Are you a man or a woman who needs a new pair of jeans? If so, Amazon sure has you covered. They are currently hosting a one-day-only deal on Lucky Brand clothing. You know how many items they have discounts on? Two hundred and twenty-two.
Now, Lucky Brand does make clothes that aren’t denim that are included in this offer, but there is no question they are known for their jeans. I actually just bought a pair of Lucky Brand jeans last month, and I’ve been wearing them pretty much nonstop. I went from literally never wearing jeans to probably over-wearing them, all thanks to Lucky Brand.
Anyway, like I said above, this deal includes items for both men and women. And although it is marketed as “up to 50 percent off Lucky Brand clothing,” a quick scroll through the options will reveal quite a bit more than that. Just check out this sampling below:
Normally $100, this pair of jeans is 59 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Lucky Brand Men’s 221 Original Straight-Leg Jean In Blue Gold on sale for $40.99
Normally $100, this pair of jeans is 64 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Lucky Brand Men’s 410 Athletic Fit Jean In Milipitas on sale for $35.99
Normally $100, this pair of jeans is 50 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Lucky Brand Men’s 361 Vintage Straight-Leg Jean In Mahogany on sale for $49.99
Normally $90, this pair of jeans is 54 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Lucky Brand Men’s 181 Relaxed Straight-Leg Jean in Dellwood on sale for $40.99
Instead of being “up to 50 percent off” those are all 50 percent off or more. So, yeah, this is a really good deal.
Lucky Brand Clothing, Shoes & More — up to 50 percent off (and more)
Man in jeans holding a submachine gun (Photo via Shutterstock)
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