Don’t Miss These 12 Nordstrom Rack Home & Fashion Deals in August (up to 70% Off!)
GH-tested brands like Sorel, Béis, Stanley and more are on sale right now.
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Nordstrom Rack is known for its steep discounts on brand name items, but honestly, we haven't checked its offering in a while. And boy, have we been missing out. We found so many Good Housekeeping Institute-favorite brands on sale — everything from a stylish Béis work tote to a 96-ounce Stanley IceFlow water jug.
Although there are still a few weeks left of summer, shopping for cold-weather gear in the off-season is a smart move. Editor-approved Sorel winter boots are 46% off, and for your fall sweaters, a top-tested fabric shaver from Sunbeam is just $33. Check out some of our favorite picks below, and take advantage of these deals on luggage, shoes, bedding, kitchen gear and more while they last.
Why we like it: This large work tote has a lot of features in a sleek-looking package. It’s made of faux leather, has a padded laptop sleeve and an external zippered pouch.
What you should know: The Béis work bag made our list of best tote bags, with our tester describing the bag as lightweight. They appreciated the removable crossbody strap and reported, “The design is not only chic but also practical.”
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Why we like it: We named these Havianas the best overall flip-flops on Amazon, but there’s more than one place to score a deal on this popular pair! Our editor says, “these durable and lightweight shoes are ideal for packing in your suitcase en route to your next beach vacation.”
What you should know: There are three colors on sale at this price, but Nordstrom Rack has dozens of other styles on sale for $25 or under.
Why we like it: Cozy season is not that far away, and buying chunky blankets in the off-season is a great way to save money. This fleece and sherpa throw blanket is reversible. It's a popular style, especially on winter’s coldest days.
What you should know: This blanket measures 50 by 60 inches. Per the brand, it can be machine washed and tumble dried.
Why we like it: In our fabric shavers test, this Sunbeam came out on top as the best electric model. It can handle larger surfaces and is easy to handle. In a few swipes, it gets the job done.
What you should know: Because it’s a plug-in, you can use it for as long as you need. It can also run on four C batteries, if you’d rather use it cordlessly.
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Why we like it: If you like your bedding extra smooth, microfiber sheets are a good option. This six-piece set includes a fitted sheet, flat sheet and four pillowcases. Customers say that they fit true to size.
What you should know: They're available in sizes from Twin (including Twin XL for college dorms) to California King, and they come in over 15 colors. Note that discounts vary depending on the color you choose.
Why we like it: When it comes to luggage brands, we think Travelpro is one of the best. According to our Textiles Lab experts, this company was founded by a pilot and makes luggage specifically for airline personnel who travel for a living. And, it's just as functional for those traveling for business or vacation since it's designed for frequent travel, they add.
What you should know: This 21-inch carry-on (24-inch with wheels) is only available in black. You can order four other colors online at the same discount.
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Why we like it: For staying hydrated all day without needing to stop and refill, a big jug that keeps things cold (up to 32 hours per the brand!) is key. This is a great price for the largest IceFlow that Stanley makes, and it's lower than anything we saw during last month’s major online sales (read: Prime Day).
What you should know: In our tumblers test, our editors say the Stanley IceFlow "is a great option for those who love to travel thanks to its leakproof straw, tapered bottom and comfortable handle.” This larger size may not fit in your car cupholder, but it's still nice to have for a long day at the beach or on a road trip.
Why we like it: An indoor/outdoor ottoman can get a lot of use year round. Reviewers online say that it’s also comfortable as an extra seat.
What you should know: The knit cover is made from a cotton blend per the brand, and it can be spot cleaned or vacuumed with an upholstery attachment.
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Why we like it: For the slushy, damp, and generally cold winter weather that’s to come, these Sorel boots can come in handy. Per the brand, they’re waterproof and have a sturdy sole.
What you should know: We named these the best waterproof boots for walking because they stayed dry after a few minutes of exposure to rain, in our tests. Also, they’re designed for comfort with an EVA foam midsole.
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Why we like it: Whether you're baking or marinating, a set of nesting glass bowls has many uses in the kitchen. This set comes with a lid for each bowl, which means that you can also use them to store ingredients or leftovers.
What you should know: Per the brand, the glass bowls can go in the dishwasher and the microwave. The lids should be hand-washed, though.
Why we like it: This 20-ounce water bottle is good for everyday use, and it comes from a brand we’ve recommended for years. Its narrow build is less than three inches wide, and the screw-on top has a carrying handle.
What you should know: We tested several Hydro Flasks (like the micro mini, the travel mug and the trail series) and found them to be reliable picks. Note that the brand recommends hand washing.
Why we like it: If you’re tired of hunting for things in your fridge or cabinets, this eight-piece set will help you organize everything from canned drinks to eggs. To clean them, a quick hand-wash is recommended.
What you should know: OXO is a trusted brand in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Lab, and one that we include several times in our list of cool kitchen gadgets.
Jessica is a commerce editor at Hearst Magazines, where she writes for Good Housekeeping, Esquire, House Beautiful, Country Living, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Elle Decor, Town & Country, Harper's Bazaar, and Prevention. With more than 15 years of experience, she tests and reports on useful, unique, and trending products—everything from baby gear to home decor to power tools—and tracks the best sales in the lifestyle and tech spaces.
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