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J.Crew's Early Memorial Day Sale Has Travel Clothes From $12—Shop the 35 Best Deals Up to 88% Off

J.Crew's Early Memorial Day Sale Has Travel Clothes From $12—Shop the 35 Best Deals Up to 88% Off

Memorial Day is almost here, and if you're anything like me, you're probably preemptively ringing in summer. With ocean swims, weekend barbecues, and summer trips on the horizon, there's a lot to celebrate—and there's no better way to do so than refreshing your travel wardrobe. Luckily, J.Crew is hosting a massive Early Memorial Day sale for the occasion.
J.Crew is treating shoppers to double discounts on almost every sale style with code SALETIME, and I found deals from just $12. I don't say this often, but my jaw actually dropped at these impressive savings, and I couldn't help but add a few styles to my proverbial cart. Whether you're shopping for an airy summer dress, breathable cotton top, versatile flats, or another go-to style, there are so many stylish finds up to 88 percent off, ahead. Bubble-hem Mixy Dress, $24 (originally $118)
Short-sleeve Cotton Sweater-polo, $12 (originally $90)
Gwen Poppy-print Chiffon Slip Skirt, $14 (originally $98)
Shirred Cotton Poplin Popover Top, $14 (originally $90)
Meadow Cotton Poplin Dress, $35 (originally $168)
Quinn Spanish Canvas Square-toe Ballet Flats, $37 (originally $168)
Quinn Bow-strap Leather Ballet Flats, $48 (originally $148)
Chain-strap Leather Bag, $29 (originally $178)
Small Edie Top-handle Italian Leather Bag, $64 (originally $178)
Airy Gauze Tunic Dress, $16 (originally $118)
These are the best deals I've seen in a while. You can snag a cotton polo for $12, a floral mini skirt for $14, or stretchy wide-leg jeans for $32. Plus, shop my personal favorite, the Ciel Cotton Poplin Top, for just $14. Rebuild your travel wardrobe with these high-quality pieces at incredibly low prices—just remember to use code SALETIME at checkout to maximize savings.
When shopping for summer dresses, it's important to look for breathable fabrics, flowy materials, and stylish designs. These discounted dresses check all the boxes. From a laid-back linen mini dress to a pleated cotton maxi perfect for fancy daytime occasions, these deals include pieces for every destination. Prices start from just $16, ahead.
J.Crew has some of the most stylish shoes for travelers, and right now, you can snag trendy pairs from just $37. From bow-strap Mary Jane flats to slingback heels, these are some of the biggest styles of the season. Plus, snag a pair of retro sneakers to keep you comfy on long travel days. Read on for the best shoe deals, up to 81 percent off.
J.Crew has every bag you need for the summer, and we found vacation-ready options from just $29. Deals include bags for every itinerary, including a going-out bag, a spacious beach tote, and even a pickleball bag. The Small Edie Top-handle Italian Leather Bag and Berkeley Spanish Canvas Bucket Bag are so classic, you'll be wearing them for years of trips to come. Keep scrolling for even more of the best bag deals.
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