Roots' Black Friday Sale Includes Comfy Sweats & Parkas Up To 40% Off

If you don't already own a Roots sweatsuit, you're missing out! 🙌

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Now until November 28, the iconic Canadian brand is having a 25% off Black Friday sale, which means you can score an incredible deal on winter coats, boots, sweats and more. And there's no time like to present to stock up on winter essentials and everyone's favourite WFH attire: the matching sweatsuit.

Select items are up to 40% off including this Roots Sustainable Parka on sale for $178.80 (originally $298). The parka, which comes in black and pink, is made with recycled fibres to keep you warm during the colder months. Once you add it to your cart, the discount will be automatically applied.

There are hundreds of items on sale for men, women and children. If you're just getting started on your holiday shopping, Roots has a ton of affordable sweats for the whole family. The company even has a gender-free category on their website where you can shop for cute and cozy unisex clothes in extended sizes.

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Details: Now until November 28, you can save 25% on almost everything online and up to 40% on select styles. Sweatsuits, parkas, toques and boots are all included in the sale, so you can stock up on winter essentials.

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