Direct answer first: You’re asking about Black Friday timing and, from the fragments you provided (black, friday, 20, combien, de, temps), it seems you want how long the Black Friday period lasts and perhaps when it occurs this year. Here’s a concise, practical clarification and guidance. What Black Friday is and how long it lasts
- Black Friday is traditionally the day after Thanksgiving in the United States, i.e., the fourth Thursday in November, and the sales typically run for at least a day and often extend through the weekend or into Cyber Monday. In practice, many retailers begin promos in late October or early November and continue through to the end of the month or into the following week [web results indicate 2025 date around Nov 28 and extended promotions].
- In 2025, the official Black Friday date in the U.S. is Friday, November 28. Some sources note extended promotions beginning as early as the week of November 24, with many deals lasting through Cyber Monday (December 1) or beyond in some cases.
How to plan your shopping window
- If you’re targeting the core Black Friday deals, look at the final week of November, with peak discounts typically occurring on the actual Friday and the following weekend in major retailers. Expect promotions to continue across multiple days, and sometimes into the following week, especially online.
- For French/European contexts, similar patterns apply: many promotions appear before the official date and last several days to a week or more, with some brands starting even earlier in November. Check specific retailer calendars for exact start and end dates each year (often 24–30 November window with Cyber Monday extensions).
If you want, I can tailor the answer to a specific country or retailer (e.g., United States, France, or a particular store) and give you the exact date range for 2025 based on that context.
