J.Crew Summer Sale: Get up to 50% off now
Warmer days mean switching your sweaters to the back of your closet and bringing out lightweight items, such as flowy dresses and breezy shorts. Need to refresh those staples for summer? J.Crew has a ton of perfect-for-summer items marked down by up to 50% through June 24 — though we found several pieces marked down for even more.
To help you shop, I combed through everything currently on sale at J.Crew to find the very best deals. Find them out below.
This tee is currently 52% off and comes in five classic colors — including white, navy and black. It has a classic fit, which means it's not too loose or fitted and it has a V-neck. The shirt has a 4.4-star average rating from over 375 reviews at J.Crew.
The top of this dress is made from stretchy cotton for a customized fit, and the skirt is made from breezy linen. The halter neckline can be adjusted and the skirt has pockets. The dress goes up to a size 3X, and it comes in black, red or white.
This suit has a square neckline and is ruched across the tummy area. The bust has removable pads and the straps are thick for added support. The suit is also available in a version for those with longer torsos. Although this suit is machine washable, the brand recommends handwashing it for longevity.
Have summer travel plans? This hat can be rolled up and thrown in a suitcase without altering its shape or fit. The hat is made completely from straw and has a black ribbon band. It also comes in three sizes to accommodate different head shapes.
You can't go wrong with a pair of denim shorts during the summer. These have fray detailing at the hem and a low-rise waist. They are available in three different washes and run slightly big.
J.Crew's Summer Sale picks for men
7" Linen Short
$34.50
$89.50
J.Crew
Now 61% off
What to know
These shorts are made from 100% linen to keep you cool during the summer. They have a zip fly and slant pockets and are machine washable. The shorts come in six different colors and two additional hem lengths, allowing you to choose a shorter or longer version.
This classic tee comes in 14 different colors and is available in sizes up to XXL. The fit is slightly relaxed and there is a pocket on the chest. This top is also available in tall sizes.
This button-down is designed to look artfully worn, even when it's brand new. It has a point collar and is made from poplin to keep you cool. It comes in eight different colors and patterns and is available in regular and tall sizes.
These pants are made from a blend of cotton and linen. They have a straight-leg fit and an internal drawstring at the waist. Also nice: They are currently 67% off.
61% off Women's Button-Front Tank
61% off Men's Sueded Cotton Tee
50% off Men's Performance Pique Polo
50% off Men's Summit Sweatshirt
41% off Women's Palermo Dress
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