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Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale Is Ending With Massive Deals on Travel Staples—Shop Last-chance Finds From $10
There are polished outfits for plane rides and sightseeing, comfy-but-chic layers for unpredictable weather, and stylish sneakers you can actually walk in for hours—all from top travel-ready brands like New Balance, Nike, Samsonite, Travelpro, and more. Whether you're in the market for year-round wardrobe staples, a new tote bag, or even an entire luggage upgrade, these last-chance finds are worth snagging before the prices bounce back. Plus, prices start at just $10.
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Best Women's Clothing Deals
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Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale is filled with summer staples. Think: packable layers like the Cole Haan Travel Hooded Rain Jacket, which is 53 percent off and is a no-brainer for unpredictable weather, and the Zella Relaxed Fit Zip Hoodie, which doubles as a cozy layer for overly air-conditioned airports and chilly plane cabins. You'll also find effortless city-to-office looks, such as the En Saison Stripe Midi Dress, now $58 off, and versatile tees like the $25 Nordstrom Pima Cotton Crewneck, which pairs well with everything in your suitcase.
Cole Haan Travel Packable Hooded Rain Jacket
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Zella Atlas High-waist Straight-leg Pants
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Best Women's Shoe Deals
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This is your final call to score travel-ready shoes that can actually keep up with your itinerary. The sale includes sleek, go-with-everything sneakers like the Dolce Vita Notice, 35 percent off, chic yet functional flats like the $69-off Rothy's Mary Janes, and vacation-ready sandals like the 42 Gold Beats Woven Slides. Whether you're strolling through a new city or dashing through the airport, these picks deliver on both comfort and style.
Vionic Dillon Flip-flops
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Rykä PodFlow Retro Walking Sneakers
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Best Men's Clothing and Shoe Deals
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If your next trip could use a few fresh staples, Nordstrom's men's deals are stocked with travel-friendly finds. The now-$45 Open Edit Linen Blend Pants work just as well for vacation dinners as they do for office days, and the Elwood Organic Sweatpants are perfect for kicking back on long flights. The Elwood Oversized Tee, now just $21, is an easy win for layering, while understated yet cool sneakers like the New Balance T500 Sneakers and the $60-off Boss Kieran Low-tops round out any travel wardrobe with ease.
Treasure & Bond Cotton Polo Shirt
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Cole Haan GrandPro Breakaway Sneakers
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Best Travel Gear and Accessory Deals
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The sale isn't just about clothing and shoes—major deals are hiding in luggage and travel gear, too. Standouts include the ultra-lightweight Travelpro Maxlite Air 3-piece Set, now $220 off, and the sleek Samsonite Winfield 3 DLX Spinner Set at 36 percent off. Smaller but mighty finds like the Baboon to the Moon Sacoche Bag, a 61 percent discount, are ideal for stashing essentials on day trips, hikes, or long travel days.
Samsonite Virtuosa Train Case and Carry-on 2-piece Luggage Set
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Baggallini Coastal Flip-lock Mini Crossbody
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Best Under-$50 Deals
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Stylish and smart travel finds don't have to blow your budget. This section is packed with under-$50 gems that punch above their price point, like the now-$10 Halogen Absolute Camisole (a layering hero for travel days), Zella's hands-free Water Bottle Crossbody Bag for hiking or walking tours, and the sleek AllSaints Leather Wallet that makes a thoughtful, practical gift—or a personal upgrade.
Halogen Absolute Camisole
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Zella Two-pocket Belt Bag
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