Amazon
Warehouse · North Washington ·
Online marketplace for clothing, electronics, and home goods
Online marketplace for clothing, electronics, and home goods
"A handy place to find affordable silk headscarves that keep hair off the neck and out of the face while still looking elegant—an effective, stylish alternative to baseball caps for disguising sweat and staying cool." - Nneya Richards Nneya Richards Nneya Richards is a New York City-based fashion and travel writer and public speaker. She is a frequent contributor to publications including Condé Nast Traveler, Vogue, and PopSugar, and has been featured on CBS News and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"This large retailer provides a wide assortment of affordable, travel-friendly summer business-casual clothing—short-sleeve blouses, sleeveless vests and two-piece blazer outfits, jumpsuits and rompers, midi and button-down dresses, palazzo and linen pants, chiffon tops, and two-piece loungewear—many items under $50. Customer reviews repeatedly praise the pieces for being lightweight, breathable, wrinkle-resistant, comfortable for long travel days, and highly versatile (easy to dress up with a blazer or vest or wear casually); practical touches like pockets, good fit, and packability are frequently noted." - Aly Walansky Aly Walansky Aly Walansky is a food and travel writer who has spent the last two decades traveling the world in pursuit of the hottest spices and most delicious cocktails. Aly has been covering lifestyle topics, with a focus on food, home, and wellness, for two decades. She's done all of this living and working (and eating!) from a tiny New York City studio apartment — so she knows a thing or two about traveling, cooking and living well on a budget, while fitting it all in a small space. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A Memorial Day sale is offering massive discounts across travel gear, apparel, accessories and tech—claims include up to 90% off and prices as low as $6—covering brands like Adidas, Samsonite, Apple and Osprey. Notable bargains and editor favorites span categories: noise-cancelling earbuds (Apple AirPods Pro 2 at $199), tracking tech (Apple AirTag at $25), a popular Samsonite Solyte DLX softside suitcase ($146) and Samsonite Winfield hardside options ($150), compact chargers and travel blankets (Charmast portable charger $19; EverSnug blanket & pillow $30), luggage scales ($10 Travel Inspira), and camping gear (Coleman instant 6-person tent $213). The sale also highlights value luggage sets (Travel Select 8-piece), travel backpacks (Osprey Sojourn Porter), clothing and footwear deals (sundresses, lightweight shorts, packable flats and supportive sneakers), packing organizers (Bagail and Veken packing cubes), and a wide selection of other travel essentials recommended for holiday trips." - Rylee Johnston Rylee Johnston Rylee Johnston is a Shopping Writer and reporter for Travel & Leisure with more than four years of digital media experience. She covers all things travel-related including luggage, packing supplies, and fashion essentials. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"An early Memorial Day sale is offering steep discounts across travel essentials—up to about 63% off—covering luggage, clothing, shoes, tech, and outdoor gear. Standout deals highlighted include an Apple AirTag for $25; the flight-attendant–approved Travelpro Maxlite 5 softside carry-on (~$145); the T+L-tested Samsonite Freeform hardside (~$168); Satina high-waisted leggings for $15; Matein and Taygeer travel backpacks at deep discounts; a Happy Travel two-person pop-up tent for $59; EverSnug travel blanket and pillow for roughly $30; Charmast portable chargers for about $19; and compression packing cubes for under $20. The promotion features name brands (Apple, Samsonite, Adidas, Reebok, Vionic), Prime‑exclusive coupons and editor- and shopper‑favorite picks, making it a one-stop opportunity to stock up on both city- and outdoor-travel essentials with items priced as low as $7." - Rylee Johnston Rylee Johnston Rylee Johnston is a Shopping Writer and reporter for Travel & Leisure with more than four years of digital media experience. She covers all things travel-related including luggage, packing supplies, and fashion essentials. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"The large online marketplace lists the popular suet brand Atora at an "eye-popping $18 per pound," while the author pays about $3 per pound at a local independent butcher; searching for suet on the site returns "98 percent" wild-bird-food results "not fit for human consumption." The piece notes that Atora can often be found in supermarket baking aisles (see: pie crusts) despite the inflated online prices." - Hardly Kephart
