Top Brands for Black Friday Deals (2025)
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Top Brands for Black Friday Deals (2025)
With Black Friday fast approaching (and many early-birds already live), savvy shoppers are preparing their wish-lists. Based on the brands featured on Couponuts and current deal activity, here are five standout brands you should keep an eye on.
1. Nike
Nike continues to dominate as a go-to brand for sportswear, streetwear and performance gear. Their dedicated Black Friday page is already live, offering extra discounts (for example: “Extra 25% off w/ code ACCESS”).
Why it matters:
- Broad appeal: everything from kids’ shoes to running tech and lifestyle apparel.
- Big discount potential: up to ~50% off some items.
- Good fit if you’re in Malaysia regionally or online globally.
Tip: Have your size and SKU ready, since Nike’s best stuff tends to sell out fast during these events.
2. Under Armour
Under Armour is also ramping up for Black Friday with strong promotions. Their Malaysian site already lists discounted training shoes, running shoes and apparel (e.g., “Men’s Training Shoes RM 529 now RM 264.50”).
Why it matters:
- Great value for performance wear: tech fabrics, shoes, training gear.
- Big brand in the sports/fitness niche—perfect if you want quality and durability.
Tip: Combine the Black Friday single-brand deals with multi-brand coupon aggregators (like what Couponuts offers) to stack savings.
3. Lenovo
If you’re looking beyond fashion and into electronics, Lenovo is a major pick. Their Black Friday sale features 2-in-1 laptops, gaming gear and more with heavy discounts (e.g., up to 63% off select models).
Why it matters:
- High-ticket items: laptops, PCs, tablets → big savings mean big impact.
- Ideal for your tech gear list (especially since you work with Apple/PC and creative tools).
Tip: Prioritise what you need (e.g., creative workflow, video editing) and check model specs first—many “Black Friday” laptop deals are good, but you want one that still fits your workflow.
4. Charles & Keith
For stylish accessories and fashion, Charles & Keith (which appears on Couponuts for Malaysia & Singapore markets) is worth watching. Couponuts.com
Why it matters:
- Regional relevance: Southeast Asia / Malaysia market, easier shipping/local access.
- Good for accessories, fashion picks and gift-items rather than just performance gear.
Tip: Set an alert for when their Black Friday sale starts (sometimes incremental). Check whether additional site-wide codes apply (e.g., extra % off when you spend above X).
5. SHEIN
SHEIN is listed prominently on Couponuts (18 vouchers) and tends to participate heavily in November sales. Couponuts.com
Why it matters:
- Great for budget-friendly fashion, trend items and filling out wardrobe refreshes.
- If you’re shopping for multiple people (family/kids) a brand like this helps cover many needs with less cost.
Tip: Be selective—focus on items you really need or have been eyeing; with massive volume sales, stock and quality may vary.
How to Make the Most of Black Friday
- Plan ahead: Identify your “must-have” items and brands, bookmark them, and set alerts or reminders.
- Use coupon aggregators: Sites like Couponuts list vouchers and deals across many brands—good to cross-check before checkout.
- Stack savings: Where possible, combine site-wide codes + brand-specific offers + loyalty/points.
- Check shipping & returns: Especially for Malaysia region – ensure duties, shipping cost, returns policy are acceptable.
- Act fast: Best sizes, colours or high-demand items tend to sell out early.
- Don’t get distracted: It’s easy to “grab deals” for the sake of it—stick to your list or budget.
Final Thoughts
If you’re ready to shop this Black Friday, focusing on a mix of sporty performance brands (Nike, Under Armour), tech brands (Lenovo) and fashion/accessory brands (Charles & Keith, SHEIN) gives a well-rounded selection. Since these brands are already featured on Couponuts, you’ll likely find voucher codes or deals linked through that site which adds extra value.
Make your list now and keep an eye on launch times—some deals start earlier than the “official” Friday.
