Best Black Friday Deals On Men’s Clothes You Can Buy Online

By Chase McPeak Published November 25, 2018

It might be worth it to brave the Black Friday crowds and battle it out for a doorbuster discount on excessively huge 8K OLED televisions, but the same cannot be said for a pair of discounted underwear, socks, or even a sweatshirt. The sales on fashion and style items are often much less than those for technology like televisions, computers, and all things electrically powered, but that also means you don’t have to plan your escape from Thanksgiving at midnight to be at the mall to grab the greatest deals.

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Instead, why not spend your evening drinking a nice Manhattan or Old Fashioned while perusing Black Friday deals online? It will certainly be a deep dive because we’ve found discounts on everything from full suits to sneakers to outerwear — hell, there are even discounts on socks and underwear. Save yourself some gas, frustration, and, more importantly, time by kicking back, cracking open a cold one, and getting all your Black Friday shopping done from the comfort of your home.

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Check out the best upcoming deals from beloved brands like Huckberry, Macy’s, Kenneth Cole, Levi’s, Nordstrom, Bonobos, Ted Baker, Reebok, Gap, and more. For more Black Friday deals on everything from kitchen gadgets to outdoor gear, check out our comprehensive guide.

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7 Men’s Watch Deals You Can’t Miss This Prime Day 2022

man wearing watch

Amazon Prime Day is here, which means a deluge of incredible Prime Day deals on some of our favorite gadgets, furniture, and grooming products. Of course, the tech giant's two-day event also features some of the best deals on watches, which is great news for guys who want to upgrade their timepieces. Yes, most of us are living in a work-from-home bubble these days, where we're living in sweats and underwear, so why not use this opportunity to update your wardrobe and start dressing up for your virtual meetings? After all, every great office attire begins with a sensible watch. Ahead, we highlight some of the best deals on Prime Day from top brands, so you can spiff up your outfits on the cheap.

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Saucony goes reptile mode with the new Progrid Omni 9 sneaker

Saucony announce a new bold sneaker

side of saucony progrid omni 9

As a faithful athletic brand, Saucony doesn’t often change up its design, even with its many collaborators. True to its traditional elements, Saucony’s overall look has remained relatively unchanged over the years, providing users with a consistent and reliable style and feel. While its latest launch isn’t entirely over-the-top, it does mix new elements that make it feel like an entirely different brand. Still included in this release are the many footwear performance features that users have come to know and love from Saucony. However, the design has decided to take a walk on the wild side with a new patterned print that’s sure to delight the bolder Saucony fans. For those yearning for a more style-forward sneaker from your favorite athletic brand, Saucony’s latest sneaker might be the shoe you’ve been waiting for.

Saucony gets bold with the new Progrid Omni 9 “Glowaconstrictor”

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Casio brings back its impossibly small ring watch

Second chance: Casio's miniature ring watch returns to American market

Casio Ring Watch CRW001-1

Casio announced the US restock of its Ring Watch CRW001-1 on July 1st, bringing back the small timepiece that sold out quickly after it came out in America in late 2024. The restock follows successful lottery sales in the UK and Japan, showing that people around the world want this digital watch that goes on a finger.
The Ring Watch CRW001-1 shows Casio's bold way of looking at wearable technology—it shrinks standard digital watch functions into a ring that measures only 25.2mm across and weighs 16 grams. Even though it is small, the timepiece keeps necessary features, including support for two time zones, a stopwatch that measures 1/100th of a second, and hourly flash alerts.
Casio US confirmed the July 1st restock on Instagram, saying the watch would only be available through the brand's online store, not in physical shops. Compared to the lottery systems in other places, American customers will buy the watch in the order they arrive—this might cause a lot of competition among people who collect things and those who like technology.
The small digital screen has a backlight so you can see it in different light. The stainless steel build makes it sturdy, even though it is small. The ring fits size 22 fingers (US 10.5, EU U), and you can adjust it down to size 19 (19mm inner diameter) or size 16 (18mm inner diameter).
The engineering needed to put normal digital watch parts into a ring shape shows how well they made it. The 1/100th second stopwatch is as exact as bigger Casio watches. Travelers who want to check the time without others knowing will like the two-time zone feature.
Casio did not say the exact restock time but told interested customers to sign up for email notifications about when it would be ready. That way may help manage the internet traffic while making sure serious buyers learn about buying chances in time.
The Ring Watch's appeal shows more people are interested in other types of wearable devices, not just ones worn on the wrist. Casio's good result with this unusual approach shows that people want new watch designs that question common ideas about what a watch should look like.
The quick sellout after the US launch, along with international lottery systems, suggests that collectors are very interested and that the watch might sell for more later. Casio has not said anything about more restocks in other places after the July 1st US availability, keeping the watch special.
This restock gives American buyers a second chance to get one of the most noticeable wearable technology releases of the year, bringing together Casio's history with digital watches and its push to make things very small.