The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2026 Is Open to Icon Members! Here Are the 31 Best Deals to Shop Now

When it comes to the most comfortable pajamas, PureWow editors have long sworn by Nordstrom's cult-favorite Moonlight set. Constructed from a lightweight and sustainable Tencel modal and spandex blend, this sleepwear twofer, which includes a long-sleeve button-down and matching pants, is sure to keep you snoozing on cloud nine all year round. One shopper says, "The fabric is so comfy and cooling. They have the perfect amount of stretch and are flattering because they don’t stick to any rolls or lumps." (P.S. These PJs are also available in a shorts set for those who sleep extra hot.)

I *know* we're still in the throes of summer, but I can't even begin to recount all the mind-boggling conversations I've been seeing on social media lately—folks proclaiming that as soon as the 4th of July hit, they already started thinking about fall. Like, what? But also...me too? I've been dreaming of summer temps since January, but the heat wave in NYC sucked all the romance out of the dream. Now I've been scheming to stock up on knits for days that feel just the right side of crisp. And what better pick than a Barefoot Dreams cardigan? The brand's won plenty of fans for its ultra-plush CozyChic fabric, of which this relaxed, slightly oversized silhouette is made—finished with a big shawl collar and functional pockets to boot. Dare I even dream about a Pumpkin Spice Latte right now? (Yes.)

On is well-known for its high-performance running shoes, but the brand also makes supremely comfortable lifestyle sneakers. Enter: On Cloud 6. These slip-ons are equipped with a Speedboard construction (promotes natural heel-to-toe movement), Zero Gravity Foam and a springy CloudTec sole to help better distribute weight and absorb impact. And the fact that you don't have to lace them up makes the Cloud 6s ideal for busy days. After all, it's a drag to re-lace your shoes every time you want to walk out the door. (Or, in my case, every time you're about to walk out the door and realize you've forgotten your keys. Again.)

Who said a basic T-shirt bra had to be boring? Not Natori. The PureWow editor-loved brand behind the famous Feathers bra is making the day-to-day feel a little more glam with the Bliss Perfection and its dainty lace trim. The contoured, foam-lined jersey cups offer comfortable support while still creating a seamless look under clothing. Even the straps impress, with one reviewer noting "my shoulders have never felt so unencumbered by a traditional underwire bra."

I don't care what season we're in, I'll always say yes to a pair of fuzzy house slippers. So it's a good thing the Ugg Tazzettes are up for grabs for $35 off during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale in five colors, including this Obsidian gray and a deep Winterberry. They come with a fuzzy shearling collar and velvety suede upper. Wear them inside now, and then transition them into outdoor shoes come fall.

The best time to stock up on winter gear is...the summer (during this very sale, in fact). I love a good quilted jacket for crisp fall and early winter days—and right now, this lightweight one from Zella is priced for a steal. I appreciate that the looser cut allows for layering while still nipping the waist for shape. And don't get me started on the huge welt pockets or wind-shielding high neck, which is sure to come in handy on particularly biting mornings.

I've been using the cult-favorite Rich Cream for over two years, and my skin has never felt or looked more radiant, supple and blemish-free. I firmly believe it's due to this product's innovative formula that supports natural cell renewal and supplies a significant dose of peptides and hyaluronic acid to plump and hydrate. Many reviewers (including a former PureWow editor) also say they've noticed a reduced appearance of dark spots and firmer, smoother skin after using it regularly. Since this jumbo bottle contains 3.38 fluid ounces (or 100 milliliters) of the cream, it'll last for months—and take it from me, it's worth stocking up on.

One of my best fashion discoveries this year came in late winter/early spring, when I procured my first short-sleeve cashmere sweater. It was an ideal transition piece that was easy to layer as the temperatures fluctuated. Nordstrom's own label makes this 100 percent cashmere option in seven colors like fuchsia, beige, silk gray and this rich chocolate brown. It's relaxed and loose, making it an ideal wardrobe pick for the tail end of summer as we swing into fall.

Fellow fragheads are no doubt familiar with Le Labo's famous Santal 33. If you're not, just know that it's a coveted perfume that hardly ever gets marked down. In PureWow Editorial Assistant Courtney Mason's review of the popular fragrance, she shared, "I love this woody eau de parfum more than I thought I would, and can now label myself as a Santal 33 enthusiast (along with the rest of the world). It’s spicy, musky and sometimes sweet, and a great fragrance to wear while running errands or on a night out." Considering it has earned hundreds of 5-star reviews from Nordstrom shoppers as well, I'd say it's definitely worth grabbing a bottle at this price.

Between the super baggy silhouettes and skinny jean comeback sits the straight-leg cut. Think of it as a compromise that feels both on-trend and timeless. Rag & Bone's low-stretch Harlow jeans, for one, offer a raw edge and high waist that give them a vintage look. Pair them with a white button-down for the epitome of classic cool, or throw on a soft cotton tee for chic nonchalance. (French styling tip: No matter the top, tuck it in for some instant polish, and don't be afraid of a belt.)

Lola Blankets have taken social media by storm. The company says that it makes the world's softest blankets—a bold claim, indeed, but one that countless reviews certainly seem to support. "This blanket...is luxury," wrote one Nordstrom buyer. "Touched it once and had to buy it," admitted another. "It’s a little heavy, incredibly soft and has a unique stretch to it that makes it insanely cozy," a third added. The faux fur material promises zero shedding and four-way stretch, spread across a cuddle-worthy 60 by 72 inches. During the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, you'll have the very rare chance to bring one home for way less than its typical $300+ price tag.

Though I don't wear exercise clothes when not participating in physical activity, I can always get behind loungewear that passes for officewear. Enter Vuori's Villa wide-leg pants, with a silky, sweat-wicking fabric that pairs beautifully with heels and sneakers alike. The sneaky elastic waistband promises all-day comfort while still looking polished if you tuck in a blouse. Oh, and did I mention the pockets?

If you told me that granny panties could be sexy, I'd be right there. And now I'm here, telling you: THESE GRANNY PANTIES ARE SEXY. I'm someone who will always opt for comfort over style, but somehow, Natori's Bliss briefs nail both. It must be the "French Cut" in their name—you get much more comfortable and comprehensive back coverage (in super-soft pima cotton, no less) with a high, flattering front cut trimmed in lace. BRB, I'm picking up five pairs.

Barefoot Dreams throws have a stamp of approval from PureWow editors, readers and quite a few celebrities. The brand's famous CozyChic blanket even received a 95 out of 100 in a PureWow100 review. As editorial contributor Dana Dickey noted, the microfiber piece is "generously proportioned," and "has just enough give to seem like it’s hugging you." Meanwhile, Executive Managing Editor Catrina Yohay has raved, "It's soft, warm and stretchy, while still being incredibly lightweight." On that note, it's no wonder even Joanna Gaines has called it her "adult baby blanket." Trust, you'll be so glad you brought this pill-resistant ribbed version home in time for the chilly months.

Marilyn Monroe may have proclaimed that diamonds are a girl's best friend, but she likely hadn't encountered a white sapphire when she sang those words. This lab-grown, 3-carat sparkler from Aurate looks like a strand of diamonds but with a much friendlier price tag—coming in at well under $300. If you don't have an occasion coming up for which to forward this to a loved one as a not-so-subtle hint, I'd say it's worth treating yourself to.

And speaking of diamonds, this pretty stackable diamond ring by Monica Vinader is part of the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, too. The piece is sterling silver plated in recycled 18-karat gold, bridged together with lab diamonds that give the effect of the horsebit design. It's an understated everyday piece that can still shine during a night out.

One of the biggest trends of 2026 has been the ballet sneaker. Adidas's reinterpretation of its Taekwondo Mei sneaker turns it into something that feels like it could be at home on the stage of the New York City Ballet. It's available in brown or cream with those signature ballet laces that climb up the ankle and fasten into dainty bows. The mesh weave also makes its a playful summer/early fall shoe, styled with sock or barefoot.

If you've been influenced by Kate Middleton's love of a Barbour jacket, then now's the time to pick up one of your own. Currently, the brand's Catlin jacket is $120 off during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale. It has all the hallmarks of the brand's iconic design, from the corduroy collar and tartan print lining to the zipper that *can* double as a bottle opener. It differs from the classic wax jacket with the cropped cut, snappable back pleat and 100 percent cotton fabric. But worry not, it is still water-resistant, so it can become your go-to for rainy days.

Former PureWow Senior Food Editor Katherine Gillen took the original Nuna REVV for a spin with her 11-month-old and scored it 92/100 on the PureWow100 rating scale. In her review, she wrote, "The seat has plenty of nice touches, like magnetic buckle holders that hold the harness out of the way while you load your kid. As for the rotating seat, I like that it releases with one hand so I can position the seat while holding my daughter on my hip." The Nuna REVV maxx is similar, but where the original REVV tops out at 40 pounds and 43 inches, the maxx is suitable for children up to 65 pounds and/or 49 inches, allowing you to get—ahem—some extra mileage out of the luxe car seat. Additional features include steel reinforcement in the frame, Aeroflex Side Impact Protection pods and an integrated anti‑rebound panel that can help reduce rotation in rear impact. Yep, it's a parents' dream.

If you're looking for a pair of L.A.-cool-girl jeans, you can't go wrong with Pistola. The L.A.-based denim brand is known for its laid-back, slightly grungy designs—like the Kacey jeans. The boyfriend cut is freshened up with raw-edge cuffs that can be paired with sneakers for an elevated casual outfit or with heels for a party-ready look that isn't precious. Just note that the slouchy design may cause them to run large, so if you're looking for a slimmer fit that sits higher at the waist, consider sizing down.

Parents who've used this coveted convertible stroller have nothing but good things to say about it. "It is easy to fold and unfold, the ride is smooth and I love that you can add accessories to welcome new family additions down the line. So much room on the bottom to put diaper bags, etc. and the quality just feels great," writes one fan of the Vista V3. It features a multi-position recline, an adjustable handlebar and wheels with reflective trims so you and your baby stay visible at night. It also protects your precious cargo with a UPF 50+ canopy. As far as bang for your buck? You can use this baby from birth 'til your kid reaches 50 pounds, so it's in it for the long haul. 

In addition to being an internet sensation, the Dyson Airwrap is also a PureWow-editor favorite. In the years since its buzzy launch, the all-in-one styling tool has gotten some upgrades, with the current iteration being the Airwrap Co-anda2x. It has all the features we know and love with the addition of stronger airflow for better-defined curls, intelligent attachments that adapt heat and airflow settings, a lighter design and bluetooth app compatibility. It's a splurge—but just think about how much it'll save you on professional blowouts in the long run.

As someone who previously did not really wear socks, I've learned that you can never really have too many pairs. Especially in winter and especially exercising in the summer. As the Gen Zers have proclaimed, no-shows are dead. So if you're in the market for some new socks, make them these Bombas quarter crew ones, which promise supreme comfort and honeycomb arch support while also looking like you're with the times.

While this high chair set may be pricey, you can be assured it has enough bells and whistles to make it worth the splurge, including an improved harness with a two-click buckle. It can also be easily adjusted to fit babies, toddlers, little kids and even adults—yes, the base transforms into a regular chair that anyone can use. But, as former PureWow Executive Editor Alexia Dellner said, "What truly sets this chair apart is its ergonomic design." As she explained in her review, it allows your baby to move freely "while being supported and safe." And since you can save $113 on it now, I'd say it calls for the investment.

Maybe I'm being influenced by Kate Middleton, but I love a top-handle bag. And given the fact that I have yet to actually own one, this might be it. I love neutral colors because they're easy to style, but I don't want them to be boring, either. I think Veronica Beard's croc-embossed leather number toes the line between versatile and eye-catching. If you don't want to carry it by the top handle, there's also an adjustable and removable crossbody strap for casual styling.

When I got my first pair of Hunter rain boots (flamingo pink, naturally), they were $125. Now, the British classic is creeping on $200—but you can grab a pair for $110 during the Anniversary Sale. As someone who just bought a pair on Poshmark for $90, I can say with confidence that this price is pretty darn good. The boots are available in taupe, so you can wear them with literally anything, and they're completely puddle-proof.

As part of the getting offline movement, I'm seeing analog wristwatches everywhere. I'm partial to one myself; it's nice to check the time without having a barrage of notifications to go along with it. If I were to pick up another one, I'd go for this dainty, quartz-powered gold number by Olivia Burton. It looks vintage and I like the rectangular shape that feels more unexpected than a typical round cut.

I'm a sucker for candles, even in the summer. And, I'm partial to Voluspa, which makes one of my favorite candles that I have made a tradition of gifting to a friend at Christmastime. For summer, I'm leaning towards the brand's Mediterranean Lemon candle, which muddles bergamot with Sicilian lemon and amber to bring you the sun-soaked Italian coast.

One of my favorite hair tools is T3's ceramic curling straightener. My hair is stick-straight and doesn't hold shape very well; I've found some of my longest-lasting curls have been thanks to this innovation, which features 360-degree hot plates. There are nine heat settings to accommodate all hair types and textures; it's also great for quickly and efficiently straightening curly hair. I loaned this to a friend with Mia Thermopolis hair and she told me she was blown away by how fast the process was.

I've been wearing Margaux shoes for four years and have tried many of the brand's styles. I've shopped sample sales, paid full price and bought shoes during Black Friday. So, please trust me when I say, aside from a sample sale or the annual archive/Black Friday sales, the price during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is hard to beat. I love Margaux's leather boots and find them surprisingly comfortable and warm, even in the dead of winter, and the Imogen is currently my favorite. The 1.5-inch heel is walking-friendly, but the slim cut makes it feel flirty. The heel is also inset, providing the best weight distribution of all the boot styles I've tried so far. You can grab this pair in black calf or espresso suede; I have them in black but have half a mind to get them in brown, too.

Meet the underwire bra for people who hate wearing bras. This nylon/elastane garment is praised for being *so* lightweight and soft while offering comfortable support, even for larger chests. The deep plunge and molded mesh of the contour cups make it especially flattering under clothing, while delicate lace accents add a pretty touch. That said, it's no wonder a PureWow editorial contributor gave it a glowing review. She raved, "between the soft feel of the fabric to the thin, lightweight padding that felt so malleable and non-suffocating on my skin, I almost forgot that I was even wearing a bra." Sounds up my alley, how about yours?