Halloween PJs for Kids, Half-Off Patagonia, and 39 More Great Deals

A chunky, all-cotton sweater worth buying in multiples.

A great early-autumn wardrobe add: $26 work pants.

These decidedly unsloppy joggers are an excellent deal. They have the same high-rise and slightly compressive waistband as Lululemon’s traditional yoga pants, but the tapered leg makes them look a bit more polished.

I already own a pair of these barrel-leg workout pants and I’m thinking of buying another, possibly in this forest-green shade!

The jean-chino hybrid you didn’t know you needed, now 70 percent off.

What’s autumn without some brown cords?

This drapey parka is the perfect weight for early fall and half off right now. It comes in two colors: olive-y brown and sunny yellow.

Chantelle’s VPL-free undies are up to 60 percent off, depending on which color you get. They’re made from the brand’s proprietary Softstretch fabric, which is a favorite of expert Cora Harrington: It’s “soft, smooth, seamless, and super-comfortable, and it wicks moisture away effortlessly from the skin (a necessity in hot weather!),” she says.

An ultrapetite canvas Gap tote for 51 percent off.

This under-$20 tee is made from organic cotton and available in two earthy shades: sage green and light tan.

This Bombas multipack is an even better deal than it was during Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale earlier this summer. We’ve named tons of the brand’s styles, including compression socks, running socks, no-show socks, and even grippy slipper socks, as some of the very best out there.

Writer Bella Druckman says these subscription-worthy patches are fantastic at fighting pimples and reducing inflammation, especially when used overnight. This mega set is on sale for 66 cents per patch.

Ole Henriksen’s Banana Bright+ Vitamin CC Eye Stick color-corrects and neutralizes dark circles in just one swipe. It contains light-reflecting mineral pigments that can help illuminate your complexion, two forms of vitamin C to hydrate and brighten over time, and caffeine to energize and de-puff the area.

This exfoliating cleanser contains vitamin C and niacinamide to brighten skin and fade discoloration while also still protecting the skin barrier.

Beauty writer Krista Bennett DeMaio recently began layering her setting sprays: L’Oréal’s heavy-duty fixing spray helped hold her makeup in place for several hours in the summer heat.

Our best overall hair gel is the “key to a slicked-back bun — without the breakage,” says beauty columnist Rio Viera-Newton.

Writer Erin Schwartz uses these organizers to turn their bedding heap into a sheet library. (They can stack, which is helpful for small-but-tall closets.)

Now that daylight hours are slowly getting shorter, you might want to make mornings a bit easier on yourself — no blaring alarms! — with a sunrise alarm clock. Our favorite inexpensive model is the SmartSleep light from Philips: It’s not the most customizable clock (there’s no app or Bluetooth connectivity), but it does have an FM-radio setting, a selection of five wake-up sounds, and a large light with 20 brightness settings. Sleep writer Amelia Jerden likes its straightforward design, describing the light as “vibe-y and warm” and not overly complicated to use.

Because summer’s not over quite yet.

With notes of elderflower, yuzu, fig, rosemary, and ginger, Ghia’s nonalcoholic apéritif is one of our favorites. “Ghia is my go-to because I can add sparkling juices and fruit juices, but it can also be more sophisticated and deeper on its own,” says recipe developer Mehreen Karim, who keeps a bottle on hand when she’s hosting events like Friendsgiving.

Brooklyn-based cookbook author Odette Williams knows how to host an elegant lasagna-making party. Afterfriends mix and shape the dough, they can use this pasta machine to roll out thinner-than-store-bought sheets. “They’re delicate and tender, and when you bake the whole thing, the layers just kind of melt into each other,” she says.

Our best overall electric griddle is 25 percent off. The cast-aluminum cooking surface, which food writer and baker Amy Halloran recommends for its consistent surface temperature, heats quickly and evenly.

For train-minded kids, you can’t go wrong with a classic model from Brio. This starter set is a favorite gift for 2-year-olds and includes tracks, an engine, two wagons, a bridge, a train station, and trees, all made from wood.