REI Has Spring New Arrivals on Sale From $13

The first day of spring is just days away, which means it’s finally time to say a very loud goodbye to your winter wardrobe. But if your wardrobe is looking bare after you shed the heavy sweaters and coats, you may need to grab some lightweight layers and transitional staples to get you through the unpredictable weather of the next few months.

REI’s New Arrivals section is filled with tons of vests, breezy jackets, and breathable leggings from top brands like Vuori, Patagonia, and Columbia. And some pieces are already up to 40 percent off. Whether you’re stocking up for a spring break trip or you want to try a new raincoat style, the 10 finds below will help you soak up the sun, all the while keeping you cool and comfortable. Keep reading to see our top picks, starting at $13.

Whether you’re wearing them for a walk around your neighborhood or on a sightseeing trip abroad, these cushioned shoes provide long-lasting support. The roomier fit of this newly released hookah style accommodates wider feet, and its plush ankle collar prevents chafing and blisters on the go.

While April showers bring May flowers, March can be just as rainy. This brightly colored rain jacket can keep you warm and dry thanks to its nylon material, long collar, and adjustable hem drawstring. Even better, it can be packed into your chest pocket, making it ideal for stowing in checked baggage, carry-ons and travel bags.

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Spending more time outdoors means you need more comfortable styles that are easy to throw on. These pull-on shorts feature built-in mesh briefs for breathability, while the four-way stretch material makes them super light and comfortable. The front stash pocket is a handy feature – it looks big enough to hold a credit card or two.

All travelers need a few pairs of socks in their suitcase, even those headed to the beach or tropical destinations. They’re made from ankle-length Dradynamics yarn, a high-quality material that’s cushioning and moisture wicking, and come with high heel tabs to prevent slipping on your way from the airport to your destination, and back again.

The breathable fabric of this half-zip pullover is ideal for long flights, sightseeing expeditions and outdoor activities. In addition to being lightweight for spring, it’s equipped with moisture-wicking technology to keep you dry and cool in wet, windy and humid conditions. The pullover’s eye-catching zigzag pattern isn’t entirely for style, either — per Patagonia, it’s designed to increase airflow as you move to prevent overheating.

These mesh shoes are so light, you might forget you’re wearing them. In place of traditional laces, you’ll find a flexible pull cord system that can be tightened or loosened for a personalized fit. What’s more, these shoes feature four separate rubber outsoles on the bottom instead of one, to mimic the movement and flexibility of your actual foot.

Contoured arch support and molded foam insoles make these shoes a great choice for long travel days and trips to and from the airport. Their stylish mesh and leather construction also makes them wearable with a variety of travel outfits, including linen pants, sundresses, and comfortable loungewear sets.

Whether you wear them specifically for your flight or throughout your trip, these stretchy leggings are designed to withstand the most rigorous activities. The material is water-resistant and smudge-free, making the tights perfect for wearing in warm temperatures. We’re big fans of the invisible, zippered security pocket, which you can use to hide valuable travel essentials.

This packable jacket will take up minimal space in your suitcase, and the high collar design, adjustable hem and sleeve cuffs will keep you adequately protected from heavy rains. One traveler said it “kept them dry and comfortable while hiking in the jungles of Costa Rica,” and another reviewer added that they were “very happy with the way the water beaded and rolled off” while wearing it during a rain hike.

Vests aren’t just for winter. In fact, this down-filled version could easily replace your favorite spring jacket, as it’s equal parts light and warm. In addition to being waterproof, the outer shell is made from materials made from recycled fishing nets, making it partially sustainable. If you want to upgrade your airport attire, the deep front pockets look roomy enough to hold a phone, passport, or boarding pass.

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