The Best Menswear Deals of the Week

The Best Menswear Deals of the Week

Save this story Save Story Save this story Looking for the best menswear deals the worldwide web has to offer? Look no further. Each week, GQ utilizes the latest in bargain-identifying technology—i.e. a couple of our staffers spend most of the day shopping online—to uncover all the wildest markdowns on wardrobe-boosting buys from the best men's clothing sales on the internet. Missed last week's picks? You can binge-shop 'em all the further you scroll.

The Louche Cords Banana Republic Loose Pleated Corduroy Pant Jump to review $148 $104 (30% off) Banana Republic

The Burly Boat Shoes Mr P Leather Boat Shoes Jump to review $400 $200 (50% off) Mr Porter

The Go-To Navy Sweater Madewell V-Neck Sweater Jump to review $118 $83 (30% off) Madewell

The First Class Field Jacket J.Crew Two-Pocket Field Jacket Jump to review $298 $209 (30% off) J.Crew

The No-Nonsense Fleece The North Face Retro Denali Jacket Jump to review $200 $160 (20% off) SSENSE

Amazon: Daily deals on a grip of great basics, surprising gems, and solid wrist watches from brands like Adidas, Seiko, Lacoste, and more (ongoing)

Banana Republic : Save up to 60% off sale styles (limited time only)

Gap : Get an extra 50% off sale items at checkout. (limited time only)

Huckberry: Huckberry's sale section is overflowing with outdoors gear, rugged menswear, and sick home goods for up to 40% off (limited time only)

Levi's : The godfather of blue jeans is currently running a sale on denim, outerwear, shirting, and more up to 50% off

Nike: Swoosh into Nike's sale section, which is currently offering deals up to 45% off on footwear, clothing, and more (limited time only)

REI : The outdoor retailer if offering up to 50% off on all manner of outdoor goods, from camping gear to hiking boots (limited time only)

Because this chore coat is made out of a hardy moleskin fabric—a brushed cotton as soft as flannel but a bit heavier—it'll hold up to the cold far better than your standard twill fare.

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The acquisition of a good plaid shirt can do wonders for one's general disposition.

Save to wishlist Save to wishlist Madewell

You won't normally get yourself a $60 break on a pair of rigid selvedge jeans made out of denim from the legendary Kaihara mill, but sometimes you can and that's pretty cool.

Save to wishlist Save to wishlist Vinny's

Suede slander will not be tolerated in these parts, regardless of season, mostly because it's far more resilient than people give it credit for and also because a dark brown suede like this crushes with a fall pallette.

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Once again, BR's Archive Reissue collection is one of the best repro projects in the game—and jackets like this are a big reason why.

This ribbed v-neck, a white tee and some jeans will work in a whole array of situations, and also can handle virtually any kind of shoe you throw in the mix.

Save to wishlist Save to wishlist Abercrombie & Fitch

It's risky to declare a pant "impossible to overthink," but these make me feel comfortable doing so.

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Unless you're trying to lean into the chaos, some darker sneaker like this will weather winter a little better than some pearly whites will.

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Sure, this looks like a classic, royalty-approved piece of outerwear, but it's made with a double-layer waterproof fabric that's even more effective against precipitation than dutifully waxed cotton is.

Save to wishlist Save to wishlist Todd Snyder

There are no rules that prevent you from treating this like a silk-injected thermal.

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Save to wishlist Save to wishlist The Corona Utility

If you think these look good now, just wait until they've got a whole winter of wear under their belt.

Buy these for the holiday party, wear them every chance you have after that. (Even if that chance is to dinner with jeans.)

Save to wishlist Save to wishlist Arc'teryx

You could presumably wear this layering cheatcode every day until the middle of May, at least in some capacity.


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