Weekly Sales from the Best Furniture, Beauty, Fitness Brands
The Deals You Don’t Want to Miss This Week From Lululemon, West Elm, and More
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This week's sales have officially entered can't-ignore territory. From fashion and beauty to home and big-ticket furniture, the markdowns happening right now are genuinely worth a scroll (and maybe a cart refresh).
If you've been waiting for the right excuse to update your wardrobe, elevate your space, or finally click "checkout" on that splurge-worthy piece, consider this it. The best weekly sales are delivering serious savings on everything from editor-loved staples and cozy layers to sofas and investment-worthy tech.
We combed through the noise to find the standout deals actually worth your time — the ones we'd personally shop before prices bounce back. These are the smartest buys to snag before the week wraps up.
The Best Weekly Sales:
- An impossibly comfy tank on major sale: Athleta Breezy Tank at $27, originally $44
- Targeted tension reliever: Chirp Wheel XR 4" Neck and Headache at $24, originally $30
- Get $12 off a chic summer dress with code JUNE2026: Lulus Party in Paris Sage Green Print Tie-Strap Midi Dress at $50, originally $62
- '90s-inspired denim: Calvin Klein Skinny Bootcut Jeans at $59, originally $99
- A cult-favorite workout layer on a deep discount: Lululemon Define Cropped Jacket at $74, originally $128
- A must-have mini from Aritzia's summer sale: Aritzia Ten Audience Satin Mini Halter Dress at $110, originally $138
- Half off jeans from an Alix Earle-loved brand: True Religion Joey Low Rise Super T Flare Jean at $127, originally $254
- Muscle-activating recovery tool: Lifepro Waver Mini Vibration Plate at $120, originally $215
- Like sleeping on a cloud: The Company Store Company Essentials Down Alternative Comforter – Queen at $129, originally $214
- Our editor's favorite cushiony-soft rug for less: Rugs USA Arrel Speckled Wool-Blend Rug at $349, originally $590
- A smart TV and artwork in one: Samsung 65 Inch Class The Frame TV at $1,000, originally $1,800
- A West Elm furniture bestseller for less: West Elm Haven Sofa at $1,359, originally $1,699
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Athleta Breezy Tank ($27, originally $44)
Warmer days call for pieces that feel as easy as they look, and this one checks every box. Even better, you can shop more favorites for up to 60 percent off during Athleta's Semi-Annual Sale, now through June 28.
Chirp Wheel XR 4" Neck and Headache ($24, originally $30)
Tension headaches? Not anymore. This roller wheel is designed to melt tension away, with shaped nodes that target all your pressure points. At-home relief in a matter of minutes is hard to ignore, don't you think?
Lulus Party in Paris Sage Green Print Tie-Strap Midi Dress ($50, originally $62)
It's summer dress season! Add this bestselling frock to your list while it's on sale at Lulu's. The romantic, sage-green frock can be dressed up or down — add thong heels for date night or go casual with Birkenstocks. Get $12 off using code JUNE2026.
Calvin Klein Skinny Bootcut Jeans ($59, originally $99)
These Calvin Klein jeans are your Carolyn Bessette Kennedy moment in denim form. Classic bootcut, relaxed, and perfect for dancing in your bedroom or stealing the spotlight at your favorite coffee spot. They're perfect with a pair of booties or flip flops.
Lululemon Define Cropped Jacket ($74, originally $128)
Cropped and way more stylish than your old hoodie, we're delighted to see this viral jacket discounted for Lululemon's summer sale. It's great for workouts, errands, or hanging out. Thumbholes included, because yes, you need them.
Aritzia Ten Audience Satin Mini Halter Dress ($110, originally $138)
If you too swear by Aritzia for wardrobe staples, you'll want to take advantage of their summer sale, offering up to 50 percent off everything. At the top of my list is this super-chic halter dress that comes in every color from black to milkshake pink.
True Religion Joey Low Rise Super T Flare Jean ($127, originally $254)
True Religion has officially made a comeback, with celebrities like Alix Earle and Kylie Jenner wearing the brand — in fact, Jenner was spotted in this exact pair. If you're looking to upgrade your denim arsenal, try something out of the box and opt for True Religion's unique embroidered and gemstone designs.
Lifepro Waver Mini Vibration Plate ($120, originally $215)
I personally own one of Lifepro's vibration plates, and it works wonders. Not only does it have different settings and a screen to count down your time, but it also comes with a remote for easy control. The benefit? The rapid vibrations stimulate muscle contractions, boost circulation, and support lymphatic drainage all while helping reduce soreness and improve recovery.
The Company Store Company Essentials Down Alternative Comforter – Queen ($129, originally $214)
If you've been in need of new bedding — whether it's a comforter, pillows, sheets, or loungewear — The Company Store is offering up 30 percent off sitewide when you spend $100+ with code JULY4. This down-alternative comforter is fluffy and breathable, with just the right amount of weight. It comes in four colors, and we especially love the idea of pairing it with a duvet cover.
Rugs USA Arrel Speckled Wool-Blend Rug ($349, originally $590)
If you've ever wondered what kind of rug to get for your living room or bedroom, lo and behold, I've found the perfect one. This Arrel Speckled Wool-Blend Rug has been in my living space for over a year, and I love its medium pile height and chic color, plus how easy it is to clean.
Editor Quote: "This rug is a dream in my living room. Not only is it cushiony and soft, so my friends can comfortably sit on the floor if they prefer, but it still looks brand new after a year of use. Its color hides dirt well, and overall, it's been a luxe, stylish addition to my space." — Haley Lyndes, former shopping staff writer
Samsung 65 Inch Class The Frame TV ($1,000, originally $1,800)
The Frame TV is the dreamiest blend of art and tech. When it's not streaming your favorite shows, it doubles as wall art, displaying your choice of pieces selected through the TV or its companion app. Its ultra-thin design, customizable bezels, and matte, anti-glare finish make it look so convincing, guests might actually think you're swapping out your art on the regular. Get the full scoop in our Samsung Frame TV review.
Editor Quote: "The Frame TV tugs at my minimalist heartstrings. Instead of the jumble of thick black cords that need to be corralled with other TVs, the Frame TV has a single clear cable that is so thin it practically disappears. This single cord is 16-feet long and connects the TV to the One Connect Box. The One Connect Box is where you can plug in you external devices. We connected my son's Nintendo Switch and our Apple TV. Since the clear cord is so long, you have the flexibility of connecting everything from game consoles to satellite receivers to your TV without needing to place them next to the TV. It's a great option if you want to hang your TV in a tricky place, like above a fireplace mantle." — Angela Elias, former contributing shopping editor
West Elm Haven Sofa ($1,359, originally $1,699)
This sofa is a West Elm furniture bestseller for a reason — it has a casual style that fits in anywhere, yet it still feels elevated enough to give your space that upgraded look. It's made with high-grade materials and hand-built wood frames, so you can trust it's going to last.
— Additional reporting by Jessica C. Andrews
Haley Lyndes is a former shopping writer and editor with more than seven years of experience in the publishing space. Specializing in home and lifestyle, she covered everything from furniture and mattresses to beauty products and fitness gear. Her writing has appeared in BuzzFeed, Travel + Leisure, and Real Simple.
Jessica C. Andrews (she/her) is an award-winning editor and writer who currently works as the senior style director of Popsugar, overseeing beauty, fashion, shopping, and identity content. With more than 15 years of experience, her areas of expertise include fashion, shopping, and travel. Prior to joining PS, Jessica held senior roles at Teen Vogue, Refinery29, and Bustle and contributed to The New York Times, Elle, Vanity Fair, and Essence. She's appeared on "Good Morning America," NBC, and Fox 5 New York and spoken on various panels about fashion, hair, and Black culture.
