No code neccessary. Prices are as marked.
Wait a minute. Correct me if I’m wrong, but these aren’t shirts that are stuck in the sale section with their sizes already being picked over. There’s no “select” group of shirts you’re stuck choosing from either. They’ll also ship you your shirt(s) for free, without having to go over some obscenely large spending threshold?
This. This never happens.
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This is a bit of a big deal. J. Crew hasn’t done a blanket category mark-down in awhile. For perspective, know that they sent out an email blast a few days ago promoting a “get free shipping when you spend $150 and use a code” offer. Yep, $150 was the line. On a scale of 1-10, this sale is a strong 7. J. Crew sales rarely get above a 5. Even their tall and slim size specific sections are involved. Impressive. Here’s some picks:
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Nice. Double gingham. Or, if you’re counting the white base, triple gingham. Having more than two non-neutral colors in a gingham shirt can get real busy real quick, but a shirt like this with the red and blue/purple is just enough to pop out of a V-neck or from under a khaki blazer.
Pull up a carpet square. Once a upon a time, J. Crew didn’t sell neck and sleeve (meaning, precise 15.5/33 type shirts) dress shirts. It wasn’t that long ago either that they finally got into the true dress shirt game. The mini tattersall on this option is downright regal and it’ll be almost impossible to find anywhere else.
Kind of like gingham but jumps more from a farther distance. Under $40 for a long sleeve shirt from J. Crew plus the thing ships free? It was said earlier, this doesn’t happen every day.
The 30% off J. Crew Shirt Sale ends Friday 6/10 at 11:59pm ET.
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