Best Black Friday 2024 women's clothes and fashion deals including half price Crocs and M&S woolies
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Our writers scoured latest fashion, shoes and womenswear Black Friday deals and found Marks and Spencer, Crocs and Oodie offers
With Black Friday deals coming thick and fast this week, we take you straight to some of the best savings on clothes, shoes and gymwear. Crocs is the latest to offer 50% to add to big savings from M&S, Oodie, Gymshark, John Lewis and JD Sports.
Marks and Spencer’s Fair Isle Jumpers by White Stuff are selling fast with 25% off. Shoppers can also get an Oodie Original with 60% off here, while JD Sports has up to 50% off for Black Friday on Adidas jackets, Nike trainers and more. Take a look at today’s highlights below but our experts update this daily, so keep checking back.
Last updated: Monday, November 25
Get half price Crocs at Amazon, down to £27.50 instead of £54.99. Take me to the deal
Save 25% on a North Face Bonete Polar Fleece Crew Sweatshirt at JD Sports, now £45. See the offer at JD Sports
Get a Fair Isle White Stuff Jumper in the M&S Sale with 25% off, now £48.75. Get the M&S offer here
Troubadour’s fashionable and best-selling Apex 3.0 backpack for a chic work look has 20% off, now £179 instead of £224. See the Troubadour offer here
There’s savings of up to 60% at Oodie Original including a limited offer on an Avocado Oodie for £26 instead of £65. See the Oodie deal here
John Lewis is among those to keep tabs on as the department store is already offering 20% off lingerie, shoes, boots and nightwear here. Even popular George at Asda women’s clothes along with men’s and children’s fashion is slashing the price of fashion favourites for Black Friday.
While Amazon is preparing for big Black Friday discounts and its clothing range includes designer names from Hugo Boss to Puma and Levi’s.
Bookmark this article and come back each day until into early December to see the very latest deals as we continue the countdown to Black Friday and Cyber Monday offers.
From historic estates to wild coastal landscapes, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire are full of National Trust gems waiting to be explored. Highlights include Belton Estate with its adventure playground and deer park, the vast parklands of Clumber Park, the atmospheric Workhouse and Infirmary in Southwell, and the elegant Gunby Hall and Gardens in the Lincolnshire Wolds. You can also step inside Isaac Newton’s Woolsthorpe Manor or enjoy the unspoilt beauty of Sandilands on the coast. With the UK average entry price at around £12 per adult, membership offers superb value with unlimited access.
From historic houses and landscaped gardens to wild countryside walks, the National Trust looks after some of the region’s most loved places to visit. Popular spots around Birmingham and the West Midlands include Moseley Old Hall, Wightwick Manor, Kinver Edge and Clent Hills – each offering a unique glimpse into the area’s heritage and natural beauty. While the UK average entry price for a National Trust property is around £12 per adult, joining as a member gives unlimited access to hundreds of sites nationwide, plus free parking at many locations.
All Elite Wrestling brings its hard-hitting TV tapings to the UK this winter, with two major shows lined up for British fans. AEW Collision hits Cardiff’s Utilita Arena on Saturday 13 December, while AEW Dynamite comes to Manchester’s Co-op Live on Wednesday 17 December. Tickets are on sale now via Ticketmaster – prices start at just £31.50.
Both events are part of AEW’s December UK tour, which follows their sold-out Forbidden Door show at London’s O2 Arena. The Cardiff event will be a televised edition of AEW Collision, while the Manchester show will feature a live taping of AEW Dynamite, the company’s flagship programme.
Twycross Zoo has been welcoming families for more than sixty years, and today it’s home to hundreds of animals from around the world. From the famous great apes 🦍 to big cats 🐅, giraffes 🦒 and endangered species, it’s one of the Midlands’ best-loved attractions.
A standard ticket comes with a major bonus – pay for one visit and you can return free for the next twelve months 🎟️. Booking online also gives extra savings 💸, with advance tickets available from £19.75. For those on certain income-related benefits, the Universal Credit Ticket keeps the cost down to just £7 per person.
The zoo also offers indoor and outdoor play areas 🎠, the Gruffalo Discovery Land 🐾, and seasonal events 🎃🎄 that make each visit different. As a registered conservation charity 🌍, proceeds help fund vital work protecting species at risk of extinction.
This limited offer of an adorable Oodie Original with avocados all over it is down to £26, saving shoppers £39.
A versatile pair of Gymshark Elevate Leggings, saving £18 on the regular £60 price tag. They are promoted as super comfy with a flush fit and breathable material to keep the wearer cool and dry.
Birmingham is slap bang in the middle of the UK rail network, which means you can pretty much get anywhere from here. Whether it’s a quick hop to London, a straight run up to Manchester or Leeds, or even a cross-country dash to the coast, trains from New Street, Moor Street and Snow Hill will take you there.
With Trainline, it’s easy to check times, compare fares and book in seconds. You’ll also see where you can save with Advance tickets or a Railcard, so you don’t end up paying over the odds.
If you live in the West Midlands, the train is often the quickest way to travel – and Birmingham’s central location means the rest of the country really is on your doorstep.
This one piece swimsuit from renowned brand Wallien has 20% off and is now £95. There’s also 20% off its wide range of swimwear and wetsuits
Save nearly £28 this stylish, on-trend Superdry jacket in time for winter from John Lewis. Normally £94.99, it is now £66 and comes in two colours a black Eclipse or creamy Pelican shade.