Duer’s Wear-Everywhere pants are on sale this weekend

Now that Amazon Prime Day is over, and it’s time to start gearing up for the Fourth of July sales. Most major retailers have changed the timing of their summer sales to directly compete with Amazon’s accelerated schedule, but you can still get great deals this Fourth of July, especially in the active and outdoor categories.

REI has its best weekend sales As far as the WIRED Reviews team is concerned, but there are notable mid-summer sales on other sites we shop at, like Backcountry, Home Depotand Lululemon. Also make sure not to sleep on the Duer.

The Canadian outerwear brand creates classic, highly functional pieces that skillfully incorporate performance elements like Tencel fabric and strategic triple stitching. Sweat-free tapered pants It’s been a weekly outfit of mine for years; They’re as comfortable as sweatpants but look stylish enough to wear to a business meeting, while being durable enough for a weekend camping trip.

Duer rarely has sales, and prices usually range around $100 for pants and $50 for a shirt. These aren’t outrageous prices, but most men I know wouldn’t build a wardrobe in the first place from $50. In the lead-up to the Fourth of July, you can save about 20 percent on a few of the brand’s most popular pants and up to 35 percent on some styles of shorts and long-sleeve shirts.

Over the past few months, I’ve had a collection of Duer clothing on rotation: Performance denim + straight, Lifelite Traveler Pant, Polo pique for airflow, PurePima T-shirt onlymentioned above No comfortable sweat.

In addition to my favorite No Sweat pants, the Pima Cotton T-Shirt (some of its patterns For sale) is a big winner. They are soft and still fit great after two trips through the washer and dryer. It’s seriously become my new favorite black t-shirt. (I suggest the brand starts claiming to be the best t-shirt in the world in order to qualify for it Penalty shootouts specially judged for men’s shirts.)

Pique polo is great too ( Misty Mauve Color is currently discounted), because it’s breathable, holds a solid collar appropriately without feeling too stiff, and also maintains its shape perfectly through two wash cycles.

If you have a summer trip or camping trip coming up, it might be a good idea to bring these clothes with you.

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