Sales in independent fashion: how they work
Each store decides its own sales; the crossed-out price is the lowest of the previous 30 days; and sorting by discount shows you sale items first.
Updated 6 November 2026
In short
- Each store runs its own sales: a percentage off its whole store for a period, or individual items with a previous price.
- The crossed-out price is the lowest of the previous 30 days, as European law requires; the store sets it and Werop shows it as it is.
- Sort by discount in any listing to see sale items first: women, men, boys, girls.
- Same conditions: 14 days to return and the legal guarantee, on sale or not.
Sales in independent fashion
A small brand does not produce in order to discount: it makes short runs and marks down what is left at the end of the season or when the collection changes. That is why on Werop sales are occasional and store by store, not a campaign across the whole marketplace. When a store has a sale, you see it on its page and on every product page, with the previous price crossed out.
Where to look
In any listing, the “Discount” order puts sale items first. Each store's pages show its active sales. And a store's coupons, when there are any, are applied in the basket.
Black Friday and Christmas on Werop
On Black Friday and in the weeks of Christmas there is no Werop campaign: each store decides whether it has a sale, how much and for how long, and many small brands do not because they do not manufacture in order to clear stock. What does apply on those days, as the rest of the year: the crossed-out price is the lowest of the previous 30 days (so a Black Friday “deal” cannot start from a price inflated the week before), sorting by discount shows you sale items first and each store's coupons are applied in the basket.
For a gift to arrive on time, look at the estimated delivery date you see before paying: it adds up the store's preparation days and the transport, and on 24, 25 and 31 December and 1 and 6 January there is no delivery. More in independent fashion gifts.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether a sale is real?
By the crossed-out price: in the EU, since 2022, the previous price shown in a sale has to be the lowest the garment has had in the previous 30 days. On Werop that price is set by the store and the product page shows it next to the new one; Werop does not invent discounts or inflate them.
Can sale items be returned?
Yes, like all the others: 14 days from receipt if you change your mind, and a free return if it arrives wrong. The legal guarantee is the same.
Is there a Black Friday on Werop?
Whatever each store decides. Werop does not run a Black Friday campaign or force anyone to discount: some brands offer a discount on those days and others never discount because they produce short runs. If a store has a sale on Black Friday, the crossed-out price follows the same rule as always: the lowest of the previous 30 days, so the sale is real.
When are there sales on Werop?
When each store runs them. There is no central Werop campaign: each brand decides whether to discount its whole store by a percentage and for how long, or only some items. In the catalogue you can sort by discount to see sale items first.
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