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When is the next Bonds sale?
Bonds sale dates and deals in Australia for 2026
Is it worth waiting for Black Friday to buy Bonds?
Bonds official sale offers
Bonds Rewards and member offers
Bonds cashback and ShopBack in 2026
Bonds promo codes and ShopBack
Bonds Black Friday and Click Frenzy 2026 deals
Bonds deals on OzBargain
Frequently asked questions
Key takeaways
Related articles
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When Is the Next Bonds Sale? Australia 2026 Dates and Patterns
The next big Bonds sale window in Australia is usually Black Friday on Friday 27 November 2026, then Boxing Day. Bonds has run 40% off RRP storewide events every two to three months since 2024. How Bonds Rewards works, and how ShopBack lowers the price you pay.
When Is the Next Bonds Sale? Australia 2026 Dates and Patterns
Updated: October 2026. By Mirabelle Chew, Fashion Editor, ShopBack.
The next big Bonds sale window in Australia is usually Black Friday, which falls on Friday 27 November 2026, followed by the Christmas and Boxing Day period from Saturday 26 December 2026. Going by deal posts on OzBargain, Bonds has run a 40% off RRP storewide event every two to three months since 2024, including one on 14 November 2025 and another on 24 December 2025. Whenever the next one lands, go through the ShopBack Bonds page before you check out.
ShopBack Australia is a free app and website that gives you money back on online orders at thousands of stores, including Bonds. You start from ShopBack, shop as normal on the store's website, and part of what you pay comes back to your ShopBack account as cash. New members can join ShopBack Australia free before the sale season starts.
When is the next Bonds sale?
From early October 2026, the next major Bonds sale is most likely to land in mid to late November, around Black Friday on Friday 27 November 2026. Bonds is an Australian underwear, basics and babywear brand founded in Sydney in 1915, according to Wikipedia, and it runs its own sale events on bonds.com.au rather than following one fixed calendar.
The best guide to the next Bonds sale is what Bonds has done before. Here are the 40% off storewide or sitewide events shared on OzBargain, the Australian deal community, by date posted:
| Year | Dates a 40% off storewide Bonds event was posted on OzBargain |
|---|---|
| 2024 | 8 April, 1 June, 21 October, 29 November |
| 2025 | 7 February, 28 March, 15 May, 13 August, 14 November, 24 December |
| 2026 | 26 April, 2 June, 12 August |
Two patterns stand out. First, the gap between storewide events has usually been two to three months, and about five months at the longest in the posts above. Second, Bonds has had an event in November in both 2024 and 2025, which makes late November the most likely next window after the August 2026 event. These are past patterns, not announced dates; Bonds sets its own timing and tends to announce each event on its website and to members shortly before it starts.
Bonds sale dates and deals in Australia for 2026
For the rest of 2026, the windows to plan around are Black Friday weekend in late November and the post-Christmas period from late December. The fixed calendar dates are:
| Window | Date | What it has usually meant at Bonds |
|---|---|---|
| Black Friday | Friday 27 November 2026 | A 40% off storewide event was posted in November in 2024 and 2025 |
| Cyber Monday | Monday 30 November 2026 | Online offers often run through the weekend |
| Christmas Eve | Thursday 24 December 2026 | A 40% off storewide event was posted on 24 December 2025 |
| Boxing Day | Saturday 26 December 2026 | Post-Christmas clearance across Australian fashion retail |
Between the big storewide events, Bonds has run smaller sales that are easy to miss:
- Warehouse Sales. OzBargain posts from 13 July 2026 and 3 September 2026 listed Bonds Warehouse Sale items such as a men's quarter crew socks 6-pack at A$6 and an everyday trunk 3-pack at A$15.
- Category events. In April 2025 a post listed 40% off Zippys, coveralls and kids' sleepwear, and in April 2024 a post listed 40% off RRP on baby Wondersuits.
- Clearance drops. A post on 30 April 2026 listed bottoms from A$2 and tops from A$5 online only.
If you buy Bonds for a baby or toddler, the category events are worth watching, since they have focused on the lines parents buy most often.
Is it worth waiting for Black Friday to buy Bonds?
Waiting for Black Friday is usually worth it if your purchase can wait until late November and you are buying multipacks, baby basics or gifts. Bonds has offered 40% off RRP storewide around Black Friday in each of the last two years, according to OzBargain posts.
Black Friday usually suits:
- Multipack underwear and socks, where 40% off RRP on a 5-pack adds up across a household.
- Baby Wondersuits and Zippys, which babies grow out of quickly and parents buy in bulk.
- Christmas gifts, since a late November order usually leaves time for delivery before 25 December.
It may not be worth waiting if:
- You need the item now. A late November event does not help with a school camp next week.
- The item is already in the outlet or a Warehouse Sale. Clearance prices can already sit below what a 40% off RRP event would give you.
- You want a size that sells out. Popular sizes in clearance events tend to go first.
A simple rule: note today's price for the item you want, then compare it with the price during the next event. If the event price is not lower, buy whenever suits you.
Bonds official sale offers
Bonds' own offers fall into three groups: storewide events (usually 40% off RRP), Warehouse Sales and clearance, and offers for Bonds Rewards members. Each comes with its own terms on bonds.com.au.
The fine print matters. According to the OzBargain post for the August 2026 event, the 40% off applied to RRP, could not be combined with other discounts or multi-buy offers, and excluded outlet items, gift cards and one collaboration range. The June 2026 event, by contrast, was listed as covering online, in-store and outlets. The terms change from event to event, so read the event page each time.
Delivery is the other cost to check. In Bonds sale posts across 2025 and 2026, standard delivery was usually listed at A$6.95, with free delivery for Bonds Rewards members, Click and Collect, and orders over a minimum spend (shown as A$59 or A$69 depending on the period). On a small sale order, joining Bonds Rewards or using Click and Collect can save more than the discount on one item.
Bonds Rewards and member offers
Bonds Rewards is the free Bonds membership programme, and it is the simplest way to hear about each sale early. According to deal posts on OzBargain:
- New members get a A$5 welcome voucher in their account, usable online or in store.
- Members earn points, and one 2026 post states 50 points equals A$2.50, with A$5 needed for a rewards voucher.
- Members get a A$5 voucher and 50 points on their membership anniversary.
- Members have had free delivery on online orders in sale posts through 2025 and 2026.
Posts from 2024 refer to the programme as Bonds and Me; from 2025 it appears as Bonds Rewards. The full and current rules are on bonds.com.au. If you plan to shop Black Friday at Bonds, joining before the event means you see member offers when they go live.
Bonds cashback and ShopBack in 2026
For merchants like Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda and Expedia, going through ShopBack is an essential step before you book or check out, so you pay less on the same booking or order, and Bonds works the same way. ShopBack is a post-purchase discount: go through it before you pay and the effective price drops.
Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.
How to do it on a Bonds sale day:
- Before the sale, add the items you want to a wishlist so you can check out quickly.
- On the day, clear your Bonds cart and close the Bonds app, then open the ShopBack Bonds page in the ShopBack Australia app or on the website.
- Check the rate shown and the Terms, tap through, accept the cookies on the Bonds site, then add your items and check out in that same visit.
- If payment fails, restart from the ShopBack Bonds page so the order still tracks.
Read the Terms during the sale itself. At the time of writing, the Terms on the ShopBack Bonds page list Outlet purchases, and store promotions, discounts or special deals unless otherwise stated, among the exclusions, alongside gift cards and promo codes not featured on ShopBack. Whether a storewide event is covered can therefore depend on what the ShopBack Bonds page says on the day, so check it before a big order.
Worked example (illustrative). On a A$100 Bonds order at an illustrative rate of 5 percent, A$5 comes back, so the effective price is A$95. The live rate and Terms are on the ShopBack Bonds page and change over time.
Bonds promo codes and ShopBack
At the time of writing, the Terms on the ShopBack Bonds page say purchases made with vouchers or promo codes not featured on ShopBack are excluded, so a code from elsewhere can usually cost you more than it saves.
- Check the ShopBack Bonds page first for any codes featured there.
- Most Bonds storewide events have not needed a code, according to OzBargain posts, since the 40% off applies at checkout. That is a different case from a third-party code.
- If you do have a code from elsewhere, compare what it saves against what going through ShopBack returns, and pick the bigger saving. Check the merchant's terms and the ShopBack Terms before you check out.
The category in one line. Australians shopping basics and underwear sales usually compare Bonds with Peter Alexander and with Uniqlo, SHEIN, THE ICONIC, Myer and David Jones, each of which has its own ShopBack page, rate and Terms.
Bonds Black Friday and Click Frenzy 2026 deals
Bonds posted a 40% off storewide event around Black Friday in both 2024 (29 November) and 2025 (14 November), so a mid to late November event in 2026 is likely. Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday 27 November, running into Cyber Monday on Monday 30 November. Many Australian retailers start Black Friday offers earlier in the week, and in 2025 the Bonds event was posted nearly two weeks before Black Friday, so checking bonds.com.au from mid November is a sensible habit.
Click Frenzy runs Australian online sale events, with its main event usually held in November. The retailers that take part change from year to year, so check the Click Frenzy website and bonds.com.au once 2026 event details are announced to see whether Bonds is listed.
Bonds deals on OzBargain
OzBargain is the quickest place to see when a Bonds sale starts, because members post each event with the discount, delivery terms and exclusions. The Bonds deals page on OzBargain lists events going back to 2024, which is how the pattern in this article was built. Before you act on a post:
- Check the post date and whether it is marked expired.
- Confirm the price and terms on bonds.com.au.
- Remember that a code posted on a forum may not be one featured on ShopBack, so compare the two routes before you check out.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next Bonds sale?
From early October 2026, the next big sale window Bonds is likely to join is Black Friday on Friday 27 November 2026, followed by the Christmas and Boxing Day period. Going by deal posts on OzBargain, Bonds ran a 40% off RRP storewide event on 14 November 2025 and another on 24 December 2025, so late November and late December are the two windows to watch.
How often does Bonds have a sale?
Bonds has usually run a 40% off RRP storewide event every two to three months. OzBargain deal posts show these events in February, March, May, August, November and December 2025, and in April, June and August 2026, with Warehouse Sales and clearance events in between.
Does Bonds have a Black Friday sale?
Bonds has usually had a sale around Black Friday. OzBargain posts show a 40% off storewide event on 29 November 2024 and another on 14 November 2025. Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday 27 November, so a similar event in mid to late November is likely, though Bonds sets and announces its own dates.
What is the Bonds Warehouse Sale?
The Bonds Warehouse Sale is an online clearance event with low fixed prices on selected lines. OzBargain posts from July and September 2026 listed items such as a men's quarter crew socks 6-pack at A$6, and an August 2025 Warehouse Clearance Sale listed items from A$3. Stock and sizes tend to sell out quickly.
What is Bonds Rewards and is it free?
Bonds Rewards is the free Bonds membership programme. According to deal posts on OzBargain, new members get a A$5 welcome voucher, members earn points on purchases, and members have had free delivery on online orders. Earlier posts from 2024 call the programme Bonds and Me.
How much is Bonds delivery?
In Bonds sale posts on OzBargain through 2025 and 2026, standard delivery was usually listed at A$6.95, with free delivery for Bonds Rewards members, for Click and Collect, and on orders over a minimum spend (listed at A$59 or A$69 depending on the period). Check the delivery page on bonds.com.au for the current terms.
Does the 40% off Bonds sale include outlet items?
It depends on the event. The August 2026 event posted on OzBargain applied 40% off to RRP and excluded outlet items, gift cards and one collaboration range, while the June 2026 event was listed as covering online, in-store and outlets. Read the terms on each event before you buy.
Can I use ShopBack on a Bonds sale order?
You can start a Bonds order from the ShopBack Australia Bonds page, then check out on the Bonds website or app in the same visit. At the time of writing, the Terms list Outlet purchases, and store promotions, discounts or special deals unless otherwise stated, among the exclusions, along with gift cards. Check the ShopBack Bonds page on the sale day to see the rate and whether the event is covered.
Can I use a Bonds promo code and ShopBack together?
Usually only if the code is featured on ShopBack. At the time of writing, the Terms on the ShopBack Bonds page say purchases made with vouchers or promo codes not featured on ShopBack are excluded. A sale price that needs no code is a different case, so check the merchant's terms and the ShopBack Terms before you check out.
Is it worth waiting for Black Friday to buy Bonds?
Usually yes, if you can wait until late November and want multipacks, baby Wondersuits or Christmas gifts. Bonds has often offered 40% off RRP around Black Friday. If you need basics now, the outlet section and smaller clearance events may already have lower prices on the items you want.
Are Bonds deals on OzBargain reliable?
OzBargain posts are a quick way to see when a Bonds sale starts and how deep it goes, but prices and codes change fast. Check the post date, confirm the price on bonds.com.au, and start from the ShopBack Bonds page before you check out.
Key takeaways
- Black Friday 2026 is Friday 27 November, and Bonds posted a 40% off storewide event in November in both 2024 and 2025.
- Bonds has usually run a 40% off RRP storewide event every two to three months, with Warehouse Sales and clearance drops in between.
- Bonds Rewards is free, and posts show a A$5 welcome voucher and free delivery for members.
- Event terms change: some 40% off events have excluded outlet items and gift cards, others have included outlets.
- Before you check out, go through the ShopBack Bonds page, read the Terms on the day, since some promotions and Outlet purchases are listed as exclusions.
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Disclaimer
Bonds sale dates, discounts, delivery terms, exclusions and Bonds Rewards terms are set by Bonds and can change; check bonds.com.au for current details. Past sale dates in this article come from public deal posts and show patterns, not announced future events. Calendar dates for Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Boxing Day are fixed, but each retailer sets its own event timing. Rates and Terms on ShopBack vary by store and campaign; check the ShopBack Bonds page before you buy. This article is general information only and is not financial advice.
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