Barbie has been an icon for as long as she's existed. Launched in 1959 by Mattel, the doll who can be everything all at once has been at the top of Christmas lists every year since her creation. Barbie also celebrates her 65th anniversary this year as so, as expected, dolls will be high on Christmas lists.
Luckily for us, there are plenty of Black Friday toy deals that are still live just in time for Christmas and since pay day has landed it is the ideal time to shop for Christmas presents, and there's a treasure trove of Barbie toy deals selling fast like the Barbie Dreamhouse and the Barbie Stable Playset, across retailers like Amazon and Argos.
When Is Black Friday 2025?
Even though Black Friday 2024 has only just passed, there are currently loads of searches asking when Black Friday 2025 will be. Who can blame them, we all love a bargain and planning ahead. Black Friday 2025 will take place on the final Friday in November, so that means Black Friday 2025 falls on 28th November and will presumably end on 1st December (Cyber Monday).
Here's the most up-to-date selection of the best Barbie deals and discounts on the internet as of today, to save you some time. Because we all know parents could use a little more of that.
Shop: The Best Black Friday Barbie Deals To Get Now
The best Black Friday saving with a massive 60%
Barbie can have the pool party of dreams with this three-story Barbie dreamhouse. On sale already, this was was a sell out last year so it could be worth buying now to get ahead of the competition. No dolls included.
Save 21%
AmazonFollowing the Dreamhouse success, Barbie is back at is again and this Barbie stable set has been hailed as one of the most wished for toys of 2024. Plus, it is a little bit more affordable than the Dreamhouse.
Save 22%
BarbieA great one for aspiring nurses and doctors, Barbie goes to work to save the day with this Care Clinic set that has a huge saving at the moment. No dolls included.
Half price
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This brilliant (and boujee, no?) Barbie playset comes with three dolls and is currently better than half-price.
Save 19%
Create your own hair salon with this amazing curly styling head, which comes with neon highlights for added fun.
Save 25%
Designed to more accurately represent the world we see around us, this Barbie Fashionista doll has 22 articulation points for multiple posing and play options.
Save £30
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Barbie fans can go on their ultimate road trip with this SUV remote control battery-powered toy truck is perfect for little adventurers. Fits two size Barbies in the front seat.
Black Friday Barbie Deals FAQs
Do new Barbie clothes fit old Barbies?
New Barbie clothes may not always fit old Barbies perfectly due to changes in doll proportions over the years. Classic Barbies from the 1959–1990s era have different body shapes compared to more modern designs. For example:
- Older Barbies (like those from the 1960s) had a smaller bust and less defined waists.
- Newer Barbies often feature slimmer waists, less exaggerated busts, and a more modern silhouette introduced with the Fashionista line.
While stretchy materials or adjustable designs (like Velcro closures) might work across generations, form-fitting or tailored garments often need alterations to fit older or newer models.
What is the highest-selling Barbie?
The Totally Hair Barbie, released in 1992, is the highest-selling Barbie of all time. It became iconic for its floor-length hair and trendy, colourful 1990s style, selling over 10 million units worldwide. Its massive popularity was driven by the doll's uniqueness and the early '90s focus on hair-play trends among kids.
Where is Barbie from according to her creators?
Barbie's fictional hometown is Willows, Wisconsin, as established by Mattel. According to her backstory, her full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts, and she grew up in this small, midwestern American town. This setting was designed to make Barbie relatable to children in the United States, reflecting an idyllic and wholesome upbringing.
Jade Moscrop is the Commercial Content Editor for Grazia, specialising in lifestyle topics. When she isn't writing about beauty products, gym leggings and chic homeware items, she can usually be found on a hot girl walk, buying houseplants or listening to female-fronted rock bands.