Black Friday 2026 at Marmalade Co.
Black Friday 2026 is Friday 27 November. At Marmalade Co. it is Black Month: Up to 80% off Fruit of the Loom from Friday 30 October until Monday 30 November.
Shop all campaign itemsHow Black Month works
- Black Month: Up to 80% off Fruit of the Loom. Sweats are reduced from Friday 30 October at 00:00 CET until Monday 30 November at 23:59.
- Packs of 5, 10, 20 and 50 sweatpants, hoodies, crewnecks and T-shirts at fixed prices throughout Black Month.
- Crewneck sweatshirts for €7.95 from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November.
- Black Week from Saturday 21 November at 20:00 CET: sweatpants for €9.49 and 20% off everything else.
- Black Friday from Friday 27 November until Sunday 29 November: sweats are reduced further, sweatpants for €8.95.
- Black Friday last chance on Monday 30 November until 23:59 CET, at the same prices.
Questions about Black Friday 2026
When is Black Friday 2026?
Black Friday 2026 is Friday 27 November. At Marmalade Co. the Black Friday prices apply from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 November, and Monday 30 November is Black Friday last chance until 23:59 CET.
When does Black Week start at Marmalade Co.?
Black Week starts on Saturday 21 November at 20:00 CET and runs until Black Friday.
Does Marmalade Co. have Black Friday deals on Fruit of the Loom?
Yes. Black Month gives up to 80% off Fruit of the Loom from Friday 30 October until Monday 30 November. Marmalade Co. is an official Fruit of the Loom retailer.
What is Black Month?
Black Month is our Black Friday sale that lasts all of November: sweats are reduced from 30 October, followed by Black Week, Black Friday and Black Friday last chance.
Can I buy in bulk at Black Friday prices?
Yes. Throughout Black Month there are packs of 5, 10, 20 and 50 sweatpants, hoodies, crewnecks and T-shirts at fixed prices.
Can I return items bought on Black Friday?
Yes. You have the usual 14-day right of withdrawal, also on items bought in Black Month.

The factory behind the clothes
Made under decent conditions
Affordable clothing should never mean poor conditions. Fruit of the Loom owns its factory in Morocco and is audited by independent third parties.
- 100% OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Every garment is tested for more than 100 harmful substances by an independent lab.
- amfori BSCI for 15+ yearsIndependent audits of working conditions and ethical trading across the supply chain.
- Better Cotton memberMost of the cotton comes from sustainable sources – the goal is 100%.
- Own factory in MoroccoFrom yarn to finished garment under one roof, with more than 1,000 employees.
Source: Fruit of the Loom.




