10 Best Anthropologie Sales to Shop Now

Whenever I shop at Anthropologie, I end up wanting to buy just about everything—it’s all designed with beauty in mind. In a perfect world, I would be able to get all of the chic kitchen gear and stunning home decor, but in reality, my budget says no. One thing I do allow myself to do, though, is peruse the sale section, which is often packed with gems worth investing in. 

And right now, those gems abound, with fantastic deals starting at just $10. As someone looking to furnish a whole new space, now is the perfect time to add things to my cart. Since I know I am not alone, I went ahead and gathered my 10 favorite Anthropologie sale section finds out of the hundreds of options. From scented candles to coupe glasses, don’t miss your chance to grab this typically pricey brand for less. (Bonus: Nothing on this list is over $40.) 

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Best Anthropologie Sale Section Finds 

• Morgan Coupe Glasses, Set of 4, $35 (was $56) 
• Doni Terry Dishcloths, Set of 6, $20 (was $28) 
• Herbiflora Serving Set, $30 (was $48) 
• Joan Luster Soda Glass Butter Dish, $13 (was $18) 
• Found Notes Fresh Coriander & Fig Leaf Boxed Candle, $25 (was $34) 
• Cucina Tall Olive Oil Cruet, $40 (was $58) 
• Preserved Eucalyptus Nicoly Bunch, $25 (was $38) 
• Bombas Heather Merino Socks, $20 (was $30) 
• Tangle Teezer Mini Ultimate Detangler, $10 (was $11) 
• Sophie Conran for Burgon & Ball 1.7-Liter Galvanized Steel Watering Can, $40 (was $58) 

Morgan Coupe Glasses, Set of 4

I think everyone who loves to host should have a set of coupe glasses. They’re great for cocktails, but they’re also perfect serving vessels for everything from cocktail shrimp (pun intended) to tiramisu. With their tinted glass finish, these 13.5-ounce glasses are equally as chic as they are functional. You can score the set of four in pink or green for roughly 38% off right now.  

Doni Terry Dishcloths, Set of 6

Buying everyday essentials like dishcloths doesn’t have to be boring. In fact, these terry cloths are anything but that. The absorbent cotton will be able to handle all of your dish-drying needs. Plus, they’re machine-washable, so there’s no need to hesitate before cleaning up a spill. They come in bright, fun colors—including green, orange and red—with contrasting pops throughout. With six in the set, they come out to just $3 apiece on sale. 

Herbiflora Serving Set

I envision these stunning serving spoons on my summer barbecue spread, nestled into a beautifully crisp salad for guests to enjoy. While that might feel far away, it’ll be here before we know it, and I want them to be ready to go when those bright days do come around. (Who knows, maybe they’ll inspire me to make a great big salad before then.) The spoons are silver, while the handles are sleek brass. Each handle’s end is in the shape of an herb for a fitting finishing touch. 

Joan Luster Soda Glass Butter Dish

Everyone needs a butter dish—they really do keep butter fresh. This one is made from glass and comes in clear luster or green luster. The base easily fits a standard stick of butter and has two built-in handles for moving the dish around. Regardless of which color you pick, the glass lid is easy to see through, so you know exactly when you need to refill the dish. Shop it for just $13 on sale. 

Found Notes Fresh Coriander & Fig Leaf Boxed Candle

I could never shop at Anthropologie without at least looking at the candles. This scent profile, in particular, is practically screaming at me. Coriander refers to the cilantro seed and has a fresh spiced scent that’s perfect for a kitchen candle. Blended with notes of fig, lemon, oakmoss and cedarwood, it’s an irresistible combination you could pop anywhere in the house. I also love how unique the candle vessel is with its floating design and yellow-amber tint. 

Cucina Tall Olive Oil Cruet

This olive oil cruet is another one of those cute but useful pieces. The stoneware material will keep your olive oil protected on the counter (sunlight can degrade the oil, causing faster spoiling), while the spout lid makes it easy to glug into pans, into bowls, or onto ingredients on a sheet pan. It has a soft white finish, so it’ll match most kitchens, along with a debossed “Olio” adorned with two small flowers. 

Preserved Eucalyptus Nicoly Bunch

I love using dried or preserved botanicals for decor because you don’t have to worry about maintaining them. After all, life gets busy, and I don’t always have time to track a plant’s schedule. Eucalyptus is an easy way to add greenery to a space, and I love the organic leafy look of this variety. I think it stands on its own, though you could easily add it to an arrangement. While it could work in any space, I think it’d look loveliest in a kitchen or dining room. For $25, it’s already in my cart. 

Bombas Heather Merino Socks

Everyone around me knows that I have been a huge Bombas fan since the day the brand launched. The socks are so soft and comfortable and last me for years even with weekly wear. I would never pass up a sale, especially on this pair with its extra thick merino wool blend to keep your feet nice and warm, making these ideal house socks. Bombas has also added grippy tabs to the bottom of the sock to make it even easier to walk around the house. I love the cute roll-top detail, too. You can shop them on sale in grey, ivory and lilac, but sizes are selling fast. (I also found another pair of merino wool blend socks from Bombas, but they’re also selling quickly.) 

Tangle Teezer Mini Ultimate Detangler

My hairdresser taught me that your hair is most susceptible to damage when it’s wet, which is usually the only time I brush my naturally wavy hair. She recommended a Tangle Teezer brush, and I have never looked back since. The prongs are gentle and truly get through any knots or rough patches of my hair without being too aggressive. This mini one is perfect to keep in my bag or take on trips when I want to save as much space as I can. I also love the plum color, so it’s a total win-win. 

Sophie Conran for Burgon & Ball 1.7-Liter Galvanized Steel Watering Can

I am in love with the design of this steel watering can. Not only is it chic, but it’s also smart—the curved handle is perfectly set for easy grabbing and tilting. Its long spout is angled in a way to really get into your plants for even watering in the garden. It’s around the time when you might be planning what you’re seeding or planting for the year, so why not refresh your gear while you’re at it?