The Abercrombie Sale Is Packed With Sub-$150 Style Upgrades

One of the comfiest hoodies on the market, washed down to make it look like you've had it for years.

These will go well with a ridiculous number of shirts and shoes, but they'll mesh even better with a blended cocktail and a room key.

The best time to stock up on single-serving tees is when they're on sale—and they are indeed on sale.

Rehersal dinner-approved, office-amenable trousers that just so happen to be comfortable enough to wear all weekend, too.

It's almost unfair how good this looks with a white tee and some jeans.

Every bit as comfortable as a sweatshirt, every bit as hard-wearing as a rugby.

Before you confuse this for the driving range fare, know that this is more hoodie than quarter-zip—and should be worn as such.

Washed black jeans don't really have an off-season.

Your go-to spring button-up could very well be under $60.

Think of this like a polo and let the funky details—V-neck line, skipper collar, knit pattern—do all the heavy lifting.

The AF standards at a decidedly un-standard price.

A welcome, timely reminder that you probably need a new swim suit.

A real Choose Your Adventure kind of shirt (path dependent on button configuration, of course).

If you didn't think one of Abercrombie's bestselling, blog-worthy, wardrobe-altering styles was under $70, you were mistaken.

There isn't really a garment map, but if there were, this would sit at the halfway point between camp collar and polo—and the real estate would be coveted.

You could spend an entire year trying to find sweatpants more comfortable than these and come up empty.

Don't fret over the contrasting stitch pattern on this classic Johnny Collar, because the navy makes it impossibly easy to wear with plenty of quieter colors.

Not too baggy, not too skinny, just a really easy-fitting pair of jeans.

While we don't recommend dressing shorts up all that often, a pair like these can handle the responsibility with aplomb.