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Seasonal guide
Cyber Week has become the second-deepest discount window in designer fashion, behind the summer and winter end-of-season sales. The list below pulls live sale listings across every retailer in the Fetchi index, ranked by depth of discount, refreshed hourly. Updates continuously through the week.
1,800+
Designer brands
100+
Retail partners
30,000+
Active products
5,000+
On sale right now
The big broad-catalogue marketplaces (Farfetch, SSENSE, the Italian luxury retailers) run sitewide percent-off promo codes during Cyber Week, typically 20-30% on full-price ready-to-wear with a smaller list of excluded brands (Hermes, Chanel, Brunello Cucinelli, and parts of the Loro Piana line are the usual carve-outs). These promos stack on top of the existing seasonal sale that began in mid-November, so depth on pieces that were already discounted can reach 60-70%.
The curation-first retailers (Net-a-Porter, Mr Porter, MyTheresa, MatchesFashion) discount more conservatively during Cyber Week. Net-a-Porter and Mr Porter cap their own cuts around 30%; MyTheresa and MatchesFashion tend to run more aggressive site-wide promos closer to 40-50% on existing sale items.
The department-store retailers (Nordstrom, Saks, Selfridges, Harvey Nichols) lead the depth ladder. Stacked promos sometimes reach 60% off in the women's side and 50% off in the men's side, particularly on the broader contemporary tier. The trade-off is the heritage-luxury depth is shallower; the bigger cuts cluster on the secondary brands.
The 20-30% sitewide promos at the broad-catalogue marketplaces are the largest stackable discount available outside the seasonal windows.
Net-a-Porter and Mr Porter cap around 30%; the curation-first set discount conservatively even during Cyber Week.
Nordstrom, Saks, Selfridges run the deepest stacked cuts; the trade-off is the heritage-luxury depth is shallower than the contemporary tier.
The grid below ranks every retailer's active discount across the index by depth, not by who paid for placement.