Wondering when the next Massimo Dutti sale will be? Look no further. If you are planning to revamp your wardrobe without spending that much money on clothes, then clearance sales are for you. If you are into sleek, chic, and quality products, this Spanish retailer should be on your top list. Massimo Dutti caters to both women and men, and even offers clothing for (über-stylish) kids.

Part of the Inditex group, it’s similar to the group’s most popular brand Zara. Rather than offer countless discount codes all year round, Massimo Dutti keeps its sales few and far between to retain a luxury feel (despite being high street). While this can be frustrating, it does make the sales all the more special when they do happen and also retains the prestige of the brand.

So when does the next Massimo Dutti sale start? Here’s everything you need to know. Next, read about the sales at H&M, Mango and Zara.

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When does the Massimo Dutti sale start? Our prediction

The next Massimo Dutti we’re predicting will be the Black Friday sale, which lands on November 29th in 2024. Last year saw the brand take 30% off everything, so we’re hoping to see a similar offering in 2024.

You can also head to the Special Prices section of MD’s website. Here, you can save up to 50% off on everything from dresses, trousers and shoes. Just like the Zara sale, pieces tend to fly off the shelves. Many items have already sold out, but as returns slowly come in, you might see some of the best items restocked.

If an item you love is already sold out, you can use MD’s handy in-store availability checking tool to find out whether it’s available at your local shop. To access this, click ‘In-Store Availability’ above the product description of the product in question.

Our top tips for shopping the Massimo Dutti sale

If you’re planning to make the most of the Massimo Dutti sale, you better be prepared. Below are some of our top tips on being the first to shop the sale and how to make the most of your money when you do.

Sign up to the MD newsletter

Firstly, make sure you’re signed up to the Massimo Dutti newsletter. This way, you’ll be the first to find out when the sale is set to start. You can do this by visiting the MD website, scrolling right to the bottom and adding your email address. You’ll receive an email the day before the sale starts, letting you know the time and date of the next discount day.

Download the MD app

Similarly you can download the Massimo Dutti app, and you’ll receive a notification straight to your phone when the sale is announced. You’ll also be able to shop the sale before everyone else, as it usually starts on the app an hour before it launches online and the day before it hits stores.

Create a wish list

Make sure you don’t get overwhelmed when the sale starts by creating a wish list of items. This will save you time and money in the long run, so it’s well worth it!

Massimo Dutti expected sale dates 2024

January sale: The Massimo Dutti sale continued throughout January and into February. Right now, there are plenty of pieces still available up for grabs. Scroll down to see our top picks.

Summer sale: Massimo Dutti’s summer sale kicked off mid June.

Black Friday: Massimo Dutti usually offers around 30% off for Black Friday only, so we’re expecting similar offers in 2024.

December / Boxing Day sale: Massimo Dutti usually holds a sale around Christmas, and this continues throughout January and into February.

Does Massimo Dutti have an outlet?

A quick Google will bring up discounted items sold both on Zalando and Micolet. The latter offers affordable pieces, some of which are even cheaper as they have small defects. While they might be imperfect, they’ll save you plenty of money off. Many items are £10 and under, while new items from the brand can set you back hundreds.

Is Massimo Dutti better quality than Zara?

The brand’s higher price point is reflected in its quality and the fit of the garments. Think of it as Zara’s even chicer sister. It’s also geared at slightly older, more affluent customers, but offers pieces anyone can appreciate.