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Amazon Big Style Sale 2021: All The Best Deals, All In One Place

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Amazon’s inaugural Big Style Sale 2020 — also known as the Amazon Summer Sale 2020 — is now underway, after kicking off yesterday. Here’s everything you need to know about the newly-established, fashion-focused online shopping bonanza, including how long it will run and what’s on offer (spoiler: clothing, shoes, and other style accessories).

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The Amazon Big Style Sale 2020 sees up to 50% off accessories, clothing, and shoes for men, women, and children alike from brands like Calvin Klein, Champion, J.Crew, and Lacoste. We’re also seeing discounts on higher-end labels, such as Alpha Industries, Hugo Boss, Levi’s, and Stella McCartney. Of course, Amazon’s own brands have made an appearance as well.

Here are some quick-action links to the Big Style Sale 2020:

The 5 Best Amazon Big Style Sale 2020 Deals So Far

  • Samsonite Omni PC Large Checked Suitcase

    $189, was $250
  • Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer Sunglasses

    $161
  • Samsonite Winfield 2 Hardside 2-Piece Luggage Set

    $350
  • Citizen Corso Eco-Drive Men’s Wristwatch

    $263, was $325
  • Citizen Eco-Drive Chronograph Men’s Wristwatch

    $371

Hold Up! What Is The Amazon Big Style Sale 2020?

Amazon’s Big Style Sale was created to fill the space between when Prime Day 2020 should have taken place (July 2020) and when it will actually happen (September 2020). Unlike Prime Day, though, the Big Style Sale doesn’t see must-have tech like iPads and MacBooks in the discount bin; instead it is focused on fashion from the likes of Calvin Klein and J.Crew.

Think of it as Prime Day, but for clothes.

How Long Will The Amazon Big Style Sale 2020 Last?

It’s tough to say, really. The Amazon Big Style Sale 2020 is the first Big Style Sale the retailer has held, and it hasn’t detailed how long it will last. If it has been modeled on Prime Day, though (and there’s no reason to assume it hasn’t been), it could last anywhere from 24 to 36 hours. Who knows? Maybe it’ll be a full two-day event, or maybe even three. We’ll have to wait and see.

Is Amazon Prime Day 2020 Still Going To Happen?

Yes, Prime Day is still on the cards. The Wall Street Journal has learned that the event will now be taking place in September, two months before Black Friday, after being delayed due to COVID-19. It was originally tipped to run from July 15 through July 16. This is when we’ll see discounted tech, from Apple Watches and iPads to MacBooks and 4K TVs, littering our screens.

Some Useful Advice For The Amazon Big Style Sale 2020

Shopping the Amazon Big Style Sale 2020? You’ll want to sign up for the Amazon Prime free trial if you aren’t already a subscriber. This way you can enjoy free next-day delivery on whatever you order. If the items you order are a part of Prime Wardrobe you’ll also be able to try before you buy, so you won’t be billed unless you decide to keep them. Winner, winner.

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