Huckberry’s Winter Sale Just Dropped—These Are the 10 Biggest Deals to Score
Men’s Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.
Quality goods aren’t hard to come by at Huckberry, but finding the deal you want on those products can be. Thankfully, the brand just went live with its winter sale on Feb. 7, offering up to 45% off hundreds of products, including some of the site’s bestselling waxed canvas jackets, men’s Chelsea boots, and cold-weather accessories.
Jackets are the best products to score during the sale, including those from brands like Relwen, Eddie Bauer, and a selection of red-hot Flint and Tinder waxed jackets that rarely see markdowns. Footwear is another key category to check out, with styles from brands like Astorflex, Adidas, and Greys taking up some of the top trending spots.
After Men’s Journal looked through the Huckberry winter sale, we found a combination of wear-now apparel and accessories at can’t-miss prices that must be considered above all else before the sale ends on Feb. 11. And though it’s hard to narrow down the shopping list, these are the 10 products you have to check out first.
Flint and Tinder Flannel-Lined Waxed Hudson Jacket, From $208 (was $348) at Huckberry 
The Flint and Tinder Flannel-Lined Waxed Hudson Jacket in Field Tan.
The Flint and Tinder Waxed Hudson Jacket is the star of Huckberry’s winter sale. This jacket features a British-made weather-resistant waxed canvas shell and a cozy lining made from flannel that’ll get you through the dreariest of winter days. It’s the kind of jacket that makes admirers think, “That guy knows how to dress himself.” Stick with your normal size for lightweight or no layering underneath or opt for a size larger to sport it with a thick hoodie.
What Shoppers Are Saying: “I use this when I go truffle hunting with my dog and it’s perfect! Warm, weather resistant, and the low pockets are perfect for easy and quick access. Highly recommend!”
Also Check Out:
- Flint and Tinder 10-Year Quarter Zip Sweatshirt, $96 (was $138)
- Forty Five Supima Crew T-Shirt, $31 (was $42)
Relwen Quilted Insulated Tanker Jacket, $222 (was $318) at Huckberry 
The Relwen Quilted Insulated Tanker Jacket in navy
Relwen’s Quilted Tanker jacket is the No. 4 bestselling product of all time at Huckberry. Warm and water-resistant, this jacket is a perennial favorite, offering the perfect weight to layer under a coat or as the outer layer itself. It’s got pockets aplenty and should be one of the only jackets you’ll need during shoulder season.
What Shoppers Are Saying: “High-quality construction. The feel of care sewn into the jacket is throughout. Solid, durable, and exceptionally stylish. It’s my go-to fall throw-on. It is true to size, maybe even a tad snug. If you’re in a place with seasonal layering against the elements, size up to get over sweaters. All in all—badass.”
Also Check Out:
- Relwen Quilted Flannel Shirt Jacket, From $173 (was $248)
- Relwen Brushed Flannel Blanket Tartan Long Sleeve Shirt, $118 (was $198)
Astorflex Bitflex Chelsea Boot, From $200 (was $250) at Huckberry 
The Astorflex Bitflex Chelsea Boot in Tobacco.
The Astorflex Bitflex Chelsea boot is the third bestselling product at Huckberry of all time. Right now, you can score the select colors for less to instantly up your footwear game. These boots are handcrafted in Northern Italy by a family of expert bootmakers and feature a natural crepe sole and soft elastic goring panels for easy access. They only come in whole sizes; if you have a medium-width foot, order a size down. If you have a wide foot, consider sizing up.
What Shoppers Are Saying: “These boots are exactly as they appear. I wanted something semi-formal, but appropriate for everyday wear when I don’t feel like wearing my cowboy boots. The color, texture—everything is perfect. I was a little nervous spending this much money on a pair of boots, as I usually take a more frugal route, but I’m extremely pleased with my purchase.”
Also Check Out:
- Astorflex Brownflex Chukka Boot in Tobacco Suede, $172 (was $215)
- Rhodes Footwear Owen Moc Toe Boot, From $192 (was $298)
Proof Rover Double-Knee Work Pant, $89 (was $138) at Huckberry 
The Proof Rover Double-Knee Work Pants in Anthracite/Black.
Proof’s double-knee pants aren’t just for carpenters and bikers. These pants have been designed to provide all-day comfort in addition to long-lasting durability. They feature a contrast fabric knee patch for utility in addition to moisture-wicking properties, a gusseted crotch, and added stretch to keep guys feeling their best. Now on sale, they’re available in a straight and slim fit in three colors.
What Shoppers Are Saying: “I’d been looking for a double-knee for a while that was as much fashion as function—this is it. I love the subtle color blocking the double knee provides. It works great with a button down in the office and out in the field or shop in projects.”
Also Check Out:
- Relwen Corduroy Supply Pant, $158 (was $198)
- Foehn Brise Schoeller Pant, From $104 (was $160)
Give’r Gloves 4 Season Glove w/ Wax Coating, From $89 (was $139) at Huckberry 
The Give’r 4 Season Glove w/ Wax Coating in Chestnut
Gloves are an often overlooked men’s accessory, but having a quality pair that’ll last into the next decade is a worthy investment. Take advantage of this sale on Give’r Gloves during Huckberry’s winter sale. This wax-coated pair is completely waterproof thanks to an internal membrane and is lined with Thinsulate to keep hands warm when shoveling in the winter or doing chilly-weather yardwork. They come in three cool colors, but we’re in love with the brown.
What Shoppers Are Saying: “Every time I put these gloves on, I feel like I’m Thanos putting on the Infinity Gauntlet and I’m about to snap half of the universe out of existence. Instead, I just go outside and do some rugged yardwork. These things look bad ass, are thick and warm, and can take a beating. I can’t wait to see how these things look after a few years of developing a patina.”
Also Check Out:
- Huckberry Cruisers Sunglasses, From $17 (was $39)
