Teva BF Archives - Blacker Friday

Teva’s Black Friday 2025 sale will soon be here, and if past years are any guide, there are clear patterns in how it unfolds. The sale usually includes a wide range of sandals, boots, and outdoor-focused footwear at steep discounts, along with free shipping perks once you hit a minimum spend. Below is a breakdown of when the sale is expected to start and end, what kind of discounts you can look forward to, examples from last year’s deals, and what categories are worth keeping an eye on this year.

Expected Black Friday 2025 Sale Dates

Teva is expected to launch its Black Friday sale on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, two days before Thanksgiving, exclusively at teva.com. From there, the event should run for about a week, wrapping up on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, the day after Cyber Monday. That timing matches what the brand has done in recent years.

It’s worth noting that the best styles and popular sizes may sell out in the first couple of days, so if you’re eyeing a specific pair, it’s smart to check the site early once the sale goes live. In previous years, some early access promotions also showed up for email subscribers, so keeping an eye on Teva’s newsletter or social channels could help you catch deals before the general public.

Typical Discount Levels

Teva’s Black Friday markdowns usually peak at up to 60% off. Not everything gets marked down that steeply, but there’s often a solid mix. Classic sandals and seasonal colors sometimes reach the higher discount tiers, while newer or high-demand models generally land closer to 25% to 35% off. Boots and more premium materials have historically fallen in the 30% to 40% range, depending on inventory.

Free shipping has also been a consistent perk, usually on orders of $50 or more, with free returns included. That helps if you’re between sizes or want to test out a new style without worrying about extra costs.

Featured Deals From Last Year’s Event

Looking back at Teva’s Black Friday sale in 2024 gives a clear sense of what might return this year. A few examples include:

The Original Universal Sandal, normally priced around $60, dropped as low as $24 in select colors, which was close to 60% off.
The Hurricane XLT2, a durable sandal priced near $80, sold for about $55, a discount of roughly 30%.
Women’s boots like the Midform Boot fell from around $150 to about $90, about 40% off.
Lighter sandals and water-friendly flip-flops were marked down by 30% to 35%, landing near $45.
Kids’ models, which normally retail for $40 to $45, were offered at around $24 to $32 depending on the size and color.

These examples line up with Teva’s usual strategy: bigger discounts on core or seasonal products, with slightly smaller markdowns on their latest or most popular items.