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If you’re planning to shop at Restoration Hardware’s Black Friday sale this year, here’s a detailed look at what you can expect, including sale timing, discounts, what to buy, and examples from last year to help guide your shopping.

Black Friday 2025 Sale Dates and Timing

Restoration Hardware tends to run multiple overlapping sales during the holiday season, so it’s worth knowing the timeline. One of the first events you’ll likely see is the “Fall Clearance” sale. This usually arrives around mid-November and is available both in RH retail stores and online. During this clearance, you can expect up to 60% off on in-stock items that are ready to ship.

Then there’s the main Black Friday sale at RH Outlet stores that typically starts on the day itself, and the deals often extend through the weekend and through Cyber Monday. While exact dates haven’t been officially announced for 2025, last year the event ran through the day after Cyber Monday at Restoration Hardware Outlet stores. Expect the same timing this year, with the Black Friday sale likely starting on Friday, November 29, 2025, and continuing until Tuesday, December 2, 2025, at Outlet locations.

It’s also worth noting that if you miss the Black Friday or Cyber Monday sales, RH Outlets usually hold a Winter Clearance event in early January. Last year, that event offered 50% to 80% off in-stock items, plus an extra 10% off on top of those discounts. So there is usually a second chance to score deals, especially if you’re looking for discontinued or slightly imperfect items.

Discounts and Membership Benefits

Restoration Hardware offers several layers of discounts during its sales, and the RH Members program adds an extra level of savings. RH Members save 25% off everything, every day, and during sales, they also receive an additional 20% off sale items. This can make a significant difference on higher-ticket items like sofas, dining tables, and bedroom furniture.

At RH Outlets, discounts are steeper, usually ranging from 50% to 80% off everything in stock. Outlet stores sell discontinued, returned, or slightly imperfect furniture and accessories, and all items are sold as-is with no price adjustments. Membership benefits do not apply at Outlet locations. Store hours vary by location, so it’s a good idea to check with your local Outlet if you plan to shop there in person.

In terms of what to expect with discounts, the retail stores and online sales are more likely to offer structured discounts on specific categories, while Outlet sales are more general but very deep. For example, you might find a classic RH leather sofa at 25% off as a member, while a similar style at an Outlet could be 50% off but may have minor imperfections. Knowing which type of sale fits your needs will help you plan your shopping strategy.