Love a great fashion find? So do we. While we share plenty of recommendations every day, what really wins a permanent spot in our closets is, true to its name, that feeling of getting a steal. Anything goes, as long as it’s under $300. Consider this a direct peek into our wardrobes, backed by solid fashion logic. Look out for new and emerging brands—highlighted weekly by our editors.

Kallmeyer’s Striped Tees
Many brands aim to perfect the T-shirt, but it’s a tough challenge—one of fashion’s elusive white whales. How high should the neckline be? How boxy can you go without losing the shape? Is there room for a tuck? (Preferably, yes.) While I love much from Kallmeyer, my introduction to the label was through its striped tees, which come in a rotating selection of colors that feel like collector’s gold. Seeing them styled in a Z-Boys-meets-Tribeca-mom way shifted my perspective: there’s a fine line between Parisian cliché and artful design, and founder Daniella walks it expertly—like Philippe Petit on a tightrope. The Wynn tee is a personal favorite, perfect for layering under sweaters or tying around the waist. The sleeves are generous but not too long or loose; the collar sits neatly above the collarbone without feeling tight. Best of all, it’s incredibly soft. At $135 for short sleeve and $145 for long sleeve, it’s a bit more than I’d usually spend on a basic—but it has everything I want in a T-shirt and nothing I don’t. For a taste of Daniella’s world, my final thought is clear: it feels like a total steal. —Talia Abbas, shopping director

Comme Si’s La Classica Shirt
You might know Comme Si for its delightful, colorful socks, which launched the brand into the fashion scene in 2019. While those everyday staples lean toward the higher end of what many might spend on a basic, the label’s shirts hit a sweet spot just under $300. What sets these crisp button-downs apart from similar high-street essentials is their Italian craftsmanship—made from 100% Italian cotton poplin and finished with delicate mother-of-pearl buttons. Thoughtful design details, like the box pleat and back yoke, make it stand out from standard button-downs. The fit is generous, roomy yet true to the shoulder, without being oversized. It’s a cut that works just as well tucked in as worn loose. My favorite? The “Grecian” blue—a perfect traditional menswear shade that reminds me of an old women’s shirt I once saw from The Row. True to Comme Si, the shirt comes in a rainbow of colors, from classic white to maraschino cherry red and pale pinks, to suit any wardrobe. Sometimes I even like to style mine back-to-front for a fun twist. —Madeline Fass, fashion market director

Frequently Asked Questions
Of course Here is a list of FAQs about Feels Like a Steal Shop Vogues Favorite Finds Under 300 designed to sound like questions from real readers

General Beginner Questions

1 What exactly is Feels Like a Steal
Its a curated shopping guide or editorial feature from Vogue that highlights stylish highquality clothing accessories and home goods all priced under 300

2 Is this a specific sale or just a list of recommendations
Its a curated list of recommendations These are items Vogue editors have found and loveits not a storewide sale but a selection of great pieces at accessible price points

3 How often is this list updated
Vogue typically updates these favorite finds lists seasonally or for specific shopping events but new items may be added regularly online

4 Where can I actually buy these items
The list will include direct links to purchase from the brands own websites or from major retailers like NetaPorter SSENSE MatchesFashion or Nordstrom

Shopping Selection Questions

5 What kinds of items are usually featured
Youll find a mix timeless wardrobe staples statement accessories beauty products and often chic home decor or lifestyle items

6 Are these items actually good quality or just cheap fast fashion
The focus is on value not just low cost Vogue curates from contemporary brands emerging designers and highquality diffusion lines known for better materials and construction than typical fast fashion

7 How do I know what size to get
Always check the specific brands size chart on their product page Sizing can vary widely between designers even in this price range

8 Can I return items if they dont work out
Return policies are set by the individual retailer you purchase from not Vogue Always check the return policy and shipping costs before you buy

Advanced Strategic Questions

9 Whats the strategy behind Vogues curation Why these items
Editors look for pieces that feel special current and investmentworthyitems that punch above their weight class in terms of design material