A Huge List of Sales: $33 Lululemon and Pants Galore

Beauty writerTembe Denton-Hurstrustled up all thebest deals on skin careyesterday. She’s a big fan of Bioderma’s cleansing oil, which is “key for in-shower moisturizing.”

Our favoritehand creamthat also containsSPFis half off, the cheapest I’ve ever seen it.

This set includes a full-size bottle of Dermalogica’s Daily Microfoliant (our favoriteexfoliating scrub), a fan brush, and a bowl — all for less than the cost of buying the bottle alone at full price.

One of the best deals that J.Crew offers is an extra 50 percent off sale items, which makes this weekend a good time to stock up on under-$40 sweaters.

I particularly like the subtly frilly sleeves and neck on this all-cotton sweatshirt.

Net-a-Porter occasionally has sale-on-sales, but we’ve only ever seen it offer an extra 15 percent off. So that makes its current sale — extra 20 percent offall sale itemswith the code EXTRA20 — truly noteworthy. Sizing availability is pretty wonky, but this pair of black Lululemon shorts is still in-stock in all sizes except 6.

Inthis week’s Strategist Brain, fashion writerAmbar Pardillashouted out these on-sale Old Navysweatpantsthat she says regularly get “mistaken for pants-pants.”

She also found these pants-pants thatfeellike sweatpants from Banana Republic. “They paid for themselves five times over with how much I wear them,” she writes.

For men on the pants hunt, perhaps these $70 wool-blend trousers will do?

These are a bit low in stock, but they’re a favorite of fitness and men’s fashion writerJeremy Rellosa.

All denim at Abercrombie & Fitch is 30 percent off right now, and code DENIMAF gets you an additional 15 percent off. These now-$54 mom jeans are calling my name.

Gapis also having a sale onallits jeans. The mid-rise version of a pair found in Mya Gelber’shunt for the perfect pair of dark-wash jeansis my top pick.

If you have to wrestle your kids into clothes every morning, behold: These jeans are basically sweatpants.

Another nice pair (that can zip off into shorts) from Mini Boden. Select items are 25 percent off with the code PX4K, but only until Sunday morning, so be quick.

These leggings come in many excellent prints.

For theman who wants nothing for Valentine’s Day, might I suggest this trio of Paul Smith socks? They’re just $12 apiece, which is a steal for the brand.

Even if you’ve opted to spend Valentine’s Day in, you can still dress the part with this fuzzy deep-red robe. (Note that it’s even cheaper at Dillard’s but only available in size extra-large.)

You never see Repettos under $200!

These beige New Balances are surprisingly still in stock in all sizes: men’s 4 through 10.5. But I’m fairly confident thattheseare the same shoes, if you’re looking for sizing up to a men’s 14. (Plus, they’re alittlebit cheaper at $98.)

Some heavy-dutybootsfor tromping your way through next week’s snowstorms.

Good-for-February Dr. Martens that are still cute year-round.

This sweet heart-shaped leather backpack is half off in bubblegum pink, white, lime green, andsilver. I also spotted it at Ssense in black andburgundy, though those deals aren’tasgood.

What’s better than theTimmy Tim toque? This periwinkle-and-magenta beanie from our guide togifts under $50 from Black-owned businesses.

Fashion writerAmbar Pardilla’s “favorite Minnesota brand” is offering 30 percent off select items for itswinter sale. This fluffy beret is made from rare Suri alpaca.

One of our topnon-candy Valentine’s Day gifts for kidsis this bracelet-making kit, which comes with heart-shaped gems, pearls, gold beads, and more.

All ofSugarfina’s Lunar New Year candiesare deeply discounted. If you want to try everything, this bento box includes tangerine and mandarin gummy candies and yuzu caramels.

More citrus, this time in the form of an $8 bottle opener (that looks much more expensive, in my opinion).

Pair the above with these iridescent coupe glasses, and you’ve got yourself a cute cocktail-making date.

Deliver theirValentine’s Day bouquetin something nicer than the standard florist’s vase. Raawii’s Strøm jug is on sale for $55 at MoMA’s store, though that price only applies to the purple color pictured here. Pink, white, and brown are just $5 more at Net-a-Porter.

A timer for the modern-design lover who makes a mean sourdough.

Cuisinart makesJanelle James’s warm-up device of choice. “It’s better than a microwave. It can air-fry and make toast, but I mostly use it to warm up food that I’ve ordered,” she says.

Our bestsingle-serve coffee makeris 20 percent off with the code VDAY20 (and makes an excellentgift for frequent travelers).

Thirty percent off is just about the best deal we ever see on Parachute, so if you need a new quilt and like this pattern, act fast.

Normally, just the Baina hand towel would set you back $40 — but this set is so on sale that you’ll get this checkered one plus two four-ounce soaps for only $26.

I’ve owned a very similar hand towel from Slowtide for years, and it’s held up surprisingly well. This one has a subtle flower print that’s very Marimekko.

Here’s a pretty camping blanket for when outdoor picnics become a thing again.

Taschen is having a huge sale on dozens of books this weekend, but I’m most entranced by this visual ode to the humble egg.

Yes, this is cheaper at Amazon, but if you’d like to support local bookstores, a selection of books are 25 percent off for Black History Monthat Bookshop. I recommend Percival Everett’sJames, which won both the National Book Award and Kirkus Prize in fiction last year.

I will never not include a (nearly) half-off charger from Anker in my sales picks! A useful product at a great price.

This wearable “Titan” of thebreast-pump worldis over $130 off. It has ultralight, easy-to-clean cups, and it can be charged with a regular old USB-C cable.

Strategist writerLauren Rorecommendsrenting the Snoo instead of shelling out $1,700 to buy it. The brand’s having a special right now: You can save over $500 when you opt for a six-month rental. (That’s nearly 60 percent off!)