Hi! My name is Witold (pronounced "vee-told") and I am the founder of BlackerFriday.com. After many years working in corporate america, I decided it was time to take a break to pursue my real passion — helping people save money. Ever since I was a little boy selling pencils in the playground to my kindergarden friends, later collecting aluminum cans from all my neighbors in elementary school to support my baseball card addiction, eventually becoming an eBay Power Seller in my older years to support my college education, I had an eye for spotting deals. I’ve taken what I have learned over the years and built Blacker Friday to bring you the best Black Friday rumors, predictions, and news website. Fortunately I'm not alone in this - We have a great team of dedicated folks helping make this site possible. If you would like to connect with me you can do so on my Linkedin page, on our site’s Facebook page, or write me an email. Thanks for checking us out and I look forward to hearing from you!
Updated on Sunday, November 10, 2024: We still have a little bit of time left to go until Men’s Wearhouse Black Friday 2024 sale arrives, however you can scroll down the page to see their 2023 ad and offer details to get a general idea of what they typically offer during the annual event. Of course all of you joined to our newsletter will be the first to know once we know more. See you again soon!
Last Year’s Black Friday Ad
Updated on Wednesday, November 22, 2023: The Black Friday sale at the Men’s Wearhouse begins today! Starting now, shop your nearest store or online to pick up deals at up to 70% off across the store. We’ve posted their Black Friday ad below with all the details. Just keep in mind that prices and offers may vary online and in-stores. Sale ends on Sunday, November 26, 2023 at 11:59 p.m. CT. Good luck and happy bargain hunting!
Black Friday Ad History
Need to see some of the previous Black Friday ad scans from Men’s Wearhouse? Then follow the links below to see what was offered these last few years.
What are you planning on picking up at Men’s Wearhouse this upcoming holiday weekend? Will you be shopping for a special occasion or simply need to refresh your daily attire? Let us know in the comments.
Updated on Friday October 27, 2023: While the COVID-19 pandemic has mostly disappeared, many stores are still altering their typical Black Friday sale schedules. That includes giants Walmart, Target, Kohl’s and Best Buy, all of whom will be closed on Thanksgiving day itself for a 4th year in a row.
But even if your favorite store is scheduled to be open on Thanksgiving day itself, the one in your neighborhood may be closed if it’s located in a retail or outlet mall operated by Simon Property Group — The largest U.S. operator of regional malls and premium outlet centers across the U.S. with over 200+ locations.
Will your favorite mall or outlet be closed on Thanksgiving day?
Here’s a look at all the malls and factory outlets operated by Simon Property Group in the United States that will be closed in 2023 on Thanksgiving day (that’s on November 23, 2023).
Updated on Tuesday September 12, 2023: You hear the media talking about it in the news. You see your friends camped out for days in front of Best Buy. You’re getting a million emails advertising “Black Friday” deals. But what’s it all about? Well, let me do quick rundown and let you know everything you need to know about Black Friday
What’s Black Friday?
Black Friday is know as the day after Thanksgiving (in the United States, Thanksgiving falls on the fourth Thursday of November). Many consider it as the start of the holiday shopping season. It’s become a very busy shopping day, not only because most people have the day off this day (it’s common to take a four day weekend over Thanksgiving), but also because of the excessive promotions seen from just about every retailer. You’ll find that even stores like Apple, who almost never have any sales, discount nearly every product in the store on this day. As Black Friday has gained in popularity over the years, many stores have pushed extended their deep discounts beyond just this day. You’ll find that many stores begin their holiday sales before Thanksgiving and run then through Christmas. Even on Black Friday itself, when year after year stores would open early and earlier, now many open are opening on Thanksgiving afternoon.
Do I need to wait in line, too?
Ten or more years ago, it you wanted to pick up the best Black Friday deals, you had to be in-store. That meant waking up really early in the morning, stand in a line with a bunch of other tired folks (and often outside in the cold/rain/snow), and then being quick to grab why you wanted as there would only be a few items in stock.
These days are different. Much different. Most retailers have the exact same Black Friday deals posted online at their company websites and almost always with free shipping or in-store pick up. And often the deals last through the weekend (often through Cyber Monday) so you have a little bit more time to get everything you need.
Are the deals really that good?
As with everything in life, it depends. In general, most Black Friday deals are equal to or better than the sale prices offered at different time of the year. Especially when it comes to big ticket items like TV’s, appliances, furniture, and high-end electronics, this is the best time to save. You’ll find that other product segments, like shoes, toys, and clothing have smaller absolute savings so it’s not worth breaking your beauty sleep to fight someone in the mall for the last pair of loafers that are $5.00 less than usual.
Is Black Friday better than Cyber Monday?
If you’re shopping at the mall, then Black Friday will often have better sale prices than Cyber Monday. If you’re shopping online, you’ll probably notice many of the same or similar discounts on both of these days. Heck, Cyber Monday was coined as the online equivalent to Black Friday and we’re starting to see how every year it keeps gaining in popularity.
Is Black Friday a national holiday?
In the United States, Black Friday is not an officially recognized holiday. And we are pretty sure it’s not recognized as an official holiday anywhere else in the world (although you will find Black Friday deals in Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia). However most businesses are closed on this day in celebration of Thanksgiving so just check with your boss if you need to come into the office after Thanksgiving.
When’s the next Black Friday?
The next Black Friday will be November 24, 2023. That’s 1 day earlier than it was in 2022. The date changes from year to year as it always falls the day after the 4th Thursday of November. And because the way dates and calendars work, that means that Black Friday is either the 3rd, 4th or even 5th Friday of November depending on the year.
