Bonobos 30% off most Pre-Holidays Sale

Bonobos: 30% off most (no code needed)

Last year Bonobos did 30% off for Black Friday. So this? This is quite nice. Especially as we’re quickly approaching the holidays.

Yes their stuff can be pretty expensive, even with a big sale like this one. But they carry so many sizes and fit templates that just about everyone should be able to find something which fits them well. The free shipping and free returns (barring the rare final sale item) helps to. As does their blend of timeless style + fun/modern colors and patterns on select items.

Usual exclusions apply: Icon Status colors of The Original Chino, The Chino 2.0, Weekday Warrior Dress Pants, Jetsetter Wool Blazers, and Jetsetter Wool Dress Pants are out (but non-icons are in). So are The Bowery Leather Bomber, The Suede Bomber Jacket, and a few other items. Off we go with the picks.

 

The Chino 2.0  – $69.30 ($99) 9 non-icon colors (gray, brown, green, etc.)

Their flagship chino. The classic icon colors are excluded, but there are so dang many “limited” colors getting the 30% off that there’s probably a substitute for those icons in whatever shade you’re after. Not air-weight/summer-breezy chinos, but instead a more durable feeling twill fabric infused with a lot of stretch (8%!) Lots of fits. Lots of sizes. Ships/returns free. Big fan.

 

Patterned Unconstructed Italian Wool Blazers – $332.50 ($475)

Just in for Fall/Winter 2026. Slim, standard, or athletic fits. Tons of sizes. 100% wool. That burgundy windowpane looks all kinds of right.

 

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

And the legendary solids. 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.

 

100% merino V-Necks, Crewnecks, or Quarter Zip Sweaters – $69.30 – $90.30 ($99 – $129)

• Washable Merino Wool V-Neck Sweaters – $69.30 ($99)
• Washable Merino Wool Crewneck Sweaters – $69.30 ($99)
• Washable Merino Quarter Zip Sweaters – $90.30 ($129)

Lots of colors. Sizes from XS to XXL. They say they’re washable, and that could very well be true, but remember that as merino is naturally anti microbial, you should be able to go many, many, many wears between any laundering. Translation: Wear them, and unless you sweat them up or spill something on them, fold them neatly and put them back in the drawer for they’re next use. Dry clean sparingly, as washing machines can be finicky/damage even “washable wool” clothes.

 

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

Jeans season has arrived. A big time splurge, but if you like stretch denim and love the Bonobos fit, then these could be your 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.

 

Italian Stealth Blazer – $315 ($450)

Pure performance fabric with a ton of stretch from Italy’s Maggia. 85% Polyamide‌, 15% Elastic. Yes. Fifteen percent. Lightweight. Half lined in the back. For commuters and/or those who prioritize flexibility and comfort.

 

Corduroy 5 Pocket Pants – $90.30 ($129)

How very…Plush*. 98% cotton / 2% Spandex. Five colors.

*Was that a Stone Temple Pilots reference? ***SEASONAL SCOTT WEILAND ALERT!!!***

 

Select Jetsetter Italian Wool Suits – $525 ($750)

Icon colors/fabrics are out, but some “limited” (4-season?) patterns are getting the 30% off, such as a navy Prince of Wales as well as a dark navy houndstooth. Also included are the wintry brushed wool options in green, grey plaid, and burgundy.

 

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 range from cotton, to wool blend, to cotton blend, etc. Varies depending on the color and pattern.

 

Italian Wool Fleece Jacket – $132.30 ($189)

Not cheep poly. Italian wool. Therefore, a fleece which doesn’t “f” around. (Can we say that?)

 

100% Italian Cashmere Hoodie Sweaters – $192.50 ($275)

Something to stash under the tree for someone on the very, very nice list. 100% cashmere. Charcoal gray, or black.

 

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

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 flagship 2.0 chino, only cut in a more casual but still versatile 5-pocket style.

 

Select Weekday Warrior Stretch-Cotton Dress Pants – $83.30 ($119)

97% cotton / 3% spandex, machine washable, and dressy enough for a conservative office or big event. Their ten “icon” colors are excluded, but there are five limited colors/micro patterns up for the 30% off. Kinda confusing, but we’ll take it as they’re a bestseller.

 

Jetsetter Knit Suits – $395.50 ($565)

They took their knit jetsetter blazers and made them into suit separates with matching trousers? Fascinating. Many have tried to make a suit out of knit fabric. Has Bonobos actually pulled it off? Fabrics appear to vary depending on the color/pattern, with some being a poly/cotton/wool blend.

 

Cozy Cord Shacket –  $90.30 ($129)

Super soft 65% Cotton / 32% Polyester / 3% Spandex corduroy. Unlined. Late fall/early winter vibes.

 

Jetsetter City Italian Tweed Suits – $525 ($750)

For those who really want to lean into the cold weather a comin’. 71% Wool, 17% Nylon, 11% Silk, 1% Elastane blend tweed from Italy’s Marzotto mill. Three colors. And if you just want a tweed blazer, they sell those separately for $350 with the 30% off deal.

 

The Italian Wool Car Coat – $349.30 ($499)

A coat that’s certainly dashing… through the snow, or otherwise. Navy or black.

 

Travel Jeans – $90.30 ($129)

The Bonobos jean for when you want to wear jeans but you don’t want to wear blue jeans. Garment dyed with extra stretch. One of their bestsellers. 4.5/5 stars after 1300+ reviews.

 

Select Jetsetter Wool Suits – $525 ($750) (non icon colors only)

Icon colors like dark navy and charcoal are excluded, but there are a few tempting non-icon colors getting the 30% off. Specifically the “bright” navy as well as the emerald black glen plaid shown above. That medium yet still darker leaning blue looks pretty terrific. And while a dark green suit isn’t exactly charcoal or midnight navy, it looks pretty good and muted. It should also excel broken up with each piece being worn with other items (ie the jacket worn as a sportcoat, and the trousers worn as dress pants).

 

Fireside Flannel Lined Jeans – $97.30 ($139)

Somewhere, Jason Kelce is wearing a pair of these while eating a bowl of soup, shirtless, on a bearskin rug.

 

Empire Super 150s suits – $670.60 – $783.30 ($1200)

Ending with a real splurge. On sale and the 30% off stacks. A few different colors/patterns. Sold as separates like their other suits, so you get to pick the size and fit of the jacket and pants independently from each other. The result should be a much better off the rack fit compared to “nested” suits.

The Bonobos 30% off “Treat Yourself” event is set to run through Wednesday 11/11/26.