Black Friday 2025 deals ‘you can’t miss’ from Currys tech to M&S | UK | News
Black Friday has finally arrived, and although many stores have been kicking off their sales since around November 21, today (November 28) is the day marked on the calendar when the biggest deals are supposedly guaranteed.
However, with so many stores and online outlets to choose from, it can be difficult to know where to find the best discounts. Luckily, influencer Grace Chidimma Ugo-Ekesiobi has shared some tips on what discounts you can enjoy on various brands this Black Friday.
Grace, who’s passing by @grace_ugoekesiobi She frequently shares affordable living tips with her 40,100 followers on the app, and in one of her latest posts she decided to share Black Friday deals you ‘won’t be able to sleep over’.
To start, Grace highlighted her most popular fashion finds at Zara, which include coats, knits, and party dresses for 75% off. H&M also has a 70% discount on basic products and winter clothes, while at Mango you can enjoy a 60% discount on selected products.
Beauty-wise, the deals Grace shared included 30-50% off at Charlotte Tilbury and up to 50% off select brands at Sephora UK.
It’s also listed some of the designer items you can buy in the run-up to Christmas, including 60% off selected brands at Selfridges, up to 60% off at Coach and 70% off designer finds at TK Maxx.
The creator also revealed tech and home offers, including sports and trainer discounts at brands including Nike UK, Adidas UK, New Balance UK and JD Sports, as well as discounts on air fryers, TVs and kitchenware at Argos and Currys, and up to 60% off home decor at M&S and Next.
Be sure to visit Grace’s post and take a look to discover all the discounts mentioned.
People loved all the details, as one fan noted: “Always the best tips!”
Another commented: “Thanks for always keeping us informed.” A third noted: “You are the best. You always give us great information.”
The post comes after a scam alert was issued to all Black Friday customers earlier this week.
Shoppers are expected to shell out billions of pounds in sales, but experts warn the struggle to find a bargain could make online buyers more susceptible to scammers.
Neil Bayliss, director at IT support specialists Hubtel, has identified several warning signs that customers should look out for when buying online.
These include things like typos and faulty links on websites.
