The Best Amazon Prime Early Access Sale Fashion Deals

Around these parts, Levi’s Ribcage jeans are known as the “Goldilocks of jeans.” They boast the brand’s highest high-rise, which Strategist editor Maxine Builder describes as “deliriously high, easily clearing my bellybutton.”

Or if you like to wear your jeans super-skinny, the 720’s from Levi’s are among the best high-waisted pairs out there. Writer Diana McCorry says the jeans have “enough stretch to avoid that nasty tummy compression but enough shape to create a great silhouette when you stand up.”

This Orolay jacket, dubbed the “Amazon coat,” once was a fixture of the Upper East Side landscape. New styles have been added since it first became a trend — see below — and the price has jumped too (it went from under $100 to $150-plus two years after we wrote about it). But you can now get the original for the same throwback price it sold for on Prime Day, as it’s down to just under $100.

If you prefer outwear that’s a bit more bold, the Amazon coat is now available with a faux-fur hood, Sherpa accents, or, in this case, a metallic finish. This shiny Army green is especially handsome, and it’s also on major sale.

Or you could go a little more avant-garde with this Avec Les Filles asymmetrical number that features a dramatic puffed collar.

This plush-looking teddy coat from Amazon’s sporty basics line, Daily Ritual, is meant to have a generous fit — so consider sizing down.

On a more lightweight note, this trench coat is perfect for when a puffer or teddy coat seems like too much. And yes, those pockets are actually functional and not for show.

If you’ve been meaning to get a new jean jacket, you’re in luck: Levi’s OG Trucker is now almost half off.

Throw on this blazer in a wonderful shocking-pink hue for a low-effort, put-together look.

Though if you’re more the type to wear a moto jacket, this faux-leather blazer might speak more to your sensibilities.

The back-baring V-cutout on this mock-neck sweater is an unexpected twist once you see how covered up the front is.

This checkered pastel sweater vest is begging to be layered — perhaps over a turtleneck to keep you extra cozy this fall.

AYR’s The Deep End is our platonic ideal of a button-down. This version comes in mac-and-cheese-colored stripes for those who want something other than a crisp white.

This silky slip skirt looks more expensive than it actually is. It would work just as well with a cashmere sweater as it does with a cotton tank.

This tasteful satiny midi is similarly versatile. Wear it to your office’s annual holiday party or a friend’s wedding reception.

This Calvin Klein bralette is now cheaper than it was during Prime Day. It’s a lookalike of one that Strategist senior writer Liza Corsillo owns and praises for its support despite not having any underwire.

Longtime remote worker Brodie Lancaster introduced us to True & Co.’s Body Lift, which she included in her guide to her top-five favorite work-from-home bras. The brand’s bras “straddle that middle ground between classic T-shirt bra — with subtly molded cups — and sports bra, but without any of the heft,” Lancaster says.

Or if you’d prefer something a little more daring, this lacier option is marked down by nearly 50 percent.

This very pretty bralette features rose-gold hardware and lace that appears Deco-inspired.

These cropped leggings — from Champion’s activewear line C9 — will be comfy and easy to move in whether you’re going to yoga or running errands. They haven’t been priced this low since March.

These contrast-color-blocking sweatpants are eye-catching on their own …

… But with the matching hoodie, you get a standout sweat suit.

Consider this Beyond Yoga dress a cheaper dupe of our favorite Outdoor Voices exercise ensemble. It comes with a built-in bra and shorts with a pocket and is made from a moisture-wicking fabric for low-impact workouts.

Self-described black-tights obsessive (and costume designer) Alison Freer counts a version of these tights from hosiery-maker Hue among her tried-and-trues. This already cheaper-than-Wolford pair features a waistband that won’t roll down and deep opaque color if you can’t stand the thought of sheer pantyhose.

London-based label Karen Mabon makes splurge-worthy sleepwear and is known for playful prints. This charming set features dogs dressed as desserts.

One mom we spoke to suggested gifting a bejeweled headband to a new mom, as most “don’t have time to style their hair and tend to wear the same comfy items on repeat.” This one would easily elevate the simplest of outfits.

This is the corduroy version of Levi’s popular trucker jacket, in an autumnal rust shade. It’s lined with sherpa for extra warmth.

This bomber jacket is as stylish as it is practical; it comes with a water-resistant shell and packable hood.

This functional “jacket” has a removable sweatshirt bib and collar, giving you multiple ways to wear it.

And these fleece sweatpants from Hanes are now less than $15 a pair.

Strategist menswear columnist Chris Black considers Levi’s 501s his go-to pair. “Levi’s basically invented jeans,” he says.

This dress shirt will work with a tie or without, at a party, at the office, or opened up slightly for post-work drinks.

Or maybe this trippy shirt is more your speed. The floral explosions on a striped background could read as celestial from far away.

This ultra-layerable V-neck sweater is one of those pieces you don’t even have to think about — you can look instantly polished for under $20.

This versatile quarter-zip can double as lightweight jacket or stand all on its own.

If your basics drawer is in need of a refresh, this pack of undershirts is more than half off — and would be the perfect accompaniment to a crisp button-down.

We’re heading into prime loungewear season; look fashionable while you relax in this Nautica robe with a shawl collar you can pull up and front pockets that can easily fit your AirPods and phone.

If you haven’t heard, the balaclava is back — and it’s just the right accessory for the cold days ahead.

Tell time the old-fashioned way with this vintage-y Casio watch.

Parents rave about pajamas from statusy Hanna Andersson. Now, you can snag a pair from the brand’s Amazon-exclusive line for less than $20. This snuggly, printed one-piece is designed with smooth seams that won’t bother a baby.

This delightful dress is a cousin of the jammies above, with the same print featuring bees, leaves, and ladybugs.

For something dressier, this Gymboree gingham number is embroidered with tiny apples.

It’s hard to resist the adorable animal ears on one of the cardigans in this two-pack. The sweaters will not only keep them cozy but price out to under $10 each.

For the toddler who loves a mud puddle, these ultra-cozy pants are now just $13 for four pairs.