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[GQ editors reveal the best Black Friday purchases across style, homeware and tech](preheader_link) [View this email in your browser](   [GQ Daily The Best Things You'll Ever Read (Today)]( BLACK FRIDAY [What GQ is shopping in Mr Porter's Black Friday sale]( [With the Mr Porter Black Friday sale, we've filtered through everything available to bring you the best menswear to shop.](   BLACK FRIDAY [The 52 best Amazon Black Friday deals]( [Get your wallets ready – the sale is about to begin.]( [Best Black Friday deals 2022]( BLACK FRIDAY [57 best Black Friday deals for early-doors bargain hunters]( [Rounding up the best deals and offers from across the Black Friday sale.]( [GQ Editor's Pick]( All products featured in this email are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. [Chris Evans' best-selling Percival polo]( [Red-carpet ready and now 25% off.]( [£104 at Percival]( [Sign up to GQ Recommends]( BLACK FRIDAY [Reiss' Black Friday sale has a lot of staple wardrobe pieces]( [Summer has drawn to a close, the autumn has been and gone, but the sale season lives on in Reiss' online pages. With everything from wedding-friendly tailoring to everyday basics covered, here's what made it into GQ's basket.]( BLACK FRIDAY [The 21 best beard trimmers in the Black Friday sale]( [We’ve tested the best trimmers for comfort, ease of use and precision so that you needn’t suffer an awkward shave.]( [GQ Cover]( [Get your trial offer of 3 issues for £1 + FREE home delivery + FREE INSTANT ACCESS to the digital edition]( [SUBSCRIBE NOW]( [Dominic Calvert-Lewin]( [STYLE]( [Micheal Ward]( [CULTURE]( [Luxury watch against a dark blue background]( [WATCHES]( [Collage of sneakers on a psychedelic background]( [GQ RECOMMENDS](   [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [Unsubscribe]( | [View Online]( Queries about this email? Contact datacontroller@condenast.co.uk Condé Nast Publications 1 Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU © The Condé Nast Publications Ltd [Our Privacy Policy](  

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