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Though we won't trust clear skies for another couple months, it is safe to say that winter's chill is fading into a rarer occurrence. Avoid getting caught sweater-ed and stifled as things start to warm up with these fresh everyday tees and deals on summery sportswear.
Everlane Drops New Shades of the Top-Selling $16 Cotton Crew
You know I think Everlane makes the perfect t-shirt. The slim-fit, 100% combed cotton tee is made in the USA and gets softer with time. I have regularly worn one of their black tees for a few years now and the fit is the same, as is the color. It now comes in over a dozen colors, including two hues of pink (one is peachier and the other a dusty rose).
Nike Course Classic Men's Golf Shoe
These waterproof golf shoes provide traction that doesn't track dirt. There's a full-length foam midsole for support, the waterproofing legit features a 1-year warranty. Also comes in black, navy, and off-white. Usually $100, get it today at Nike for $74.97.
Columbia Outdry Ex Light Shell
This $200 jacket is available for $99 today, and nearly every size in the other blue color is already sold out. With patented Omni-Wick waterproof nylon, this jacket will keep you dry when it showers, and the featherweight construction folds into a tiny wad that'll fit in any backpack or briefcase.
UNIQLO Premium Linen Button-ups on sale for $19
Made with premium French linen the fabric has a soft, airy texture, while a slender cut keeps it just structured enough. Regularly $30, take your pick of the fourteen different colors today for just $19.
Amazon Essentials Men's 2-Pack Loose-Fit Performance Shorts $18
Made with quick-dry, moisture-wicking, closed-hole mesh, the loose fit is comfortable with an 8″ inseam. Simple drawcord for closure. Model is 6'2″ and wearing a size Medium. This customer favorite is fine to toss in the washing machine and hang-dry.
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