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Thursday 26 November 2015 11:10 am

Black Friday 2015 UK: The best fashion deals from Asos, Gap, Hobbs, Topshop, Harvey Nichols, Selfridges and many more

By: Jessica Morris

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Fashion-concious shoppers who are preparing to dip into their wallets for Black Friday will be able to choose from a range of high street shops to designer brands.

November 27 is widely tipped to be the biggest shopping day of the year, with a number of estimates expecting tills to ring to the tune of £1bn in just 24 hours. Figures from Centre for Retail Research, on behalf of VoucherCodes, claim Britons will spend £2,887,500 per minute, totalling £1.39bn and £3.49bn.

But this year, even British heritage brand Barbour will be taking part in the bargain bonanza. Other notable names include Harvey Nichols and one of the Duchess of Cambridge's favourite brands Hobbs.

Read more: Unless retailers make delivery a priority, Black Friday 2015 could destroy their reputations

Etailer Asos is offering 20 per cent off across its wide range of own-brand and branded clothing across Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Customers can secure their discount by using the promo code CYBER.

Heritage British brand Barbour, famed for its wax jackets, has confirmed it will be taking part with a wide range of products being reduced on the day.  

High street brand French Connection will be running its annual "blackout bonanza" – bargain hunters will receive 50 per cent off on everything from sequin dresses to stocking-worthy accessories.

US retailer and go-to shop for wardrobe basics Gap is offering up to 50 per cent off on a range of items until Sunday. 

At the other end of the spectrum, luxury department store Harvey Nichols is treating shoppers to 25 per cent off of fashion and accessories. This can be bumped up to 35 per cent if you download their loyalty app. 

Read more: Tesco just revealed its Black Friday deals

Similarly, shoppers can get up to 20 per cent off online at Selfridges by entering the discount code "SELFCCE" at the checkout.

Hobbs, which counts the Duchess of Cambridge among its fans, is offering customers 15 per cent off its range of clothes and accessories all day tomorrow.

New Look has already launched its Black Friday sale with up to 50 per cent off on a range of lines. 

Topshop's Black Friday campaign, fronted by model Gigi Hadid, is offering up to 50 per cent on a range of party dresses. 

If you're new to the concept and asking yourself what is Black Friday? Watch our short film to find out what all the fuss is about.

To help you plan ahead, you can find all the latest deals, news and opinion on Black Friday here, and tips on how to get the best bargains, including Tesco, Ebay, Currys PC World, Sainsbury's and Amazon. But don't expect to find Asda among them this year, the supermarket has set a precedent and pulled out of the sales bonanza.

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