Turtleneck season is nigh and we bet you didn’t think you’d find a top-quality Supima cotton version on for a steal let alone on Amazon.

A good, plain old ringer tee done right. Soft cotton, contrast trim, nothing fancy—just a classic worth tossing in your cart (and wearing all year).

The most low-key hoodie in your closet might also be the hardest-working. This one wicks sweat, holds its shape, and zips up with no drama. Russell’s been in the game for over a century for a reason.

A sturdy, no-frills classic from Champion that does exactly what a sweatshirt should. Heavy enough for chilly days, light enough for layering—your year-round go-to.

Our pick for the best underwear to buy in the bulk, Calvin Klein’s stretch briefs are as classic as they get. And there is literally no better time to stock up on them than Prime Day.

Six pairs of plush, cushy socks with a just-right crew length and classic athletic ribbing. Stock up once and forget about buying socks for, like, the next year.

Is it really a surprise to anyone that the brand that makes one of our all-time favorite pairs of underwear also makes a great undershirt?

These Hanes ribbed cotton tanks are lightweight, moisture-wicking, and come in a budget-friendly multi-pack. Great as undershirts—or solo when the heat makes anything more feel downright unreasonable.

These are the kind of shorts you wear when you’re taking a mental health day to recharge.

Among our favorite sweatpants ever, GQ senior commerce editor Avidan Grossman notes: “Champion is the first name in high-quality, low-cost sweats.”

Undoubtedly one of the best value tees for your money, Hanes’ BeefyT has been going strong for decades thanks to its substantial weight, seamless construction, and great fit.

Comfort Colors tees are as close to vintage as it gets, minus hunt. Thick cotton, rich colors, and a broken-in feel.

If there’s one shirt worth picking up on Prime Day, it’s Lacoste’s signature polo, done up in a now-legendary cotton pique fabric that has endeared it to prepsters and punks in equal measure.

The Wrangler 13MWZ is the real-deal cowboy jean, cut straight from the rodeo circuit and tough enough to ride fence all day. High rise, zero stretch, full yee-haw energy.

A little less buttoned up, a little more rough around the edges, this tartan shirt from Brooks Brothers is dressed down and ready for a pair of blue jeans and beat-up sneakers.

You only need three things to be stylish: a good white T-shirt, a nice pair of shoes, and the one and only original blue jean. We’ve seen the 501s go as low as $30, but that’s quite rare. This is still a great deal if you’re looking to reup on a new pair.

Fulfill your lifelong dream of becoming the swaggy track coach, all from the comfort of your couch.

Lace ain’t just for frilly gowns and lingerie, as Corridor will be so quick to point out with this camp shirt.

Combining elements of vintage flight jackets and retro workwear coats, this western take on outerwear is tough as nails and easy on the eyes.

The 874s have been holding it down for decades—tough as nails, crisp as ever, and still the cheapest way to look like you know what you’re doing.

Who knew that one of the best plaids would come out of Mountain Hardware?

It’s cardigan season again, and this one from Land’s End is as timeless as they come. Soft, sturdy, and built for layering.

The denim snap shirt that built the West—and half our favorite outfits this year. Wrangler’s Western classic still fits like a dream and ages like good whiskey. Yeehaw optional.

White jeans in the summer is a staple and these cream-colored five-pockets have a loose fit to let the air circulate to keep you cool.

Add some zest to your everyday basics with this hand-dyed tie-dye T-shirt. At nearly 40% off, we recommend stocking up on your favorite colors.

We can’t decide if we love it or hate it—but either way, it’s crazy discounted. Sometimes a deal’s just too good to overthink.

Whether you can kickflip or not is irrelevant. SoCal’s sneaker brand of choice will make sure you can look the part and that no real-deal skater will question your skills.

Peep any old-school lifting video from the 90s and you’ll see both powerlifters and bodybuilders rocking Chucks. That’s because their flat, stable base is great for lifting.

The Reebok Club C is one of the most underrated and understated sneakers out there. But it’s that restraint that makes them just plain cool.

The Chuck 70 is an all-timer—undefeated, unbothered, and as versatile as ever. Born on the basketball court and adopted by every cool subculture since, it still goes with everything you own.

Wolverine’s burly Chelsea boots are built like a tank and look like a dream.

The Jungle Mocs are one of our favorite fugly sneakers in that they are practical and weirdly, well, ugly. They slip on easy, feel incredible underfoot, and go with just about everything.

Every generation has its New Balance and for the hip Millennial crowd, it’s the 997.

With a seriously cool throwback look and an icy cool colorway, Puma’s Easy Riders are the hidden gem of the sneaker world and you won’t have to worry about other people jacking your style.

It’s nigh impossible to flub an outfit with a pair of penny loafers, especially when these Cole Haan joints exist. And for this price on Prime Day? That’s what we call pinching pennies.

The 1461 Oxford blends the brand’s iconic silhouette with work-ready durability. It’s cushy, slip-resistant, and tough enough for long shifts—but still sharp enough to wear off the clock. A true all-day, everyday shoe.

Boat shoes are undeniably one of the most controversial trends of the summer. Why not spark some conversation?

If the boat shoe craze has you intrigued but you can’t fully dive in, try out these moccasin lace-ups instead.

If you thought Carhartt’s work pants were durable, wait til you see what they can do with a tote bag.

The Lands’ End Open Canvas Tote looks a lot like a certain iconic bag (coughs L.L. Bean) and honestly, it does the trick. Sturdy, roomy, and ready for beach days, errands, or laundry hauls.

Behold, a belt that has it all: woven leather, silver-toned hardware, a western flair, and a damned good price tag to boot.

It doesn’t get any better than the OG Wayfarer from Ray Ban. These iconic shades come in a wide range of colors and pair well with everything from your summer grubbies to dressed-up date nights.

The Seiko Tank-style watch toes the line between homage and dupe—but this one lands firmly in the former camp. It’s sharp, affordable, and even better if you catch it on sale.

Alongside trucker jackets, tie-dye tees, and huaraches, motorsports watches were among the greatest style hits of the late 1960s. This one captures all of the essential features of the genre, from the racing green dial and rally strap to the stopwatch function and tachymeter bezel.

The Waterbury nails the dress watch basics: clean dial, leather strap, and just enough vintage flair. At 40mm, it’s an easy fit on most wrists—and a no-brainer if you want sharp looks without the splurge.

By our calculations, if a titanium watch is good, then a Super Titanium watch ought to be several orders of magnitude better. However the math works out, it’s hard to argue with the no-nonsense looks and ethereal lightness of this one, to say nothing of the deeply discounted price.

There’s beauty in simplicity after all, and Timex’s small-but-mighty resin watch is the dictionary definition of simple.

We’ve yet to encounter an entry-level ticker with more pedigree than Seiko’s legendary sports watch.

Once you finally get around to that snorkeling trip in the Caribbean, you’re going to need a watch as breathtaking as the crystal-blue waters.

With a dial that mimics Japanese garden stones, this Seiko delivers Grand Seiko-level texture and elegance—without the five-figure price tag.

Timex’s Q line offers watch geeks direct access to the brand’s archive of retro hits, including this dual-tone quartz beauty, a slightly less buzzy, significantly less pricy alternative to the ‘Pepsi’ Rolex GMT.

An affordable Apple Watch, this model comes with GPS for enhanced outdoors and sports tracking. It’s crack-resistant, is IP6X-certified dust resistant, and is water resistant up to 50 meters.