70s, Surprisingly, this term was used by the police and bus drivers to describe the chaos caused by the influx of shoppers before Thanksgiving weekend.

Black Friday 2024: Attention Shopaholics! Unbeatable Offers Are Here – Find Out More
Attention Shopaholics!

The nation will now celebrate Christmas and New Year after Diwali, and guess what – it’s again the season of shopping! The wait is over, and e-commerce sites are going to offer massive discounts and bundled offers for shopaholics. The Black Friday sale always falls on the fourth Friday of November. This year, the sale is scheduled for 29 November. It marks the unofficial start of the Christmas season.

What Is Black Friday Sale?

All shopaholics are always very excited about the arrival of the sale. But do you know the history of the Black Friday sale?

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‘Black Friday’ is not a term that originated in India, but rather back in the 1960s and ’70s, Surprisingly, this term was used by the police and bus drivers to describe the chaos caused by the influx of shoppers before Thanksgiving weekend. The term originated in Philadelphia. Department stores attempted to re-brand the term as “Big Friday,” but the name “Black Friday” persisted.

While traditionally known for massive crowds and in-store deals, Black Friday shopping has increasingly shifted online, a trend accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. It remains a peak shopping period in the United States and the United Kingdom, and now in India as well.

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Here Are The E-Commerce platform Offering massive Discount!

According to major Indian e-commerce brands, the dates are still not announced, but the sale is anticipated to fall around 29 November, as 29 November, Friday, is Black Friday. Brands like Amazon and Flipkart do not confine their sales to just one day but usually open them well before the main day.

Indian Platforms Offering Sales Include:
International Brands Offering Sale Include:
  • Gymshark: Begins November 18th
  • ZARA: Begins November 28th
  • ASOS: Begins November 25th
  • H&M: Begins November 29th
  • Sephora: Begins November 29th
  • SKIMS: Begins November 29th
  • Stradivarius: Begins November 29th
  • Charlotte Tilbury: Begins November 29th
  • Ulta Beauty: Begins November 24th
  • NIKE: Begins November 25th
  • Adidas: Begins November 25th
  • Dior Beauty: Begins November 29th
  • UGG: Begins November 25th
  • Victoria’s Secret: Begins November 24th

Merry Christmas in advance Shopaholics!

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