Amazon Prime Day fashion deals 2021 | Finder
finder.com.au

Amazon Prime Day fashion deals 2021

If you’re looking to stay on-trend throughout the festive season, shop during the Prime Day sale and save big.

Gemma Henry
Gemma Henry
Updated . What changed?
Fact checked

We’re reader-supported and may be paid when you visit links to partner sites. We don’t compare all products in the market, but we’re working on it!

Amazon Prime Day was initially hosted in 2015 in celebration of the site’s 20th anniversary. The event offers plenty of awe-inspiring discounts and Prime members all over the world look forward to the annual sale all year.

When it comes to fashion, you’ll find hundreds of deals across everything from clothing and accessories to footwear, seasonal essentials and beyond throughout the Prime Day event. For both fashion followers and trendsetters, this year’s event looks set to be a must-attend. Plus, as Christmas draws ever closer, the potential to secure gifts at a steal should lure one and all.

Scroll on to unveil the very best fashion deals and discounts on offer throughout this year’s Prime Day.

While you wait for the next Amazon Prime Day, here are some other fashion deals:

It looks like we don't have any coupons at the moment. Take a look at our most recent deals

It looks like we don't have any coupons at the moment. Take a look at our most recent deals

What is Amazon Prime Day?

Amazon Prime Day is considered to be one of the most highly anticipated and exclusive dates in the shopping calendar ever. The event is hosted annually and now rivals the most prolific sales including Black Friday and Cyber Monday. However, unlike these huge shopping events, Amazon Prime Day is known for its exclusivity. As only members can access this exciting event, there’s no time like the present to sign up and become an Amazon Prime member.

When is Amazon Prime Day 2021?

This year, Amazon has decided to shake things up and instead of hosting its traditional mid-July event, the sale has been scheduled for October! Yep, you read that right. This global retailing giant is hosting a two-day event that will run from midnight on 13 October through to 11:59pm on 14 October, ensuring that this year’s sale is even bigger than last year’s 36-hour spectacle.

How to score pre-Prime Day sales

Be on the lookout for pre-sale discounts as the event draws closer. Last year, the deals and discounts started as early as two weeks prior to the Prime Day event and Prime Members were able to access some wow-worthy deals including 40% off Kindle Unlimited memberships as well as a discount on Amazon music streaming.

Another way to access early Amazon Prime Day deals is to ask your Echo. Last year, Alexa doled out exclusive savings to Echo owners two hours prior to the start of the sale. Consider asking your Echo about Prime deals at around 9pm the night before the official date and see whether you can snag a fashion deal ahead of the event.

Can you preview Amazon Prime Day deals?

If you ask Alexa, there is a possibility that you’ll be able to uncover insider info on many of the exclusive deals way before Prime Day commences, granting you a sneak peek of what’s to come. Bear in mind that Amazon Prime Day is laid out in what it calls “Lightning Deals”, which only last for a very limited time before they are gone. So, it pays to know exactly what you’re looking for before you start to shop.

Amazon Prime Day shopping tips

As with all major sales events, there are plenty of things to think about before setting out on your Amazon Prime Day shopping spree. Do a little research and ensure you shop savvy during this year’s event. Scroll on to see our top tips for picking up the best deals on Prime Day:

  • Know when to strike and when to pass. The Prime Day Lightning Deals land thick and fast with new ones arriving as often as every five minutes. This can quickly turn your online shopping spree into a frenzy. While you do need to act fast to secure the products you want, don’t be tempted to hit the “Add to Cart” button on every single sale item that flashes across your screen. Whenever possible, take the time to do a quick Internet search to confirm that the Prime Day price really is as good as it presents itself.
  • Always read the fine print. Some Prime Day deals, particularly on electronics such as TVs, smart devices and computers, won’t reveal the brand name and model number until just seconds before the sale drops, so ensure you double-check these details before jumping on a low price.
  • Plan ahead. Never, ever go into a sale event without a list. Take some time before the sale starts to think about what it is that you actually need or want to buy. By giving your sale shopping spree a purpose, you’ll stop yourself from walking away with a bunch of stuff you didn’t really want or need.
  • Check reviews. Sale events can make you feel pressured to snatch up a discount, which could cause you to skip reading through the product reviews as carefully as you usually would. This step is vital unless you’re already familiar with the product and know for sure it’s what you want.
  • Compare prices. As Amazon Prime Day is being launched close to Black Friday this year, it’s a good idea to check out competitor prices online. By now, other retailers are very aware of Amazon’s biggest deal day of the year, so there’s a chance you could find similar or even better deals by shopping around.
  • Voice shop. If you have an Echo device, take advantage of exclusive deals by voice shopping with Alexa.

More guides on Finder

Ask an Expert

You are about to post a question on finder.com.au:

  • Do not enter personal information (eg. surname, phone number, bank details) as your question will be made public
  • finder.com.au is a financial comparison and information service, not a bank or product provider
  • We cannot provide you with personal advice or recommendations
  • Your answer might already be waiting – check previous questions below to see if yours has already been asked

Finder only provides general advice and factual information, so consider your own circumstances, or seek advice before you decide to act on our content. By submitting a question, you're accepting our Terms of Use, Disclaimer & Privacy Policy and Privacy & Cookies Policy.
Go to site