Steals of the week — September 26, 2026

The useful addition since Tuesday is 30% off suiting, which is full-price stock rather than markdowns — this brand’s blazers and trousers almost never move in season, so that is the one to spend on if you dress for an office. The extra 50% remains the deeper cut, but it is an extra on an already-marked price, so the only number that means anything is the one in the bag. Sale styles are final sale: buy the size you already own.

Everything else falls to the 30% off new arrivals, which runs to the same Sunday deadline. Last week this store gave us 30% off the whole full-price purchase; this is deeper on one piece and shallower on the rest, which makes it better for one good buy and worse for a wardrobe refresh.

Today the two agree, so it is back, and at the best terms on this page for full-price autumn stock — 50% off everything, with an extra 15% on top until Sunday. Read that stack carefully. The 15% comes off after the 50% rather than adding to it, so the real floor is around 57%, not 65%. Still the deepest thing here that is not a clearance rail, and it reaches the new sweaters.

Clearance takes the extra 40%. Full-price clothing, sleep and bras take the buy-one-get-one 50%. Shoes are their own doorbuster at 50%. For a single piece, clearance wins outright; the BOGO only beats it if you were buying two things anyway. Everything closes at 11:59 PM Pacific on Monday, three hours later than the East Coast deadlines above.

Monday is the end date. The denim deal alongside it is the sharper buy — half off jeans and jackets at factory prices is the cheapest credible denim on this page. The extra 10% for everyone applies on the banner’s own reading; the 15% needs the card and the code, which we did not test.

New today, and the clearest improvement of the week: the extra 30% we have printed for three editions became an extra 40% this morning, with a fresh window dated to October 4. That is ten points deeper on the same rail, on clothes that are not final sale, which makes a size gamble recoverable here in a way it is not at Ann Taylor or the Rack. It is also the only sale on this page that survives the weekend, so if the Sunday and Monday deadlines above make you rush, this is the one to think about instead.

It remains the deepest code we can find for sizes 14 to 32, and the 50% off select full-price styles under the same code is the half of this offer that reaches new stock. Read on ELOQUII’s own site today, not tested in a cart. No end date, and at this store the banner tends to move weekly.

Back after two weeks away — the site would not load for us at all last Tuesday — and the code has changed again, from WKC3 to HQMT. This is the widest version we have seen from Boden: an extra 15% across the sale rather than 30% on a selected group, which trades depth for not having to check whether your dress qualifies. The prints and the jersey dresses are what this brand is for. Read on Boden’s US site today and not tested in a cart, as always with a code.

Same rule as White House Black Market, which shares an owner — the 40% attaches to your most expensive item, so build the bag around one good piece. No end date is published, only “limited time”, which from this retailer has meant about a week each time we have watched it. For the sale rail, the extra 25% is the one that applies.

The structure still rewards the same move: one item at 40%, everything else at 30%, so lead with the most expensive thing you want. What makes it unusual is that the 30% includes markdowns — most codes are fenced off from already-reduced stock. We read FALL40 on the store’s own banner today and did not test it in a cart, and Talbots still publishes no end date.