Bonobos 30% off most long weekend event

Bonobos: 30% off most w/ HOTDOG30

You ready for a long hot summer? No? These posts may help:

• How to Dress Really Well when it’s Really Hot
• What to wear when you can’t wear shorts: 7 Styles of Summer Pants
• How To Sweat Less – 10 Tips for perspiring less while dressed to impress

Also, while Bonobos clearly isn’t cheap, they are one of the brands that do better than most when it comes to making comfortable (& handsome) clothes in good fabrics which can handle some of what summer throws at us. And the 30% off they’re running right now certainly helps.

Usual exclusions apply: Icon Status styles of The Original Chino, The Chino 2.0, Weekday Warrior Dress Pants, Jetsetter Wool Blazer, and Jetsetter Wool Dress Pants, and a few other bits and bobs. But there’s plenty of bestsellers included, such as their unconstructed blazers, short sleeve shirts, swim trunks, etc.

 

Riviera Swim Trunks – $69.30 ($99)

A good swimsuit is worth investing in. Cheap swim trunks are more likely to fall apart or get uncomfortable as a long day of sun and sand and swimming wears on. These are at the investment level, and they come in a bunch of colors & patterns, a few different inseam lengths, and the interior boxer-brief style micro-perforated liner is comfortable.

 

Lightweight Chinos – $69.30 ($99)

If you’re in love with the Bonobos fit but would like asummer fling with something a little breezier and easier, then these are your pants. 98% cotton/2% elastane, in a lighter weight twill compared to their originals. Know that these have flap pockets on the backside instead of the usual welts.

 

Solid Unconstructed Italian Hopsack Wool Blazers – $280 ($400)

Shown at the very top of the post in light grey. Shown above in medium gray. Both are a 40R on 5’10″/180.

Lightweight and unconstructed but not flimsy. Super comfortable and sharp enough to wear with a dress shirt, smooth trousers, and dress shoes. Self-fabric (the hopsack stuff) butterfly-only lined back. Available in slim, standard, or athletic fit. Full review here, and you can see our Before/After tailoring post right here. You can also find examples of what to wear it with in our 1 Item 4 Outfits: The Versatile Gray Sportcoat feature.

 

The 5-pocket Chino 2.0 (“icon” colors!) – $69.30 ($99)

A new style for 2026 AND the icon colors (khaki, navy, graphite gray, and “congos” olive) are getting the 30% off. Same fabric as their new flagship 2.0 chino, only cut in a more casual but still versatile 5-pocket style.

 

Montauk Short Sleeve Shirts – $69.30 ($99)

Bring on short sleeve button down season. Here they’re made with noticeably more textured fabrics when compared to the bestselling poplin Rivieras. Linen, hemp, cotton blends, etc.

 

Tropez Side-Tab Swim Trunks – $83.30 ($119)

Spendy. But classy. For those who don’t love the idea of elastic waist bands. Side tabs clean up the look and then some.

 

Riviera Short Sleeve Shirts – $59.50 ($85)

Despite the high price, they’re still bestsellers. Slim or standard fit, lots of colors and patterns to pick from, and then there’s the fit(s) so many have come to depend on. Free shipping and returns doesn’t hurt either.

 

KNIT Italian Linen-Blend Blazers – $280 ($400)

Interesting. A warm weather version of their hugely popular knit Jetsetter blazers, only this time with a base of Italian linen. 53% linen / 47% cotton. Four colors/patterns. Fabric is from Maggia Mill in Italy. That blue windowpane could be fun for the warm weather ahead.

 

Hudson Sweater Polos – $76.30 ($109)

Sweater polos are one of those things that are easy to mess up by going overboard on the retro details. These are simple, clean, and interesting. Johnny collar, a bit of cable knit (but nothing overboard), and lots of colors and patterns. From bedrock basic, to funky and then some. Machine wash cold, gentle cycle, lay flat to dry.

 

The Chino 2.0 – $69.30 ($99) non icon colors

Non-icon colors only. Icons like khaki and navy and whatnot are excluded. But there’s plenty of “limited” color options to still choose from. Pretty sure it’s okay to label these as the new flagship for Bonobos. The first iteration of the 2.0 had a bunch of polyester in the mix. They’ve ditched that, and instead juiced up the amount of stretch: 92% Cotton / 8% Spandex. Recently bought a couple pairs for myself and they’re the new go-to around the Dappered home offices. Comfortable, lots of flex, easy to machine wash/dry/etc.

 

Weekday Warrior Machine Washable Dress Pants – $83.30 ($119) non icon colors

Wait, I thought you said Weekday Warriors were excluded?
They are. Well, sort of. The flagship Icons colors like khaki/navy/charcoal are excluded.
But these look pretty normal too?
Yep. And they’re included in the sale. Sharp enough for work, that famous Bonobos fit, and machine washable/tumble dry.

 

Premium 4-Way Stretch Jeans – $111.30 ($159)

A big time splurge, but if you like stretch denim and love the Bonobos fit, then these could be a new go-to. Four different fits. Five different washes, including the perfect dark-rinse shown above. 92% Cotton / 4% Elastomultiester / 4% Elastane. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.

 

Performance Link Pants – $90.30 ($129)

Full performance material with stretch and wicking and all that good stuff. Shirt gripping gel interior waist band keeps shirts tucked in. Can be worn for many, many things other than golfing, as they basically look like a nice, smart pair of pants. Three fits, tons of sizes.

 

KNIT Jetsetter Solid or Patterned Blazers – $262.50 ($375)

Plenty of colors and patterns. The structure of a true sportcoat made with flexible and comfortable knit fabrics. One of their bestsellers. Not as droopy as a lot of other knit “swazers” from other brands. These do have real shape to them. Bottom line: if you want something less formal than a standard woven blazer, but still can dress up with a collared shirt, then these are those. Fabrics are either cotton, wool blend, or cotton blend.

The Bonobos 30% off w/ code HOTDOG30 deal is set to run through Tuesday 5/26/26.