$19 Black Honey, a $15 Little Black Dress, and 48 More of the Week’s Best Deals

A good cardigan for overly air-conditioned offices, now half off.

It’s going to be a swim skirt summer. Get in on the action with this $42 option from Lands’ End; it comes in nine colors and patterns.

There are a few very good Alex Mill discounts at Nordstrom’s End-of-Season Sale, including this khaki chore jacket, still available in all sizes, for 60 percent off.

And the cutest little straw tote to match.

Baggu’s recycled-leather Crescent bag is on sale for just $99 in four out of five colorways — black is $117 — which is by far the best deal I’ve seen the brand offer.

Meanwhile, pretty much its entire spring collection is 25 percent off at Ban.do with the code GETAWAY.

The Sak’s slouchy leather tote bag is nearly half off in four colors. I like this chestnut-brown option, which features an embossed floral design on the side panels.

Carhartt’s classic pocket tee is 25 percent off and comes in a dozen colors. It’s woven from a sweat-wicking fabric that’s ultradurable and dries quickly, and has UPF 25+ sun protection.

It’s not too late to jump on the rollneck train.

Rare to see Barbour for under $200 — but Nordstrom’s done it.

Olympic skier Alex Hall’s favorite shoes — they’re the only pair he brought with him to Milan — are up to 35 percent off, depending on the color, at Amazon. (Black-on-black is the cheapest.) Or you can get 20 percent off at Nike proper with the code LASTSHOT.

This Timex for $80 is also an excellent (rare) deal.

If you missed last week’s very brief deal on Clinique’s Almost Lipstick — it was half off for just a day — it’s on sale again almost everywhere for 25 percent off, which is still a restock-worthy price.

A sale on tinted sunscreen from EltaMD is always worth mentioning.

Our favorite Japanese oil cleanser in a shower-friendly formula.

Olaplex’s No. 8 hair mask is particularly good at reviving and strengthening hair due to its damage-repairing, bond-building technology.

Padma Lakshmi’s makeup artist uses this curling mascara to achieve “thick volume and curl without having to worry about flakes or fallout.”

Pact is most known for its breezy organic-cotton clothes (which we are fans of), but its crisp percale sheets are made from the same 100 percent organic cotton in a Fair Trade Certified factory. They’re great for hot sleepers, and right now they’re 30 percent off in all sizes.

One of our favorite inexpensive sunrise alarm clocks 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, bright light. Sleep writer Amelia Jerden likes its straightforward design, describing the light as “very vibe-y and warm” and not overly complicated to use.

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is over, but this deal on Owala’s 40-ounce tumbler is still live, surprisingly. Five colors are available, and discounts vary from $27.50 to $31.99. (This matcha-green shade has the highest discount.)

The best price I’ve ever seen on Our Place’s much-loved Always Pan.

The personal-size Magic Bullet blender is on sale for just $35. It can handle nearly all of the same tasks as a bigger blender, just without taking up as much counter space. It comes with several jar options: a tall one, a short one, and one with a handle. Each of those have mix-and-match lids — two that cover the entire top for when you make something you want to keep in the fridge and one with a retractable sip hole so you can take your smoothie to go.

Last year, we declared that the over-$200 Typhur meat thermometer was indeed worth the price tag, particularly for those who often cook thick cuts of meat and don’t want to risk overcooking an expensive piece. But right now, you can get it for $150 during the brand’s Easter sale.

Our No. 1 camping chair — that is also perfect for the beach — features handy side pockets and an insulated cooler attached to the left armrest. It’s on sale in three colors: black, blue, and red.

For the budding stripe aficionado.

This is one of our favorite ride-on toys for older elementary-school kids. It works by twisting your feet back and forth to gain momentum, so it feels like carving through waves or snow.