HAY has reissued the iconic X-Line Chair, originally conceived by Danish designer Niels Jorgen Haugesen in the late 1970s. Beloved for its industrial appeal and convenient stackability, the lightweight metal chair will come back in a range of fresh colors. “The X-Line Chair is one of the few high-tech objects that came out of Denmark,” says HAY co-founder Rolf Hay. “But in many ways, it’s one of the most intelligent designs to come out of our country—so minimal and well thought out.”

Launching this spring, available for pre-order now

Right now, J.Crew has a slew of their wardrobe staples marked down as low as $19.50, and within the collection is their best-selling denim shirt. Dyed with real indigo, this shirt will look better over time.

$98 / $48.50
by J.Crew

An easy upgrade to your standard Vans Authentic sneaker. These 1966 re-issues are cut from a supple pig suede and stacked on the signature rubber waffle sole of today. And now they're nearly half off.

$85 / $51
by Vans

Lululemon's understated half-zip doesn't scream that it's overly technical. However, it's made with a merino wool-blend that has stretch for movement, along with thermoregulating and odor-stopping properties.

$168 / $119
by Lululemon

This throwback edition of the Nike Air Pegasus has the same cushioning and comfort you remember with a gleaming silver updated look inspired by early-aughts runners. Grab them while there are still plenty of sizes left.

$150 / $89.97
by Nike

This cozy cotton sweater is knit with a casual waffle texture in a modern, oversized-fit silhouette with a slightly cropped body length. It looks as good with jeans as it does with your work-appropriate trousers. And now it's only about 50 bucks.

$80 / $54.99
by Abercrombie & Fitch

This modern cobalt-blue double-breasted jacket from Dries Van Noten has high-gorge notch lapels and oversized patch pockets. And it's a steal at 70% off. And if you want to make it a suit, pick up the matching pants.

$1,295 / $389
by Dries Van Notn