Nike Black Friday Sale 2024: The 20 best deals on sneakers and more

These are as close as possible to the discontinued Jeremy Allen White Specials and are also under $70 for now.

I’ve had my pair of Vomero 5s since 2019 and they have been one of my most comfortable sneakers the entire time. (Unfortunately, I didn’t get the 35% discount on my pair that you could get.)

If you’re a men’s size under 10.5, you’re in luck with these shoes, which are technically a women’s version but also happen to be one of the best Jordan I Low colorways I’ve ever seen.

Other retro styles have taken a bit of attention away from the blazer, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t still rip or look great under wider pants — and when it’s only $55, it’s extremely hard to beat.

Basically, everything about these running shorts is awesome—including the price—but the cellphone-sized pocket on the lower back is about as transformative as pockets get.

If you’ve forgotten how well long johns work, let this super-roasted option remind you.

Legendary socks at a stunning price. (And don’t worry, you can appear at any age you’d like, because every length is on offer.)

This is the type of windbreaker that you buy for a specific use – probably running – and then wear constantly.

No matter how often a cigar is just a cigar these days, a good striped sweatshirt is almost always just a good striped sweatshirt.

Hear us out: These are tough, have a great silhouette and all the bells and whistles that every other work pant has, and they’re under $60 at 50% off.

A hat can’t do anything against the sun, but this hat can protect against the cold.

We’re in the midst of a hiking sneaker boom, but the Air Humara remains one of the best — and most comfortable — and that’s before its (now) sub-$80 price tag is factored into the equation.

You’ll find them getting squashed on every campsite and cliff, but they’ll hit just as hard on bad roads too – maybe even twice as hard considering the 35% discount.

Fleece weather is often a moving target, but this one is super warm – so you can wear it on its own for a while – but it’s not so bulky that it can’t be worn under a heavier jacket. (And it has a hood.)

For anyone wondering, it’s not necessary that you actually wear running gloves—these are warm, low-profile, touchscreen-friendly, and cost less than $20.