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Here’s how to shop Nike’s exclusive members-only deals, and get up to 50% off select styles

Ellie Conley

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It’s no secret that sneakers, workout wear and athleisure can get pretty pricey — actually, everything is pretty pricey these days. So when there’s a good sale, you know you have to check it out. The thing is, this Nike sale is for members only. Luckily, it’s easy and free to become a member. And once you do, you can use code EARLY20 to take 20% off select styles, plus get an additional 20% off select sale items to save up to 50% in total. Additionally, you’ll receive free shipping on all orders, free returns, exclusive products and more exclusive deals from here on out.

Based on all the perks, it’s worth it to be a Nike member, even if you do get a few extra emails filling up your inbox. Plus, it’s easy to register — simply input your name, email address and birth date.

But, OK, let’s get to the real good stuff: Check out a few of the best full-priced items marked 20% off for Nike members below before the deal ends.

1. Nike Sportswear Phoenix Fleece, $56 (Orig. $70)

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This crewneck sweatshirt is slightly cropped and oversized. It’s anything but basic, yet it will easily become your go-to for wearing with sweats, leggings, shorts and jeans.

2. Nike Alate Minimalist Women’s Light-Support Padded Sports Bra, $38.40 (Orig. $48)

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This sports bra is for everyday wear, meaning you’ll want to put it on to wear under regular T-shirts, sweaters, dresses and more — but maybe not for a super high-intensity workout class. It has a standard bra clasp in the back, adjustable straps and a wireless cup style.

3. Nike One Women’s Dri-FIT Fitness Ultra High-Waisted 3″ Brief-Lined Shorts, $36 (Orig. $45)

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Strut your stuff in these high-waisted running shorts. The elastic waist moves with you, and the sweat-wicking material feels silky smooth.

4. Nike Men’s Air Force 1 ’07 Fresh, $112 (Orig. $140)

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If you’re still one of the only people without Nike’s Air Force 1 sneakers, now is your chance to get them on sale.

5. Nike Sportswear Club Fleece Pullover Hoodie, $48 (Orig. $60)

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You can’t go wrong with a new soft fleece hoodie. Refresh your closet with this fresh staple, available in several colors.

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