Tons of Stuff at Gap Is Over 50 Percent Off
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It’s no secret that Gap is making very good clothes right now. We wrote about theGapaissanceback in February, but that was after months of our Slack channel being flooded with links. The brand has become a go-to for affordable, sturdy basics that are often on sale.
Currently the brand is running its winter sale, where most of the site is 20 percent off. In recent days, that sale has gotten even better, with some things discounted an additional 50 percent, for up to 70 percent off. There’s lots of stuff on offer — from thebright-pink sweatpants that cool momslove toCashSoft sweaters, a material writer Brenley Goertzen said she’d like to be buried in. In addition to the items we’ve written about, I’ve added in some things I’ve been considering below. Two things to keep in mind about the deals: The discount can vary across or only apply to certain colorways, and some of the pieces are final sale.
Women’sfashion
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These low-stretch wide leg jeans can be dressed up or down.
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The barrel sleeve makes this black cardigan a bit more exciting.
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These slim jeans have a classic look that have been in style for at least a decade and will still look good in the years to come.
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Cool moms love thesesweatpants, which they describe as “versatile,” and “easily dressed up.”
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I’ve been thinking about bright-colored jeans since I saw them on the runway last season. These horseshoe-style jeans come in a striking bright blue and are made of ultralight tencel.
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These also fit the bill and have a slouchier, casual feel.
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A very good deal on a Strategist-staffer favorite.New YorkMagazine deputy editor Alexis Swerdloff, a CashSoft devotee, says the material “feelsfancy— especially for the very reasonable price.”
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This tank top is made of the same material and is on sale in an array of colors.
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Vacation-ready shorts in a breezy linen blend.
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These are made of heavy cotton with a similar silhouette as writer Ambar Pardilla’s favorite linen-blend pants, which she says are an ideal pant.
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A pair of Row-esque jelly flats that transition easily between errands and days spent by the pool.
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An update on the classic T-shirt, this is made from a knit fabric and has a high neckline.
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This bra-camisole hybrid is made from the same material.
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A sheer knit T-shirt with an eye-catching striped pattern.
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I will be buying this in preparation for warmer weather.
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Pardilla bought a bunch of these during her “Gap Pant Summer” and says the silhouette fits through the hips and thighs without being tight.
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The five-inch inseam is a Goldilocks length — not too short that it feels revealing and also not so long that you’ve veered into long-jorts territory.
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Strategist senior editor Hilary Reid owns a pair of these and says the linen feels high quality. “I wore them to the park on the sunniest day of Memorial Day weekend, and they were truly perfect,” she says.
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These barrel pants from the Béis collaboration unzip and turn into shorts.
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A sweet summer dress that can be worn to happy hours and park hangs both.
Men’sfashion
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No one would immediately guess that this jacket is inspired by Jack Skellington.
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This plaid shirtlookslike a flannel but is much lighter weight.
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These crew socks come in soft shades and look far more expensive than they are.
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Wear-everywhere pants you can pair with T-shirts, sweaters, and — if you’re into it — quarter-zips.
Kids’fashion
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Gap Kids Pocket T-Shirt
This T-shirt is beloved by writer and editor Lexi Mainland, who says they’re so comfortable her son wears them to sleep.
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A fun pair of pants that are also unfussy and soft.
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A cute little jacket that will be perfect for Valentine’s Day.
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These are Hanna Andersson–adjacent but far more affordable.
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Cheap onesies are ideal, given that newborns tend to go through them almost as frequently as they do diapers.
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These look like something you might find at Salter House, if they made kids’ clothes.
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