Nearly every top-rated piece of clothing just went on sale at Anthropologie

All your favorite styles just went on sale.

All your favorite styles just went on sale. (Photo: Anthropologie)

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Anthropologie is one of our favorite stores to shop, and for good reason: There's never a shortage of chic dresses, jumpsuits and denim to be found. Cozy favorites, such as joggers and leggings, are also in abundance. While we'd happily browse its goods to our heart's content on a normal day, this weekend, there's even more reason to peruse the popular retailer's wares: Through Sunday, April 26, only, most clothing items are marked down by 30%, with eligible sale items receiving an additional 30% off when you add them to your cart.

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While exclusions apply, chic sale styles, like this Capulet Ossie Zebra Jumpsuit, go from $189 to $109.95 to $76.97 when you add them to your cart. This breezy number boasts an eye-catching animal print and handy front patch pockets to store your phone or keys. It zips up the back, and reviewers say it's both "delightful and swingy."

Regularly full-priced styles, meanwhile, like this five-star Leopard Camo Tee, normally $98, drop down to $68.60. With its three-quarter sleeves and easy pullover fit, it's a great little transitional piece for spring.

Comfy AND chic.

Comfy AND chic. (Photo: Anthropologie)

If you're looking for something a little more leisurely, these customer-loved Cloth & Stone Paint-Splattered Joggers also see a discount, falling from $118 to $82.60. The slim fit and distressed detailing keep them stylish, while a drawstring waist and back pockets practically scream "comfort." 

Shipping is free on all orders, so there's no extra charge. Popular items do tend to go fast, however, so you'll want to snag 'em while you can. 

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Prices were accurate at the time this article was published but may change over time.

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