The Best Menswear Deals of the Week

You are indeed reading that correctly: a wedding-worthy, double-breasted suit for under $225, in a brown that works across seasons.

It should really go without saying, but the pants are a ridiculous steal, too.

These boots were made for copping.

Sunglasses that you can bring to the beach without worrying about the open-ended list of ramifications.

If you're having trouble deciding on a specific striped blue shirt, Corridor made one with every kind of stripe—and man does it work.

There's no reason for these to ever go on sale, but we won't complain when it happens.

There will be a time—presumably in the near future, but who are we to say—in which a sweatshirt will be necessary again, and when that time comes you'll want this sweatshirt.

We have plenty of summer left for this breezy linen shirt to become your go-to buton up, whether you're wearing it wide open or getting creative with button configuration.

Due to physics, full-length pants can't really offer the same kind of airflow as some shorts will, but these pleated linen joints will come real close.

You don't need to go full-aquasock if you're searching for amphibious footwear.

Think of this like a light jacket during the warmer months and then layer it up once the leaves start to turn.

If a technical shell could do Transformer things and it's second form was a tote it would look like this tote.

A bonkers cashmere sweater in the midst of crushing summer heat? You won't be able to get something like this for 70% off in the winter, so if you have the storage space, yeah.

We're not saying that green denim will work every time, but boy did it this time—wear 'em like fatigues and they'll get better each time.

Clear frames only seem like a high-degree of difficulty maneauver until you try a pair on.

This one kind of looks like an overshirt, which is nice in regards to versatility, but it's also got a secret zipper to go full jacket-mode.

We're going to assume that the freaky paneling makes these even more functional, but even if it doesn't we love a cooky-ass pair of khakis.

It's not a phase, mom!

We are once again asking for you to wear some big shorts. (These ones from Monitaly are 60% off, it seems like a reasonable ask.)

The light brown colorway injects just the right amount of classic hiker into an otherwise futuristic design.

The easiest shorts to wear at the easiest price ever.

Boxy, loose, and seersucker — hallmarks of an excellent summer shirt.

Distressed jeans < distressed cardigans.

A clean, polished rendition on one of the sultriest trends of the summer for a ridiculous price.

Tote went turbo-mode.

Some breezy, thermoregulating (really!) cargos for less than $40? Sign us up.

Add some depth to your summer outfit without adding any breeze-blocking layers.

The nice thing about a sweater polo like this one is it'll take you right into fall like a champ.

The best time to buy a rain jacket is when the weather doesn't call for it.

Some of the most luxe, cushy socks you can find, regardless of age-related sock preference.

Like 85% of the way toward Jeremy Allen White's elusive all-white Cortez, 60% of the cost.

There are a lot of virtues we could get into, but this blazer is also 100% silk. 100%. Silk.

Once you decide this is also a regular shirt to be worn on its own (and you should), you'll basically never take it off.

There's not one (non-dresscode-related) reason to wear a jacket right now, but if you insist, get this one, which is perforated and will also layer well in actual jacket weather.

These are suit pants, sure, but they'll also look killer with a white tee and some canvas sneakers.

Perennial shoes at a seasonal price.

One of our absolute favorite linen blazers of the summer, more than $400 off it's original price.

This is like 50% a cardigan and 50% a button up, but it 100% doesn't matter how you wear it because it's going to look incredible.

Despite the end of summer looming over our heads like a cloud on the Twisters poster, there's still plenty of time to put these to work.

An exemplary loafer—sick suede uppers, stacked leather outsole, unlined—for an even more unhinged price.

Not only is this blazer made with a super lightweight, airy cotton seersucker, it's also unstructured and laid-back enough to wear with some jeans or some fatigues.

One of the best denim brands in the world also makes button ups so well they'll make you reconsider all your other button ups.

Some "baggy jeans" are merely a little loose. Not these. These are baggy.

The name sort of says it all.

You don't have to decide between sidewalk steppers and trail shoes: these are as comfortable as runners and as weatherproof as hikers.

If you're trying to find the thinnest cotton button up during this sinister summer heat, this is a serious contender.

If you’re receiving panicky messages from your power company, no shirt will keep you cool—but one like this won’t make matters any worse.

Maximize that '90s airport swagger, minimize that back sweat.

An espadrille with loafer bona fides—which means it’ll look good on the beach or at the office.

It’s hard to imagine a daytime scenario that demands a jacket right now, but this one is light and versatile enough to warrant a little nighttime love.

Shorts that look like boxers are cool and all, but have you ever tried pants that look like PJs?

You could absolutely layer a tee beneath, but we'd recommend running it solo, and doing it often.

It’s the best time of year to buy a pair of white canvas slip-ons, mostly because you’ll have plenty of time to thrash them (but also because they’re 35% off).

A chunky cardigan that’s actually not chunky at all.

Maybachpack.

The kind of lightweight, super-packable jacket you’ll never regret having nearby.

We’re pleased to report that a murky earth-tone hue only makes us like Our Legacy’s Third Cut Jeans—already one of our favorites—even more.

These are kinda freaky, kinda familiar and just about as wearable as any other clog you’ve been contemplating.

A workout-ready hat that can fold up into a pocket if you’re having a good hair day—without messing up the brim or your mane.

Daily driver qualifications, backup pair price.

The best way to mitigate the heat? Less fabric—a lot less fabric.

IYKYK sneakers with one of the sickest lacing systems around, discounted by 50%. 'Nuff said, really.

If we were designing our perfect hiking socks, they’d be ultra-lightweight, a littled padded, thermoregulating, and, preferably, antimicrobial. Check, check, check and check.

A 100% a chore coat made from 100% linen which will 100% breathe when it gets hot.

It’s almost impossible to make shorts this comfortable *and* this durable, but Lady White Co.’s got it figured it out—and for 40% less than usual.

Handmade in Italy, unlined for an impossibly easy break-in period, equipped with long-lasting leather soles and, somehow, under $160.

Tough enough to get the patina that leather is capable of.

A non-camp collar that kills over a tank or buttoned-up on its own, all for less than $50.

Big Shorts that will go absolutely bonkers with a pair of fisherman sandals and an unbothered button-up.

If you're worried about getting it a little messy, you're very much doing it wrong.

As much an oxford shirt as your favorite oxford shirt, as much of a windbreaker as your favorite windbreaker.

Wallabees aren't quintessential summer shoes, but the lows are more versatile than you'd imagine.

Vindictive heat requires proactive blazer solutions.