The short sleeve Lacoste polo flew off the shelves—but the long sleeve version is still here, still discounted, and you’ll be real glad you snagged it come fall.

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.

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.

Ahoy, mateys! Dive into the nautical vibes with this breton-striped tee and add some pattern and maritime energy to every fit.

Tis the summer of baggy denim shorts and there are few out there offering as much as Levi’s does. This 569 cut is very roomy and comes in a gang of great washes.

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.

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 (before) Prime Day.

Let your hole-y underwear go, man. Knock out your entire week in one fell swoop and re-up on this multipack boxer shorts.

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.

Gildan’s no-nonsense, price-conscious, high-quality basics are the among the best value anywhere. The lowkey label’s Ultra Cotton tees have been the medium for endless streetwear logos, but they’re so good that they really stand on their own.

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.

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

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.

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

The Ray-Ban Caravan is a slept-on classic—clean, squared-off, and a little more low-key than the Wayfarer or Aviator. If you want timeless frames that not everyone’s already wearing, start here.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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 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.

Timex’s aptly-named Weekender watch is a triumph of rugged minimalism, the type of ticker that looks just as home poking out from beneath a fraying denim jacket as it does accenting a textured linen suit.

The humble Seiko 5 Sports routinely shows up on pretty much every “best watches under $500 list,” and while it’s available in more flavors than Jelly Belly, this version stands out from the pack thanks to the addition of a GMT hand that can be set to display another time zone, making it a first-rate travel accessory, too.

For everyone who doesn’t have a Warhol or Lichtenstein on their wall (which is 99% of us), the Movado Museum Classic makes for a much more affordable alternative. Not only is its minimalist design on par with some of modern art’s greatest hits, an early version of this watch sits right alongside those legends in the MoMA’s permanent collection.

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.

It’s hard to argue with the no-nonsense looks and ethereal lightness of this titanium watch from Citizen, to say nothing of the deeply discounted price.

GQ associate commerce editor Tyler Chin calls these his summer essential: individually wrapped face wipes that cleanse, cool, and refresh—no sink required.

Even sans discount, it’s hard to resist the allure of Terre D’Hermes, a landmark scent blessed by the first name in age-old French craftsmanship. It’s one of our favorite colognes, because it’s a reliable, invigorating, and head-turning masculine scent that’s perfect for all scenarios and seasons.

This affordable trimmer is even more affordable right now—and is one of senior commerce editor Ian Burke’s favorite grooming tools in his arsenal.

CeraVe is a staple in the drugstore for good reason—the brand makes some damn good skincare products. Double board-certified dermatologist Dr. Brendan Camp, MD, FAAD, recommends CeraVe’s Hydrating Facial Cleanser for folks looking for a gentle face wash. Even though it’s not stripping, “ingredients like ceramide and hyaluronic acid are featured in this cleanser to remove dirt, product residue and dirt without disrupting the skin’s protective barrier,” he says.

Get the latest generation of the iconic Apple buds for their lowest price ever. Now with USB-C charging and improved noise cancellation, these pods are a must-have for iPhone diehards.

The AirPods 4 are the latest update to Apple’s iconic buds, now with active noise cancellation, upgraded sound, and a more comfortable fit. A great middle ground between the base model and the Pros.

This is a meaningful discount on the best all-around MacBook to buy (that just released in March). The 2025 13-inch Air features Apple’s blazing-fast M4 chip and an ultra-bright Liquid Retina display, making it a top-tier pick for most folks.

The 2025 iPad (11-inch) is the newest base model and the one to buy if you want a tablet to do tablet things—stream, browse, read, or FaceTime. It runs on Apple’s A16 chip (same as the iPhone 15 Plus) for smooth, reliable performance.

Analog earbuds will never die. At least as long as Lily Rose Depp and Co. keep wearing them when they get photographed by the paps.

The AirPods Max offer stellar sound, unbeatable noise cancellation, and a cushy fit that feels like first class for your ears. They’re so good, people have had them stolen mid-wear—stay sharp out there.

The Wonderboom 4 packs big, punchy sound into a pint-sized, waterproof shell that floats. It’s dustproof, drop-proof, and built for park hangs, pool days, or wherever your summer takes you. Solid battery life, easy pairing, and surprisingly rich bass for something this small.

The Marshall Middleton is hefty for a portable speaker—but that weight buys you booming, well-balanced sound and the brand’s signature stage-ready looks. If you want your speaker to double as decor, this one delivers.

The famous transparent Beats buds are always a hot-ticket item during Prime Day, and until Apple releases AirPods in a color other than white, we’re going to keep recommending them. Like a 90s kid and a transparent landline phone, we just can’t quit these.

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are its sharpest-looking, best-sounding earbuds yet. With active noise canceling, crisp audio, and seamless Galaxy integration, they’re a no-brainer for Android users. Plus: The blade-like stems add a little touch of futurism to the design.

Beats has laid claim to the mid-range headphones space, and we don’t mind at all. These on-ear cans hit the market in May 2024, and they’ve never been priced this low until now. Despite the low price tag, they offer clear sound and an impressive 50 hours of battery life.

The Sony XM4 headphones still hold up against the newer XM5s, offering top-tier noise cancellation, rich sound, and 30-hour battery life—for less. If you want flagship performance without the flagship price, start here.

If we’re talking TVs, we’d be remiss to not mention Samsung. The 75″ Frame Pro will change your house the second it’s installed, giving you both a mega screen for watching TV and a canvas to display your favorite art; the best of both worlds

Your TV doesn’t want to be dumb anymore. This Fire Stick is like a brain transplant: suddenly it streams in 4K, listens to Alexa, and actually loads apps fast.

With a 45L capacity and water-resistant outer, this is exactly what you need for camping, work trips, and everything in-between.

One of the sleekest hardsiders on the ‘Zon, this piece has enough room for all your gear, plus an expandable zipper for making some extra room for souvenirs.

A dopp kit can be a cherished piece of your traveling kit, but it can also just be this affordable toiletry bag you copped on Amazon during Prime Day; a well-reviewed one, at that (4.7 stars from 17,000 reviews!).

While Herschel is more known for its backpacks, its entry into the luggage game makes it quite the competitor even against some of the more heralded suitcase brands.

It’s hot out there and there’s certainly something not-so-great in the air, so let this Dyson purifying fan pull double duty to cool you down and clean the air.

Once you cook a stew in a fraction of the time that it’d take on the stovetop, you’ll get why everyone’s obsessed with their Instant Pot.

The Bissell Little Green lives up to the hype—and the name. It’s compact, powerful, and freakishly good at erasing mystery stains from rugs, car seats, and couches. A thousand TikTokers can’t be wrong (kidding, they’re wrong all the time, but not about this.)

A quicker, more efficient way to boil water.

The Powerbeats Pro 2 are built to move—secure-fit hooks, sweat resistance, and booming sound that keeps up with your pace. They won’t budge mid-burpee and last up to 9 hours on a single charge.

Don’t believe the hype surrounding pricey massage guns? Try out this cheap one and let it relax those tight muscles—then you’ll get it.

The Fitbit Charge 6 offers more features than the Inspire, without the full smartwatch bulk of the Sense. It’s perfect for anyone who wants GPS, heart rate tracking, and YouTube Music controls in a slim, gym-friendly package.

The Fitbit Inspire 3 is a great entry-level tracker for anyone focused on steps, sleep, and general wellness. It’s not at its lowest price ever, but it’s still a solid deal on a slim, reliable daily companion.

This GQ Fitness Award winner is as close to getting a personal trainer without having some sweaty dude yelling at you.

This is a great option for pretty much all your fitness needs.

If running a marathon is on your bucket list (or your been-there, do-it-again list), then this smartwatch will be your new running partner.

A good bag is crucial for lugging all your gear to and from the track, the gym, the pool, the field, or wherever you’re planning on getting a sweat in.