May we interest you in what just might be the best boat shoe on the market, complete with a lovely lil' $60 discount.

There are more practical jackets you can buy, sure, but it's ok to buy one because it looks great—especially when it's viable during the summertime.

There's no such thing as a sweat-proof cotton shirt, but one as lightweight as this one is as close as you can possibly get—and for the moment, it's under $50.

Don't let the name fool you: these aren't long. What they are, however, is a loose-fitting, mid-length version of the Baggies you know and love.

The Mr. Rodgers 1's are going to look great with some jeans, chinos, cords or virtually any pant you settle on for the next few months.

Still haven't wrapped my head all the way around the idea of silk fleece but I also haven't stopped thinking about the idea of silk fleece.

The sickos at Tender dyed this with logwood, which is a plant they have to ship in from an entirely different continent and then apply by hand, and despite all of that this shirt is nearly $120 off.

Technically these are 1950s US Navy HBT trousers that are made with a herringbone twill fabric that you'd find on a pair of 1940s USMC pants. In practice, they're just pitch-perfect year-round fatigues you'll wear for years.

Sunglasses shouldn't go on sale ever, really, because we live on a planet that's powered by the sun, but they do and we're not complaining.

$35 Birks unafraid to go where other Birks can't.

You can find fancier unlined jackets and also more technical ones, but you'll have a real hard time finding one that looks this good and is this easy to wear.

Think of these like HD sunglasses that like going fast af.

You'd normally need to install a rod to get this kind of drape.

You could compartmentalize an entire day's worth of supplies with a shirt like this.

Depending on who you ask, the 505 can hit harder than the 501, but you can decide for yourself for just $50.

If you're still balking at the idea of boat shoes, these sleek, low-profile, military-inspired joints that can dress up, down and everywhere in between should change your mind nice and quickly.

This is going to crush over a t-shirt for the next few months, but it's also got enough room to house a hoodie when things get crisp.

We've included this one recently, but now it's $20 and you really have no excuse to not own a killer knit silk tie.

They make neon signs that aren't as bright as this M-65-esque jacket.

With a pair of pants like these, you'll have to give yourself an excuse to take them off.

Fall-ready (re: chunky-soled) boat shoes that won't break the bank.

Wearing this sub-$50 flannel on the first sub-70º day is gonna feel narcotic.

This will go well with a white tee and basically any footwear you please.

These boast the same sort of weather defense as the chunkiest winter boots and have the underfoot stability of a burly hiker. Do with that what you will.

Next-level layering opportunities await.

If you own a lightweight cotton sweater, sweater season kind of starts whenever you want it to.

Quite possibly the greatest shorts of all time are also 30% off.

You'll be hard-pressed to find an officer's shirt that's this hardy and this breathable.

Fancy, small-batch denim is an absolute treat and don't let anyone tell you otherwise, but so are a pair of broken-in, loose-fitting, well-tailored $30 jeans and don't let anyone tell you otherwise, either.

If you've ever wondered what TNF's ridiculously comfortable Nuptse Jacket would feel like on your feet (valid), you can find out for the price of a movie ticket.

So perfectly broken-in that you could convince someone you've been wearing this jacket for five years while the tags are fully visible.

The only thing that could imbue 3s's Utility Shirt with more utility? Injecting that plaid fabric with a healthy dose of linen, making it suitable for even the stuffiest summer days.

These look like a pair of faded chinos, but because nanamica loves to Trojan Horse some wild tech into a familiar package, they're also made out of an impossibly tough, relatively lightweight CORDURA canvas fabric.

If you're worried about grabbing sunglasses at the tail-end of summer, please know that the sun will still be around on Sept. 22.

TS applied a technical nylon to a first-ballot menswear HOF inductee, and the brilliant result is now 20% off.

Light enough to wear this weekend (in a bunch of places, at least), but hardy enough to get wear all the way through winter.

The crushable heel make these an all-time neighborhood shoe.

There are many times and many places for a short jacket, but very few people will ever regret havin a rain-beating trench at their disposal.

$10 for one of the best socks on the market. That's it. (Fine, they're American-made, too.)

Basically a dry-bag with all the trappings of a backpack.

Not only is this easier to wear than a funky pattern, but the texture is louder than most, but without all the fanfare.

Built to catch a breeze with more ease than those 10-story-tall solid wing sails that made the America's Cup an action sport.

Some suede, leather-soled, kiltie-adorned loafers aren't really an ideal winter shoe, but lucky for you we still have months of good weather ahead. (And then presumably another summer down the road.)

There's a sort of sarotial pride one can take from breaking in a canvas shirt, gradually transforming it from a saturated, rigid piece to one that's soft and faded. You can also just enjoy one that starts that way out of the box.

The Talented Mr. Dripley.

These s-tier chinos are loose, breezy and dyed that shade of faded green that usually comes with a musty odor and questionable backstory.

The single-eyelet on these makes them easy to dress up, but the boat shoe DNA makes them perfectly adept for everyday wear.

Your kids are gonna fight over this tough-as-nails, 12oz. duck canvas work jacket a couple decades from now.

You can't beat this heat outright, but you can chip away at it with an ultra-lightweight button-up like this one.

A great pair of chinos have all the utility of your favorite jeans, and these are a great pair of chinos.

Call me Paulie Pocket in this jacket.

The 10oz. herringbone cotton Knickerbocker used on these won't feel oppressive in the heat, but it also should hold up nicely in all but the coldest winter temps.

When people say navy blue shoes are hard to wear, they're not talking about this shade or these shoes.

Kind of like if a Bedale met a Detroit Jacket and then had a jacket baby in Los Angeles.

This is absolutely begging for a white tee and some jeans.

There's plenty time yet for you to find your shirt of the Summer.

J.Crew has a ton of great pants on sale at the moment, and these are the kind you never regret having at the ready.

If you were looking for some loafers that required zero break in, these are calling your name.

My favorite fleece of all time—I wear it a minimum of three times a week from November through March—has zero reason to ever be on sale, but when it's 40% off, I must ring the bell.

Zoom zoom mf.

No socks are going to cool your feet down, but these will work real hard to make sure they don't heat up (too much).

At this very moment, $25 will get you a gorgeous knit silk tie that's both easy to wear and stands out from a crowd.

Duffel up front, party (backpack) in the back.

Gap's recent run of knitwear remains undefeated especially when you factor in the value—and this loose-fitting, 100% cotton, shaker-stitch sweater only bolsters the case.

The slightly boxier, slightly shorter take on the HOF bad-weather jacket from Barbour is normally a little pricier than the original, but for the time-being you can snag it for less.

These are part of a suit—one of my favorites of the season, to be specific—but the trousers stand out as one of the most seasonally-appropriate and dizzyingly-well-tailored you can find.

A classic, all-year chambray shirt with some cheeky western detailing, at a price that is decidedly seasonal.

Somehow these get even freakier when they're renedered in white leather.

Whether you want to wear this EG-inflected jacket as a chilled-out three-button blazer or as a spruced-up chore coat, you get to be right and you also get to be right for a mere $40.

We're so achingly close to cotton sweater weather. So, so close.

Gap's '90s Loose Jeans and Carpenter pants are some of the best-fitting, sub-$100 baggy pants on the market, and now they've applied that proportional wizardry to a classic pair of OG-107s.

Suede loafers [LINK: https://www.gq.com/story/best-suede-loafers] are having a moment, and not only are these built with a resoleable Blake stitch construction, but they're also (inexplicably) under $100.

Even $50 off a bag like this is noteworthy when it's built to last a literal lifetime.

It's theoretically possible to make this look jacket look bad, but you're going to have to try so, so hard to make that a reality.

This oxford feels like it's been your longtime go-to from day one, only without the threadbare elbows presumably plaguing the aforementioned go-to.

BR's Archive Reissue line has been a revelation, and these easy-wearing, vintage-feeling pleated chinos are both one of the highlights and, for a short time, under $100.

These US-made socks were quite literally designed for the summertime, and despite plenty of summer ahead, they're currently 50% off.

The downside of buying yourself a pair of huaraches at the end of July is that you only have a couple months of runway, but the upside is that you can get a pair like this with a 25% discount.

These will run you less than an Owala right now.

Even when these aren't in sport mode, they're kind of in sport mode.

Sometimes the only way to stop losing sunglasses is by getting some that you'd be loathe to lose. (It helps when those are 30% off, however.)

Against all odds, the weirdos over at Brain Dead and the trads over Brooks Brothers made a killer blazer that neither would've pulled off on their own. And it's now 50% off.

A sub-$60 belt will adapt seamlessly to both bulking and cutting season.

For the romantics among us, there's still time yet to fall in love with a pair of chinos this summer.

You can be cozy and cool at the same time and anyone telling you otherwise is engaging with Big Sweat propoganda.

The moment the heat starts showing signs of easing, you'll be thrilled you have a pair of crisp dark wash denim waiting for you.

The summer plaid you've been waiting for is now 20% off.