All the deals you missed this week.
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Editor’s Note: These deals happened between Monday and Friday of the prior week. Some are still available, some have faded like a copper sunset. Check back on Monday for more Deals of Note.
Win: In cased you missed it, we’ve teamed up with Mott and Bow to kit up one lucky winner in new threads, specifically suited for fall.
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Save $100: Keep your favorite beverages (up to 36 cans’ worth) ice cold, even on the go.
Save 50%: For cool weather cookouts and camping under the stars.
Save 33%: New phones by Apple means older cases are now more affordable.
Save 50%: Take your cocktails to the next level with a stainless steel shaker. (You can’t emulate James Bond without one.)
Save $103: An award-winning bag made with ripstop nylon and water-repellant, 750-fill down.
Save 50%: Better than the grocery store brands, made with 100 percent Italian olives.
Save 43%: A scale that pairs with an app to tell you more than just your weight. The LED display works on its own too, in case you don’t want your phone to know that sensitive information.
Save $200: Sony’s older interchangeable mirrorless is still a small powerhouse, and it’s much cheaper than its newer relatives.
Save 41%: How did J.Crew make a button-down this incredibly soft? It’s not telling. But then again, does it matter?
Save 20%: A lantern with old-fashioned aesthetics, plus newfangled tech like a USB rechargeable battery that can charge other devices as well.
Save 30%: Plaid is the pattern of fall. Stock up on sweaters, tees, overcoats, scarves and more by using the code CHECKMATE.
Save up to 50%: A warm cup of espresso, made at home, is just the thing for Monday morning.
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