When is Black Friday 2022?
Black Friday for the year 2022 is celebrated/ observed on Friday, November 25th.
Swarovski Black Friday 2022
Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving Day in the United States. This day often falls on the fourth Friday in November each year. The day is one of the busiest shopping days of the year with shoppers getting gifts for the December Holidays the following month.
The term Black Friday comes from when retailers go from being in the red (at a loss) in their business for the year to going into the black (profitable), thus showing how important the end of the year holidays shopping season is to most retailers.
Last Year’s Swarovski Black Friday
2021 Ad
Swarovski Black Friday sale begins now! SHOP NOW>>>
Get 25% off an entire page of specials. You’ll also find a few pages of deals in their online outlet section at up to 50% off. The sale runs through Cyber Monday, November 29, 2021.
History
Are you interested in seeing some of Swarovski’ older Black Friday ads? Then follow the links below to view the last few years of ad history.
2020 Ad
Updated on November 20, 2020:
Starting today, Swarovski Black Friday 2020 officially started, You will see a huge deals update here;
Click: www.swarovski.com/en-US
- Black Friday Going On Now: 11/20/20 – 12/1/20. 25% OFF and 50% off select watches! Exclusions apply.
2020: page 1
2019 ads: page 1
More about Swarovski
The Swarovski Collective was founded in 1999 as a collaboration between Nadja Swarovski, Isabella Blow and Alexander McQueen with the objective of pushing the boundaries of crystal use in fashion. As innovation is a key brand value for Swarovski, this program is a natural extension of the company’s mission.
Swarovski’s pivotal role in fashion grew as a result of Daniel Swarovski’s relationships with the great couturiers of the 19th century, most notably Charles Frederick Worth – hailed as the Father of Haute Couture – who embroidered Swarovski crystals across his bespoke ball gowns in Trompe L’Oeil effect, to be worn by his elite clientele, including Queen Victoria. This collaboration sparked an awareness of crystal as a creative ingredient throughout the industry; its versatility as a loose stone to be sewn into garments or worn simply as jewelry became desired by couture designers and celebrities alike.
