Havaianas Sale Dates (2026) | Year-Round Sales Calendar

Yes, but they mostly focus on the Black Friday and Cyber Monday window in November. Throughout the rest of the year, you’ll find consistent deals in their permanent Sale and Outlet sections rather than huge, named monthly events.

Not at all. The pairs you see in the Outlet or Sale area are first-quality stock. They usually land there because they are discontinued colors, last season’s prints, or simply overstocked items that need to move to make room for new drops.

Absolutely. Havaianas operates regional sites (like for the US, Europe, and Brazil) that run their own distinct promos. A pair on clearance in the UK might still be full price in the US, so always check the site specific to your shipping location.

Apart from Black Friday, the end-of-summer clearance is also one of the best times to shop at Havaianas. In the Northern Hemisphere, this usually hits around August or September. That’s when beach styles get marked down aggressively before the cooler months arrive.

Yes, retail stores and pop-up kiosks often have a dedicated sale bin or rack for last pairs. However, online stock is generally much wider, so you’re more likely to find your specific size on the website than digging through a store bin.

Rarely. Special collaborations (like with Disney, Marvel, or fashion brands) are usually excluded from sitewide discounts because they are limited edition. If they do hit the sale section, it’s often only when very few sizes remain.

Generally, no. The official Havaianas site does not typically match prices found at third-party sellers like Amazon, Macy’s, or surf shops. If you spot a better deal elsewhere, it’s usually best to grab it from that retailer directly.

Havaianas sizing can be tricky because the core size printed on the sole is often Brazilian sizing, which differs from US or EU standards. Always check the specific size chart on the product page before adding a sale item to your cart to avoid mix-ups.

It’s very hit-or-miss. Since sale items are often clearing out old inventory, restocks are unlikely once a specific size sells out. If you see something you love in your size, waiting for a better price is risky.

Policies vary by region, but items marked as “Final Sale” are typically non-returnable. For standard sale items, you usually have a 30-day window to return them, provided they are unworn and still have their tags attached.