Seasonal guide
Boxing Day (December 26) opens the winter sale window in designer fashion. The cuts run through mid-January and deepen aggressively in the second week as retailers clear fall and winter collections to make room for spring. The list below pulls live sale listings across every retailer in the Fetchi index, ranked by depth.
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December 26 (Boxing Day in Canada and the UK; the same date in the US runs as "post-Christmas sale"): the broad-catalogue marketplaces and the curation-first retailers launch winter sale together. Opening cuts are typically 30-40%, deeper than summer's opening because winter outerwear has a wider seasonal price differential. The British-leaning retailers (Selfridges, Harvey Nichols, MatchesFashion) often lead with the deepest opening cuts because Boxing Day is a calendar event in the UK.
Late December through the first week of January: cuts deepen to 50-60% across most of the market. Curation-first retailers (Net-a-Porter, Mr Porter) sometimes wait until New Year's Day to launch their winter sales formally, which compresses their discount cycle relative to the broader market. Stackable percent-off codes appear on the broad-catalogue side around New Year's.
Mid-January: final cuts. Depth reaches 70% on the broad-catalogue marketplaces; occasional 80% cuts on department-store deep clearance (Nordstrom, Saks). Heavy outerwear is the deepest discount category because the spring collections land in mid-February and retailers want the floor space.
Heavy coats, leather, cashmere outerwear, and boots see the deepest winter cuts because the seasonal differential is widest.
Selfridges, Harvey Nichols, MatchesFashion launch with steeper opening cuts than the US retailers on Boxing Day specifically.
Final cuts land in the second week of January. 70-80% on the broad-catalogue and department-store sides; 50-60% on the curation-first retailers.
The grid below ranks every retailer's active discount across the index by depth, not retailer placement.