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In this, our weekly dive into the best deals the internet has to offer, we unearthed a whole bunch of house pants, lots of cozy blankets, and some practical work pants and flouncy dresses for when things go back to normal.
It’s not uncommon for sale items at Anthropologie to be an extra 25 percent off. What’s less common is that there is a ton of loungewear on sale — during a time when that’s what most of us are exclusively wearing.
This matching hoodie-and-leggings set is for those who want to really want to up their around-the-house look.
When it’s finally time to leave the house, this flouncy maxi-skirt will do the job. It’d look great with Rio’s new favorite tank top.
At Nordstrom, a whole bunch of blankets are 40 percent off — classic wooly ones from Faribault Woolen Mill and less heavy, a little more design-y ones from Hudson, New York, textiles line Minna.
This muted throw is good for all the greige living rooms out there.
A slightly more cabin-in-the-woods option.
A more heavyweight cotton throw made by a cooperative of women in Chiapas, Mexico.
This nubby pillow adds a very restrained playfulness to the living room.
Hey, look! It’s a three-pack of Kim France’s favorite underwear (in cotton as opposed to mesh) — at 36 percent off. Incidentally, there’s a three-pack of high-waist On Gossamer mesh underwear on sale, too.
We love the big trefoil plastered on the back of these sweatpants.
Make like a cool kid in Berlin and wear your phone like a necklace.
Meanwhile, a whole bunch of sale items at UO are an extra 30 percent off their sale price today (Friday) only, including these incredibly cozy-looking Hunter boots.
Along those same lines, these Japanese Suicoke shoes are a slipper-sneaker hybrid (in that they can be worn inside or out).
A collegiate-style Stussy sweatshirt made from sherpa fleece.
This minimalist Umbra mirror would be great for the front hall.
This upright vacuum we featured this week in a micro-sale comes courtesy of pet expert-recommended brand Bissell.
The & Other Stories sale, which we also wrote about, continues on. This satin-y red wrap dress is machine-washable!
Who knew that the Men’s Store at Bloomingdale’s made Filson-like waxed-canvas tote bags?
They also make a pair of very Red Wing-esque boots.
A slouchy very spring-ready cotton blazer from Alex Mill (the line from J. Crew and Madewell’s former chief design officer).
Says one happy reviewer about these rain boots: “Now I look forward to whenever it rains because I finally have a shoe that I don’t have to worry about ruining!” Reviewers also note that they run a little big, so size down a half-size.
Today (Friday) only, this (very well-reviewed) knife sharpener from Chef’s Choice is 34 percent off.
David Pogue’s favorite noise-canceling headphones are the cheapest they’ve been since Black Friday.
There is a bunch of makeup from Flesh (the beauty line founded by former Allure editor Linda Wells) for half off at Ulta right now, including this foundation that comes in a wide range of skin tones.
Augustinus Bader’s “rich-person cream” (which was a Deal of the Day yesterday) is on sale through March 15.
This very straightforward Wacoal bra (that’s available, at press time, in a surprisingly wide array of sizes) is a very good deal.
A mule version of Everlane’s Modern Loafer. (Note: It’s recommended you go up half a size.)
It’s rare to see any sort of Everlane pant in the 30-something-dollar range.
These workwear-inspired thick cotton Everlane slacks have a utility pocket that fits an iPhone.
Pair them with this chore overshirt (that can also be worn buttoned-up as just a shirt shirt).
These “basic tees” have just a hint of stretch to them so they can be worn as just simply T-shirts, or to the gym.
This is one of the many Spode dinnerware pieces on sale for half off today through Sunday.
And, finally, we called out the Star Wars BB-8 Instant Pot earlier today, but if you’re more of a Chewbacca fan, this one’s for you.
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