Black Friday 2023 is a big event for bargain hunters, with long queues at shopping centres and massive online sales. It's a great time to grab some early Christmas deals.
This huge shopping event started in the US but has now spread to the UK and around the world, with thousands of brands and retailers joining in.
With so many brands involved, prices get competitive, but it can be hard to know if you're really getting a good deal.
Brands such as ASOS, Argos and Boohoo are already pulling out all the stops with some tempting discount codes for bargain hunters.
Luckily OK! is on hand to help you find some of the best deals whether you're after a new winter coat, want to pick up some Christmas gifts early or simply want to give your wardrobe a bit of an update.
ASOS has already launched a huge sale ahead of Black Friday itself, and there are plenty of great deals to be found. For example you can save an extra 20% on all jackets and coats with the code LAYER20, or check out discounts of up to 70% off on heaps of clothes whether that's a much-needed new party dress for the festive season, some trainers you've been eyeing up or chic new work clothes.
In fact, under the deals you can even find shoes from just £7.
Fashion lovers, listen up. Boohoo is offering some fab deals that you can unlock by signing up to their VIP pass. This includes early access to Black Friday deals, a discounted £3.99 Premier for new subscribers, exclusive app discounts, and more December discounts.
Plus, you can get up to 70% off items with Boohoo discount codes. Kardashian fans, there's even an offer with up to an extra 91% off Kourtney Kardashian items from the sale selection now.
Argos is also joining in on the Black Friday fun. Parents can save up to 50% off selected toys and up to 25% off Tu clothing, accessories and footwear.
Tech lovers, use the code TVUNIT20 to get 20% off TV units for a limited time. Check out the Argos discount codes to find out more.
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