Best Fourth of July sales 2026: Save on J.Crew, Gap and more
Cue the fireworks.
With Fourth of July weekend (and an East Coast heat wave) upon us, numerous retailers are heralding the all-American holiday with sizzling sales on everything from designer clothing to celebrities’ favorite beauty buys.
If you’re staying in the AC and doing a little online shopping (we don’t blame you), keep scrolling to shop some of the best deals we found across the internet, from blue jeans to the perfect red lipstick.
J.Crew has some of the biggest deals we’ve seen so far for this Fourth of July weekend: 40% off select full-price styles, plus up to an extra 60% off already-on-sale items.
Score an extra 50% off on-sale clothing at Anthropologie, plus up to 40% off furniture, decor, candles, bedding and more (including those viral juice glasses you might be seeing all over your For You Page).
Aritizia is slashing prices by up to 50% sitewide, making it a great time to stock up on the elevated basics seen on everyone from Martha Stewart to Meghan Markle.
Westman Atelier founder Gucci Westman’s worked on some of the most famous faces in the business, from Jennifer Aniston to Anne Hathaway. Score 20% off select products during her beauty brand’s Long Weekend Event, including the Lip Suede Matte Lipstick the “Devil Wears Prada” star uses.
At Uniqlo’s biggest sale of the summer, snag discounts up to 50% off — including on styles from the company’s JW Anderson collab. (I wore the Oxford Boxy Short Sleeve Shirt last week and got multiple compliments from total strangers.)
These deals were practically made to fly off the shelves. Score 25% off almost all of Madewell’s shorts, dresses and shoes with the code LONGWEEKEND.
What’s more all-American than Gap denim? The iconic mall brand’s gotten a stylish update under creative director Zac Posen — and while the buzzy Victoria Beckham collab isn’t on sale, many other wardrobe must-haves are.
The fireworks won’t be the only thing shimmering this weekend. With the code SPARKLER, enjoy 20% off fine jewelry from Aurate. Meghan Markle’s worn the brand’s designs over the years, while Bethenny Frankel recently spotlighted the nearly $500-off Lab Grown White Sapphire Three Layered Tennis Necklace on Instagram.
Don’t sleep on deals from “bed-rotting” queen Paige DeSorbo’s elevated loungewear brand. From her go-to Overnight Shirt to comfy, Hannah Berner-inspired favorites like the Hannah Short, the Daphne summer sale has great deals up to 30% off.
Given Shein just acquired Everlane, its signature designs might be changing soon. So if you’re a fan of the brand, we’d recommend snagging sale styles — which are already discounted by up to 70% — for an additional 20% off.
From flag sweaters to those famous $2 flip-flops, Old Navy is practically made for the Fourth of July. (Just ask Kathy and Paris Hilton, who recently starred in a barbeque-themed campaign for the classic brand.) During its summer sale, save big on Paris-approved picks like these trendy mesh ballet flats.
What do Jalen Brunson and Taylor Swift have in common (besides generating major headlines this summer, of course)? Both have stepped out wearing Simkhai in recent weeks. While the brand’s celeb-adored designs are certainly a splurge, select styles are up to 60% off right now.
While there’s still some time before Sephora’s next VIB sale, the beauty giant is currently offering 30% off the Sephora Collection and up to 50% off select products from other brands.
From monogrammed totes to capsule wardrobe-worthy staples, Alex Mill’s Fourth of July sale is full of gems.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
