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Welcome to Add to Cart, in which Esquire editors tell you about the clothes, shoes, watches, gear, gadgets, booze, and anything else we're coveting right now. - The Editors at Esquire |
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You're going to face a barrage of shopping stories this weekend. From every corner of the Internet, you're going to be told to buy this, this, and that from Amazon's Spring Sale—which is happening now through March 25. To be fair, I'm one of the people telling you what to buy. Whether it's a new MacBook, some AirPods, or a new TV, there are some deals to be had. But, to show you what's really worth your hard-earned dollars, let me (someone who shops online for a living) tell you what the good deals actually are. |
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No matter what type of cyclist (or e-cyclist) you are, there's one for you. |
| Compromise isn't necessarily a bad thing. |
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Top models at the best price we've seen 'em. |
| It's time to upgrade movie night. |
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Lululemon loves naming a product. A lot of the time, those monikers—Surge, Fast and Free, License to Train—are pretty obviously playing into the performance aspect of the clothing. But there are also items, like the Fundamental T-Shirt, that derive their names from, well, their fundamental-ness. These are the go-to pieces that form the building blocks of a wardrobe, they tell us. So if you were to see something called "ABC Pants," think, Well, it doesn't get more fundamental than the first three letters of the alphabet, and leave it at that, I wouldn't blame you; the name seems to stick to an established convention. Now, according to Lululemon, things have changed in the interceding years. The "ABC" these days really does mean "fundamental," or something along those lines. But the fit and tech innovations that made the pants such a hit from the get-go are still there. |
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