Black Friday Sale Singapore 2026: Dates, 11.11 and Rights

Singapore's year-end sales at a glance

The Black Friday sale in Singapore falls on Friday 27 November 2026, the same date as in the US. In Singapore it sits between two bigger online shopping days, 11.11 and 12.12, so many shoppers plan around all three. This short guide lists the dates, what Singapore retailers have published, the GST rule for buying from overseas stores, and your rights if something you buy is faulty.

Singapore is 13 hours ahead of New York in late November. When a US online store opens a Black Friday deal at 12:01 a.m. Eastern time on 27 November, it is 1:01 p.m. on Friday in Singapore.

Which retailers have published Black Friday dates

Few Singapore retailers had published Black Friday plans when we read their sites on 1 November 2026. This is what we found, quoted from each store's own page:

We name Coach without a link because we do not have a Singapore store page for it. We track offers for Lazada Singapore and Decathlon Singapore on their store pages, and we will add retailers here as they publish their Black Friday dates.

Black Friday or 11.11?

By the time you read this, 11.11 has passed, so the useful question is whether to buy now, on Black Friday or on 12.12. We have no published data on which day is cheaper in Singapore, and we will not guess. Instead, a few checks:

• Note the 11.11 price. If you saved the price of an item on 11 November, compare it with the Black Friday price for the same seller and model.
• Count the vouchers. Platform sales often rely on vouchers with minimum spends and caps. Compare the price you pay after vouchers and shipping, not the headline discount.
• Check delivery dates. If the item is a Christmas gift, a 12.12 order may arrive too late from overseas sellers.
• Check the seller. On marketplaces, the same product can be sold by the brand's own store and by third-party sellers on different terms.

Our guide Are Black Friday deals real? has more ways to test a discount.

Buying from US stores on Black Friday: GST

Many Singapore shoppers buy from US stores on Black Friday. The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) explains how GST applies to these orders:

• Items of S$400 or less ("low-value goods") imported by air or post: if you buy from a GST-registered supplier, you pay GST at the point of purchase, so it is in the price at checkout.
• Items of more than S$400 imported by air or post: GST is payable when the goods are imported, through your courier or SingPost, to Singapore Customs.

IRAS adds that if a supplier does not provide the required GST information at import, Singapore Customs treats the goods as a standard import and you pay the import GST, which you can then ask the supplier to reimburse. So when you compare a US Black Friday price with a local one, add GST and international shipping to the US price first.

Your rights: the Lemon Law

Singapore's Lemon Law protects buyers of defective goods, sale or not. The Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry's advisory, written when the law was introduced in 2012, explains it this way:

• If goods are not of satisfactory quality at delivery, you can reject them and get a refund.
• The retailer may offer to repair or replace defective goods, within a reasonable time and with minimal inconvenience to you. Where that is not possible, you can ask for a price reduction or a refund.
• If a defect is found within six months of delivery, it is presumed to have existed at delivery, unless the retailer proves otherwise.
• You have no remedy if you damaged or misused the item, had it repaired elsewhere in a way that damaged it, knew about the fault before buying, or simply changed your mind.
• A retailer cannot take away these rights with a notice such as "we do not give refunds under any circumstances".

A change-of-mind return, by contrast, depends on the store's own policy. Read it before you buy anything on sale.

Checked deals

We show an offer here only when we have matched it on the store's own site. On 1 November no Singapore store we track had a Black Friday offer we could confirm, so this section has none yet. Our Lazada Singapore page lists many promotional codes from the network feed; check the terms on lazada.sg before you rely on any of them. Every Black Friday offer we track, from all countries, is on our Black Friday deals page, and Cyber Monday offers are on our Cyber Monday page.

How we check this page

We read the retailers' own pages, the IRAS page on GST for imported low-value goods and the Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry's Lemon Law advisory on 1 November 2026. We do not test products and we do not copy dates or discount levels from other websites. We will read the retailers' pages again before publishing and on 24 November, and add any Black Friday dates and offers they publish.

For the US store calendar, see when Black Friday 2026 starts; our other guides are in the Black Friday hub. This guide is written by the SavingArena Editorial Team.