Anthropologie's sale section is an extra 40% off this weekend: Shop 10 of the the best sale buys, but hurry!

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This weekend, tahe and extra 40% off on all sale styles at Anthropologie.
This weekend, tahe and extra 40% off on all sale styles at Anthropologie.

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If you love Anthropologie’s feminine, bohemian designs but don’t love paying full price for them, you’ll want to take note of this weekend’s epic sale.

Now through Sunday, shoppers can save big on clothing, accessories, and home goods with an extra 40 per cent off on all sale items — meaning that floral number you’ve been eyeing is now even more affordable than ever.

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Simply add your desired sale items to cart and the extra discount is automatically applied, no discount codes needed.

With spring in full swing, Anthropologie’s latest sale is the perfect opportunity to indulge in a little retail therapy while giving your wardrobe a seasonal refresh. Check out some of the freshest sale finds below!

Maeve Tabitha Swing Tunic Dress

Maeve Tabitha Swing Tunic Dress. Image via Anthropologie.
Maeve Tabitha Swing Tunic Dress. Image via Anthropologie.

This tunic dress in a punchy shade of fuchsia is sure to liven up any occasion. It features an on-trend square neckline and puffed sleeves, and a relaxed A-line silhouette.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $54 (originally $138)

Porter Cropped Wide-Leg Pants

Porter Cropped Wide-Leg Pants. Image via Anthropologie.
Porter Cropped Wide-Leg Pants. Image via Anthropologie.

In case you’re not on board the cargo pants revival, this pair of wide-leg trousers might just convince you.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $48 (originally $128)

Kantha-Stitched Washed Velvet Pillow

Kantha-Stitched Washed Velvet Pillow. Image via Anthropologie.
Kantha-Stitched Washed Velvet Pillow. Image via Anthropologie.

Add some texture and comfort to any space in your home with this round pillow finished in ultra-soft stitched velvet.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $21 (originally $58)

Dale Chelsea Boots

Dale Chelsea Boots. Image via Anthropologie.
Dale Chelsea Boots. Image via Anthropologie.

These boots are made for walking, with a chunky heeled sole and cushioned insoles for all-day comfort.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $60 (originally $138)

Let Me Be Ivy Ruffled Mini Dress

Let Me Be Ivy Ruffled Mini Dress. Image via Anthropologie.
Let Me Be Ivy Ruffled Mini Dress. Image via Anthropologie.

This gorgeous patterned dress is designed with ruffled touches at the neck and sleeves and an adjustable drawstring waist for your perfect fit.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $60 (originally $188)

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Pilcro Marla V-Neck Sweater

Pilcro Marla V-Neck Sweater. Image via Anthropologie.
Pilcro Marla V-Neck Sweater. Image via Anthropologie.

This airy knit promises endless ways to style it within your closet, from jeans to midi skirts and everything in between.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $54 (originally $128)

Farylrobin Marty Sherpa Slippers

Farylrobin Marty Sherpa Slippers. Image via Anthropologie.
Farylrobin Marty Sherpa Slippers. Image via Anthropologie.

If you’re still spending plenty of time at home, these colourful sherpa slippers are an easy way to brighten up your surroundings.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $30 (originally $60)

Roberta Maxi Sweater Dress

Roberta Maxi Sweater Dress. Image via Anthropologie.
Roberta Maxi Sweater Dress. Image via Anthropologie.

The pastel hues in this sweet striped dress are ideal for welcoming spring in all its glory.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $60 (originally $148)

Josefa Ring Set

Josefa Ring Set. Image via Anthropologie.
Josefa Ring Set. Image via Anthropologie.

Mix and match this set of four stacking rings for a little or a lot of sparkle.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $24 (originally $58)

Rosemary Cake Stand

Rosemary Cake Stand. Image via Anthropologie.
Rosemary Cake Stand. Image via Anthropologie.

There’s never been a better time to perfect your baking, and this hand carved wooden cake stand takes your presentation skills to the next level.

SHOP IT: Anthropologie, $54 (originally $136)

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