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Savings at Converse, Walmart, Brooklinen, and more.
1. 25% off select styles and 40% off sale with code "SPRINGSALE" at Converse.
Converse
2. 30% off Spring Picks at Levi's.
Levi's
Get the ribcage straight ankle jeans here, the overalls here, and check everything else on sale here.
3. 25% off a pair of Apple AirPods Pro 2 at Walmart.
4. Up to 50% off for the Big Outdoor Sale at Wayfair.
Wayfair
Get the patio sofa here, the here, the planter box with a trellis here, and check out everything else on sale here.
5. Up to 75% off sale at Everlane.
Everlane
Get the corduroy sailor pants here, the silky button-up here, and check out everything else on sale here.
6. Up to 50% off new markdowns and up to 40% off outlet at REI.
REI
7. Up to 70% off outlet styles at Happy Socks.
Happy Socks
Get the black and white sock set here, the boat socks here, and check out everything else on sale here.
8. Get half off your first month, plus $5 off each month when you bundle with Max at Sling TV.
10. Up to 71% off select styles at Coach Outlet.
Coach
Get the City Bucket Bag here, the Teri Shoulder Bag here, and check out everything else on sale here.
11. Up to 30% off everything at Casper.
13. 30% off select furniture and decor at Anthropologie.
Anthropologie
14. Up to 75% off sale at Brooklinen.
15. End of season styles 60% off and an extra 60% off clearance, and Buy One, Get One almost everything at Lane Bryant.
Lane Bryant
16. Up to 60% off almost everything and take an extra 25% off $50+, 35% off $75+, and 35% off $125+ at Aerie.
Aerie
17. Up to 46% off select styles at Janji.
Janji
Get the Helix track pant here, the beanie here, and check out everything else on sale here.
18. Up to 74% off a Michael Kors Jet Set Tote at Walmart.
Walmart
20. 36% off a pair of Tozo Bluetooth earbuds on Amazon.
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21. Up to 25% off Sactionals and StealthTech and 30% off bundles at Lovesac.
22. 20% off a 17-piece Chef Curated Cookware Set at Made In.
23. Up to 35% off best sellers and 30% off sitewide at Joybird.
Joybird
24. Up to 50% off sale at Rujuta Sheth.
26. Save 20% on build your own bundles and 30% on last chance styles at Bed Threads.
27. Up to 40% off sale at Dr. Martens.
Dr Martens
28. 63% off a DR.J Professional Soundbar with Subwoofer at Walmart.
Walmart
31. Up to 30% off sitewide for the Mother's Day Sale at Cozy Earth.
Cozy Earth
32. Up to 50% off sale at Alo Yoga.
Alo Yoga
33. Up to 50% off mattresses and 66% off bundles at Nectar Sleep.
34. Save $115 on a Cast-Iron Cookware Set at Great Jones.
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The company's signature shoes, including high-tops and lace-up boots, are now getting a makeover with some new printed designs. Altland's fiancée flagged this, because she has been shopping the new collection for herself. She enjoys how customizable the shoes are, which brings a little extra fun to the classic Chucks. You can select which Pride flag colors to use, with the option to use classic rainbow hues, a triad of trans colors, non-binary dyes and more. Pricing across the footwear collection starts from $50. Converse doesn't tie its donations to how many shoes it sells, and instead pledges to donate to local, national and international organizations. Since the company first launched its annual Pride collection in 2015, Converse notes that it has donated over $3 million. Consider your pride outfits covered Every time Saguin comes across this label at a thrift store, much like Betsey Johnson, her heart does a cartwheel. The designer fashion brand synonymous with the early aughts taps into whimsy, campy and playful clothing designs, and its latest Pride collection plays into that. Rather than simple rainbows emblazoned on every item, the pieces are individual bursts of colors that can be styled together for an altogether cheery look. Just think cherry-printed handbags and rhinestoned stilettos — plenty of outfit inspiration for parade outfits or going-out ensembles. Many looks were even modeled by RuPaul's Drag Race star, Gottmik. Plus, the brand is also giving back to charity. Betsey Johnson is donating $1 from every purchase made with the Pride collection to the Elton John Aids Foundation, an organization that helps fund projects globally to increase access to healthcare, tackle LGBTQIA+ stigma and end AIDS. Betsey Johnson Sweetheart Sunnies Black Available in a metallic pink and a chic black, these sunglasses feature a heart-shaped design that fits right in with pride month. 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The baby blue hues and teals were clearly picked as a nod to his days in the Olympic pool, and the tasteful yellow adds a bit of depth and warmth to the pieces. Every cent of this line is going towards Rainbow Road, which is a non-profit that helps at-risk LGBTQIA+ folks around the world. They help people get to safety through financial assistance, providing aid in times of crisis and even relocating them to safer places. Reiss x Tom Daley Cotton Lover Vest The cheapest item in the collection happens to be our associate editor's favorite. It's one of those tanks that can be worn alone with cutoff shorts or underneath a cardigan when it gets chilly this fall. It's sporty, chic and has a sweet yet subtle message Reiss x Tom Daley Hydros Tile Crochet Shirt A heavy-duty graphic tee is a staple for queer folks — especially when paired with workwear pants and Birkenstocks. The swimmer scene on the back feature's the bottom half of two swimmers, and it was created by Richard Kilroy. Reiss x Tom Daley Eros Graphic-Print T-Shirt This tiled crochet shirt was inspired by Daley's love of knitting. During the Tokyo Olympics he went viral for stitching medal cases, and now you can snag this summer ready collared shirt that's inspired by his time in the water. Reiss x Tom Daley Atlantis Sequin Lover Shirt When looking at this sequined adorned Cuban collared button up you can't help but be reminded of a glistening body of water. It shimmers, shines and the base of the shirt sits right at the hip for a tailored look. This week also saw the launch of other products our editors deemed worthy of standalone coverage. Shop all these additional launches below, including a new Pride-themed Quip toothbrush and a heavyweight tee from Lockwood51. Quip Sonic Toothbrush in Pride Plaque is no match for Quip's affordable toothbrush. The base recently got an iridescent Pride makeover and is 20% off with code PRIDE20. Lockwood51 Harvey Pigment Dyed T-Shirt Celebrate Pride 365 days a year with one of Lockwood51's iconic heavyweight tees. The brand is LA's first queer skatewear brand known for making bold and unapologetically gay apparel. As deals editors at CNN Underscored, we are some of the first people to hear about the latest product news from reader-favorite brands. Our deals team — comprised of senior editor Rikka Altland, editor Jacqueline Saguin and associate editor Elena Matarazzo — is passionate about product launches that we would be tempted to shop, and we enjoy finding a coveted new item (especially one from a brand with top marks from our experts) because it means we're helping our readers make savvy buying decisions.
