A Ton of Portland Shops (and Big Businesses) Are Having Black Friday Sales Today

Here are as many as I can find without going crazy.

(Courtesy of Powell's)

It isn't just Amazon, Best Buy and the like getting in on big sales today. Many small Portland businesses—and big ones—are hosting Black Friday sales, and here are the ones that I know about as of right now. I'm starting with the bigger ones as they're more generalized, but scroll down to see if your fav boutique is hosting a sale this weekend.

Bigger Companies

Take 25% off sitewide at Powell's City of Book, today only, through November 27, with the code PARTRIDGE

Powell’s City of Books shelves (Kenny Louie / Flickr)

To kick things off, the one and only City of Books is generously taking 25% off of their whole online stock with the code PARTRIDGE.

Use code PARTRIDGE for 25% off

Take 25%-60% off almost everything sitewide at Danner Boots

Portland bootmakers Danner has been cranking out indestructable leather shoes for almost 90 years, and you can join that history by buying them, many at huge discounts.

Shop Danner

Take 20% off sitewide at Keen Footwear

If Danner and Columbia don't satisfy your boot craving, take 20% off the entire site with hiking boot heroes Keen.

Shop Keen footwear

Get 50% off Graphic Tees, Fleece, Outdoor Apparel & Footwear, Climaheat, Tracksuits, accessories + more from Adidas through tomorrow

(Christine Dong)

Is Adidas "technically" Portland? No, but their big ass North American headquarters on North Greeley makes them close enough. Take 50% off a lot of good stuff through tomorrow, and keep an eye out for an excellent sitewide deal on Monday.

Shop on Adidas

Take 25% (almost) sidewide, and 50% off of select doorbusters at Columbia Sportswear

If you're planning on hitting the slopes this winter but your coat is looking a little worse for wear, Columbia's got your back with a nice discount across almost all of their online store. I'm currently rocking the Outdry Extreme waterproof puffer in sub-zero Minnesota temperatures and I'm cozy as can be.

Shop Columbia Sportswear

Take 25% off Nike Black Friday sale items with code EPIC25 + shop their new Black Friday collection

The Special Forces Air Force 1 High ($200) whips ass. (Nike)

Nike's ample sale section is an additional 25% off with the sale code EPIC25, but you should also check out their new Black Friday drop of new sneakers and gear in, unsuprisingly, black and other dark colors.

Shop Nike sale with code EPIC25

Shop Nike Black Friday collection

Take 50% off your entire Dark Horse digital purchase at Dark Horse Comics with code BLACKFRIDAY

Indie comics publisher Dark Horse is taking half-off digital editions of their many comics and graphics novels with the code BLACKFRIDAY, so you can finally start reading Hellboy just like you promised your teenaged self.

Shop Dark Horse digital

Boutique Bonanza!

Womenswear

Take 25% all stock in store and online at Frances May with code BOOKENDS

Take 20% in store and online at In God We Trust with code JINGLEBALLZ

Take 20% off in store and online at Association with code autumn2017

Take 20% off online at West End Select Shop with code STAYINBED

Take 20% off at Kiriko Made with code KINYOUBI, plus get free gifts for reaching sales thresholds

Menswear

Take 25% off online at Unspoken with code BF25, plus shop new collections in store

Take 20% off online at Bridge and Burn houseline with code Black-20

Free shipping, plus take up to 70% off select collections at Machus

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