A Huge List of Sales: Lemon Meringue Earrings and Half-Off Snow Peak

The best time to buy a sweater, according to fashion writer Ambar Pardilla, is now. Of the 20-plus on-sale sweaters she rounded up, this fisherman-style sweater — which comes in five colors — has been the most popular with Strategist readers.

A vintage-shapewear-inspired bra adorned with rosettes. It comes in pink, beige, and gray (though you’ll have to shop at Skims instead of Nordstrom to buy the latter two).

These cherry-red cashmere socks are one of deals writer Alexandra Polk’s top picks from the (really good) Ban.do sale, and I have to agree.

Darling beaded danglies for $20 off.

There’s a new iteration of the Brooks Ghost sneakers — which we named one of our best running shoes for beginners — basically every year, so you’ll be fine buying the 16s instead of the 17s. They’re $40 off, and there are still plenty of colors to choose from.

If you’re looking for a raincoat that is a bit dressier than the usual hiking jacket shape, this is our pick. It’s over $100 off and comes in navy blue and heather gray, though it is sold out in size small in both colorways.

Plenty more great deals on fashion-forward outerwear can be found at Snow Peak. The brand rarely has sales, but a cache of cardigans and jackets is now 50 percent off. The teeny pocket on the bust of this pullover is a nice touch.

I’m eyeing the V-neck cardigan, which is somehow still in stock in nearly every size in all three colors (green, navy blue, and beige).

One of our top beginner-friendly running shoes for men is on sale in lots of colors, including — surprisingly — all black.

Everything at Ilia is 20 percent off right now, which is a solid deal from the brand. The Super Serum Skin Tint is our favorite tinted moisturizer-slash-serum because it blurs imperfections, is lightweight, and is packed with skin-loving ingredients.

Beauty writer Kitty Guo put 11 cleansing balms to the test, and Banila’s Clean It Zero earned one of the top spots. “The balm dissolved my makeup with ease and required no undue scouring around the delicate eye area,” she writes. She adds it is inexpensive enough that she doesn’t feel guilty using it nightly.

Weleda’s tried-and-true moisturizer works for any skin type — and smells very nice — especially if you’re trying to get your dad to start a skin-care routine.

One of our best dry shampoos is 20 percent off. It contains charcoal, which is particularly useful for tackling extremely oily scalps if you’re in need of something heavy-duty.

This little gadget takes all the hassle out of watching movies on a plane: Just plug it in and connect it to any Bluetooth headphones to enjoy in-flight entertainment.

Depending on who you ask, Vera Bradley is back in vogue.

Tumi’s soft-sided suitcases are Strategist-approved, and this is the perfect carry-on to go with them. It’s made from a sturdy nylon, but the brand guarantees its products for life and offers a dedicated repair-and-replace program.

For the bug-spray-averse, we like these mosquito-repelling bracelets, which are now $1 apiece.

Writer Kat Gillespie recommends the Thermacell in her best bug repellers roundup. It creates a 20-foot protective field — no smoke or flames required — that keeps bugs away for several hours.

If you’re also someone who hates phone alarms, I highly recommend Loftie’s smart alarm clock, which gently wakes you with a sunrise-simulating light and gentle, ambient alarm sounds, like gong strikes and chirping animals. It’s 20 percent off through June 15 — just enough time to buy it for Father’s Day.

A sweet bed for your pups (or very large cats), now nearly $100 off.

Under-$40 is a very good deal for Dusen Dusen textiles.

These candylike saucers have a subtle lip that keeps snacks from spilling. They come in white or pink, are dishwasher- and microwave-safe, and are now on sale for $10 each.

The “king of multi-tools” makes a nice pocket-size Father’s Day gift.