In this week’s roundup of the best deals, we’ve found some fuzzy Patagonia fleeces for both adults and toddlers, on-sale Everlane cashmere, and a Martha Stewart–approved Dutch oven.
The wool (not shearling!) cuffs on these slippers roll up to become booties, in case your ankles get cold.
Here’s a good sale-on-sale situation: Use the code REALDEAL to get an extra 30 percent off on this flowy blouse at Madewell.
According to Pendleton, this Tuscon blanket is “robe-sized,” meaning it’s ideal for wrapping yourself up in front of the campfire or (more realistically) the TV.
This Acne beanie is a slouchier, more subtle alternative to the Carhartt one that we still see everywhere — and it’s half-off.
A bit like a mullet, this yoga top from Lululemon’s collaboration with Roksanda is technical-looking from the front and fully fashion from the back.
There are lots of good deals on basics at Nordstrom Rack today, like this nice set of Calvin Klein underwear that’s over half off.
If you still are in need of some waterproof footwear, these Pajar winter boots are about as real of a deal as you’re going to get (though they’re just about sold out, with only a size 13 left).
And if you’re sick of your silver cookware, here’s a hunter-green roasting pan that looks nice enough to bring out to the table when it’s time to serve dinner.
According to writer Laura Perciasepe, who penned an ode to this Eileen Fisher top back in 2016, “it goes with skinny jeans, with wide-legged pants, with wrap skirts, with linen shorts, at a cocktail party, at a work presentation, at a weekend barbecue, at family reunions, in Williamsburg, in Washington, D.C.” And right now, it’s more than half off, in case you needed another reason to buy.
This Everlane jumpsuit, made of drapey, wrinkle-resistant GoWeave fabric, is the cheapest we’ve ever seen.
If you’re looking to upgrade your stained sweatpants from college, or want to dip your toe into sloungewear, try these cashmere pants (that are truly nice enough to wear out in the world, not just in your home).
Here’s one of our picks for the best cropped puffer jacket, in a warm spice shade.
So this is technically a holiday-themed Dutch oven, with a fir tree embossed on the lid. But the emerald green enamel is so eye-catching — and the price is so good — that we’re choosing to overlook that detail.
If you’re going to leave a blender out on your countertop, it might as well be a very stylish blender.
These are kind of the ideal pants for transitional winter-to-spring weather: The high-waisted, wide-legged, and cropped silhouette is just right for baring your ankles — but it’s all made of corduroy.
These high-waisted pants from Free People have a real equestrian feel (and look like leggings you could easily wear to the office or even out on the town).
We only recently realized that Walmart sells premium beauty, like NARS makeup and this Paul Mitchell shampoo and conditioner, so we’re especially excited to see that it goes on sale, too.
For just $7, you can be the kind of person who wears a camo-print bum bag from Puma.
And you can also be the kind of person who wears an oversized tiger-print blazer from Rachel Comey over a white T-shirt and jeans when that blazer is 75 percent off.
At $525, this parkas still isn’t exactly cheap, but Woolrich is a heritage brand that’s been making jackets since 1820, so it will last many winters to come.
If those cashmere sweatpants seemed too fancy for lounging, here are some good old-fashioned (and ultra-soft cotton) sweatpants from Urban Outfitters, complete with elastic cuffs at the ankles and a drawstring waistband.
Backcountry is in the midst of a big winter sale, with lots of deals on cold-weather and outdoor essentials, like these Smartwool socks.
This white, red, and blue Patagonia fleece is the one senior editor Anthony Rotunno wears around the office (though he did not buy his on sale).
A lightweight version of Dashboard Confessional singer Chris Carrabba’s favorite neck warmer.
This Patagonia Black Hole bag is one of our picks for the best travel duffels, because it’s sturdy, easy to carry as a backpack, and can fit easily into plane’s overhead compartments.
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