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Amazon Prime Day 2022 isn't the only big sale to look forward to in July. The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale kicks off as early as July 6 for select cardmembers, and opens to the public July 15.
Nordstrom released a preview of their annual can't-miss event, so you can see what'll be on sale and start building your wishlist. Below are some of our top picks from the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, plus everything you need to know about the sale.
Top products in this article:
Nuface Mini starter kit, $135 ($209 value)
Spanx Faux Leather Leggings, $65 (reduced from $98)
Bernardo Selma leather loafer, $159 (reduced from $248)
Early Access to the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale starts July 9 for all Nordstrom cardmembers. (Select cardmembers can shop even earlier, based on their status.) The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale will open to everyone on July 15, 2022.
To save big at the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale before it opens to the general public, you need to be a Nordstrom card holder (aka a Nordy Club member). If you don't already have a Nordstrom credit card, there's still time to sign up. Applicants can start shopping the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale the same day they get approved.
There are two types of Nordstrom cards you can sign up for: a retail credit card and a Visa credit card. Both cards offer the same Nordstrom benefits, including early access to the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale and points for every dollar spent on either card. First-time card holders can even get a $60 bonus when they sign up.
The 2022 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale ends Sunday, July 31. So even if you don't get early access, you'll have more than two weeks to save big and take advantage of all the great deals.
Here are our favorite deals from the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Stay hydrated this season with this ultra-dependable, wide-mouth Hydro Flask bottle. This 16-ounce bottle can keep hot drinks hot for up to six hours, and cold ones reliably cool for up to 24 hours.
Hydro Flask wide mouth cap bottle, $28 (reduced from $38)
"I have too many throw blankets," said no one, ever. During the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, these soft, fluffy blankets are $60 off.
Barefoot Dreams In the Wild throw blanket, $120 (reduced from $180)
This fashion-forward loafer is crafted with antiqued leather and a lug bottom for a modern look. The 1.75-inch heel will comfortably elevate your style. The Selma loafer is available in five colors, all of which are on sale during the 2022 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Bernardo Selma leather loafer, $159 (reduced from $248)
For the tech and tea enthusiast, this sleek electric kettle has a precision-pour spout and a built-in temperature control screen. The chic design will elevate any countertop.
During the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, this high-tech kettle will be on sale for $48 off.
Stagg EKG Electric Kettle, $141 (reduced from $189)
This uber-soft cardigan comes in three neutral hues. Wearing it is like wearing a cozy Barefoot Dreams blanket.
During the Nordstrom Anniversary sale, this Barefoot Dreams cardigan will be reduced from $148 to $100.
Barefoot Dreams longline shawl collar cardigan, $100 (reduced from $148)
Grow herbs and vegetables year-round with this self-watering indoor garden. The planter base has a built-in water reservoir for a month's worth of water. There's an LED lamp arm, and the kit comes with three basil starter pods in a proprietary soil mix. It comes in three colors.
Get this indoor garden kit for more than $50 off during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Click & Grow Smart Garden 3 self-watering indoor garden, $80 (reduced from $136)
This travel tote is made with water-resistant canvas and equipped with interior and exterior pockets, a padded laptop sleeve and a separate compartment to store shoes. Wear it as a shoulder or crossbody bag and take this convenient weekend bag on the go.
During the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2022, this bag will be reduced from $98 to $68.
Beis Weekend travel bag, $68 (reduced from $98)
The Nordstrpm Anniversary sale is the perfect time to pick up new beauty gadgets from Nuface, Dermapore and more.
This portable device by Nuface stimulates the face with an FDA-cleared microcurrent treatment that promises to improve contour, skin tone and the appearance of wrinkles. The device comes in a kit which includes the charging cradle, power adapter and a hydrating leave-on gel primer.
Nuface Mini starter kit, $135 ($209 value)
This unique two-in-one ultrasonic device unclogs pores for clearer skin and infuses your face with your favorite skin care product.
Nordstrom reviewers give this pore extractor a 4.2-star rating. "I'm a licensed master esthetician and I personally LOVE this tool," writes one reviewer. "If you are considering buying this product, please do. Honest."
Get it for $25 off during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Dermapore Ultrasonic Pore Extractor and Serum Infuser, $64 (reduced from $99)
Save big on some of Spanx's most popular styles during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
These Spanx leggings feature the brand's contoured power waistband to help smooth your silhouette. These leggings are a celebrity favorite: They've been worn by Lizzo, Kelly Clarkson, Clare Crawley, Hailee Steinfeld and more.
During the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale these Spanx leggings are reduced from $98 to $65.
Spanx Faux Leather Leggings, $65 (reduced from $98)
Add a little bit of extra shine to your wardrobe with these ultra-glossy faux leather leggings by Spanx. During the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, the glossy version of these popular leggings will be reduced from $110 to $73.
Spanx Faux Patent Leather leggings, $73 (reduced from $110)
Save big on these Ugg slippers, Ugg sling-backs and Ugg slides at Nordstrom.
These woolen women's slide slippers come in two colors and are made of genuine shearling. They're reduced from $90 to $60 during the 2022 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Ugg Scuffita genuine shearling slipper, $60 (reduced from $90)
These classic suede-and-shearling slippers come in six colors. They're suitable for indoor or outdoor wear and have a foam-cushioned footbed. These Ugg slippers are reduced from $100 to $70 during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Ugg genuine shearling classic slipper, $70 (reduced from $100)
The open-toe design of these genuine shearling slingback sandals means that, unlike a standard slipper, you wear these stylish shoes anywhere. Though they aren't included in this year's preview of the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, select colors are on sale right now (to everyone, not just Nordstrom cardholders) for a whopping 50% off.
Ugg Fluff Yeah genuine-shearling slingback sandal, $50 and up (reduced from $100)
First published on June 30, 2022 / 2:01 PM
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