Boxing Day 2026
December 26 to January 2, the clearance window and the last one of the season. Here is what usually goes into it, and whether waiting beats buying on Black Friday.
The full calendar
| Event | Dates | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Black Friday | Nov 23 to Nov 27, 2026 | Storewide |
| Cyber Monday | Nov 28 to Dec 1, 2026 | Online only, free shipping on 2+ |
| Christmas | Dec 2 to Dec 18, 2026 | Gift season |
| Boxing Day | Dec 26 to Jan 2, 2027 | Clearance |
December 18 is the last order date for delivery before Christmas. Anything ordered after that arrives in the new year.
Boxing Day is our clearance window. It opens on December 26 — no code needed. Stock is limited and sizes are often broken.
What the shirts cost
| Fit | Price |
|---|---|
| Men, long sleeve | $73.99 |
| Women, long sleeve | $72.99 |
| Youth, long sleeve | $63.49 |
Every listing carries one price across its full size run, so there is no surcharge for larger sizes. Clearance stock sits below these prices.
What goes into the clearance
The Boxing Day selection is mostly end of run stock. That means shirts from the season just finished, plus sizes that are down to the last few units. It is not a full store discount in the way Black Friday is.
That shapes how to shop it. Black Friday is the sale for someone who has one specific shirt in mind and wants it in their size. Boxing Day is the sale for someone who wants the lowest possible price and is happy to be flexible about which shirt, or which size, they end up with.
Retro and past season shirts are usually the best value in this window, because they are already priced below current season stock to begin with.




Should you wait for it?
Wait if you want the lowest price and can live with a smaller selection. The gap between a clearance price and a current season price is real on a shirt that costs more than fifty dollars.
Do not wait if you need a specific shirt in a specific size, or if it is a Christmas gift. The December 18 delivery cutoff means Boxing Day stock arrives long after Christmas morning, and popular sizes will not survive until the sale opens.
If you are buying a gift and miss the cutoff, a gift card is the honest fallback. It also lets the recipient pick their own size, which removes the most common reason a shirt gets returned.
Getting the size right before stock runs out
| Fit | Sizes | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Men | XS to XXXL | Standard cut, true to size |
| Women | XXS to XXXL | Tapered cut, true to size |
| Youth | Age 3-4 to 17-18 | Listed by age range |
Measure a shirt you already own flat and compare before ordering. In a clearance with broken sizes, knowing which adjacent size still works for you is what gets you a shirt instead of a sold out page.
Common questions
When does the Boxing Day sale start?
December 26, 2026, and it runs through January 2, 2027. It is the last sale window of the season and the one built around clearance stock.
What is in the Boxing Day clearance?
End of run shirts from the season just finished, plus sizes that are down to the last few units. It is a clearance selection rather than a full store sale, so the range is smaller than Black Friday.
What goes into the clearance?
Mostly end of run sizes and shirts from the season just finished. Stock is limited and sizes are often broken, so it rewards people who can be flexible about which shirt they want rather than people hunting one specific item.
Is it better than Black Friday?
It goes deeper on price, but the selection is smaller and many sizes will already be gone. If there is one specific shirt you want, buy it on Black Friday. If you want the lowest possible price and are flexible, wait for Boxing Day.
Do I need a code?
No. The sale prices apply automatically at checkout once the window opens on December 26.
What if my size is gone?
Broken sizes are normal in a clearance. Check the size guide before ordering so you know which adjacent size still works for you, and check back during the window because returns do come back into stock.
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