Ottawa's Tanger Outlets Black Friday Sale Has Up To 70% Off Designer Gifts All Weekend
After weeks of planning, saving and making lists, Black Friday weekend has finally landed in Canada, and there’s so many exciting deals and discounts in Ottawa. Whether you’re planning to spend hundreds of dollars this year, or whether you simply intend to pick up a Christmas gift or two, Ottawa’s Tanger Outlets' Black Friday sales are pretty crazy, and there’s up to 70% off thousands of designer products!
While Black Friday sales officially kick off in Canada on Friday, November 29, many Canadian stores have been introducing special deals and discounts since the beginning of November.
Over at Ottawa’s Tanger Outlets, deals have been trickling in throughout the week, but the main savings are starting today, and you can save up to 70% on already-discounted designer products.
If you’ve never been to Tanger Outlets before, it’s an established international outlet brand that offers considerable discounts on authentic designer products.
Inside the outlet mall, there are stores like Tommy Hilfiger, Coach, Polo Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Guess and Michael Kors, and they’re all selling products at a fraction of their usual retail price.
Whatever is on your holiday shopping list this year, Tanger Outlets are likely to have it. With price reductions on designer items like handbags, coats, clothing, shoes, cosmetics and jewelry, it’s almost impossible to go wrong!
If you’re looking for designer goods this Christmas season, here are some of the best deals at Ottawa's Tanger Outlets this Black Friday.
Coach
When: November 27-December 2
Where: Ottawa's Tanger Outlets
There's 70% off all bags and wallets in the Tanger Outlets store until December 2. As they're already reduced in the outlet store, this means there must be some *major* savings up for grabs here!
Adidas
When: November 28-December 4
Where: Ottawa's Tanger Outlets
There's 50% off the entire Adidas outlet store until December 4. If you were looking for a fresh pair of trainers for winter, look no further!
Columbia
When: November 26-December 3
Where: Ottawa's Tanger Outlets
There's 60% off the entire Columbia outlet store and special offers like $100 off select jackets. If you're looking for a cozy coat for the upcoming winter, head here!
Michael Kors
When: November 29
Where: Ottawa's Tanger Outlets
The Michael Kors outlet store have some very special discounts for one day only. They're offering 70% off select items, with an additional 30% off your total purchase. That's a great deal!
Guess
When: November 26-December 2
Where: Ottawa's Tanger Outlets
The Guess Factory Store has between 40% and 60% off throughout the Black Friday weekend, so it's the perfect chance to grab a gorgeous gift for your loved ones.
Tommy Hilfiger
When: November 25-December 1
Where: Ottawa's Tanger Outlets
Tommy Hilfiger is offering 40% off the enitre store until December 1. If you're looking for a bougie but affordable wardrobe refresh, head here!
Polo Ralph Lauren
When: November 27-December 2
Where: Ottawa's Tanger Outlets
Polo Ralph Lauren have special sales on all clothing this weekend, with all apparel retailing at 40% off. There's also 25% off homeware, fragrances and footwear.
Nike
When: November 29
Where: Ottawa's Tanger Outlets
Nike's factory store in Tanger Outlets will have 30% off your total purchase throughout Black Friday. However, sales end tonight so don't delay if you're looking for a great discount!.
Tanger Outlets is located on 8555 Campeau Drive, Ottawa.
You can view a full list of their stores, and their Black Friday discounts, by clicking here.
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