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Cory Ohlendorf

Everyone’s favorite is back. 20 editor favorites, all under 20 bucks. What’s not to love?

- Cory Ohlendorf, Editor in Chief ⋯ @coryohlendorf

 

20 Under $20

It's no surprise to anyone that costs for everyday goods remain higher than we're comfortable with. But that doesn't mean there aren't good bargains to be found. You just have to know where to look. Thankfully, you've come to the right place. For our September edition of '20 Under $20', we've unearthed a wide variety of goods, that can all be purchased with that Andrew Jackson in your wallet. And just because they don't cost much doesn't mean they're cheap.

Our Picks

AIRism Ultra Seamless boxer brief,
$9.90 at UNIQLO

 

Seager Co. Los Rios corduroy hat,
$38 / $19 at Huckberry

 

Beams Hightide card Case,
$18 at Canoe Club

 

Caswell-Massey 2571 Bar soap,
$16 / $13.60 at Nordstrom

 

Washed jersey pocket tee,
$39.50 / $19.50 at J.Crew Factory

 

Stainless steel box,
$12.90 at ZARA Home

 

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Transitional Layers
Already on Sale

It’s not quite jacket weather, but the days of getting by in a T-shirt are numbered. Now’s the time to stock up on those in-between layers that make the shift into fall a little easier. And it’s even better when said pieces are already marked down. We found six worth grabbing, from a cool V-neck sweatshirt and relaxed, versatile blazer to a knit shirt jacket and an Auralee blouson that’s nearly half off.

 

See our picks »

Smart Buys

The sales and discounts our team is currently watching.

 

Need a little red in your place? This powder-coated steel tray lifts off the base, with raised edges to secure objects.

$215 / $150.50
by HAY

 

A soy-wax blend with notes of black pepper, burnt cypress and sandalwood in a handsome matte-black glass vessel.

$25 / $18.75
by Apotheke

 

Terracotta clay hand-formed and hand-painted. It’s watertight so you can use it indoors or out.

$31.20 / $31.20
by West Elm

 
 

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Worth a Read

The best stories from around the web.

 

There are days when I want to dress entirely in white, and others when I prefer blue. They are two of my favorite colors, and probably the ones I wear the most."

 

Massimo Alba Hates Collecting Things

 

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InsideHook
 

The main problem is that my white noise machine gets me to sleep, but it doesn't help me track anything."

 

I Tested a $250 Alarm Clock for People Who Hate Sleep Trackers

 

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Esquire
 

We parsed through the myriad openings around the U.S., picking the very best places to dine until the year's end."

 

The 15 Most Exciting Restaurant Openings in America This Fall

 

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