Shopbop and FARFETCH carry this week's clearest luxury markdowns (2026)

On Monday morning, the strongest verified numbers were attached to specific product pages rather than a storewide code: Shopbop showed a Stella McCartney tote at $598.75 from $2,395, while FARFETCH showed an ALESSANDRO VIGILANTE jumpsuit at $399 from $1,084 with one left. Both are final sale. 1 2

This scan covers live listings checked Monday, August 10, 2026. A page with no closing date is not a promise that the price or size will remain available.

The board at a glance

Retailer and deal	Discount anchor	Product signal	Region and conditions	Clock
Shopbop — Stella McCartney Ryder Alter Suede Open Tote	$598.75 from $2,395 — 75% off	Suede tote bag; Moka color	US storefront; page labels it Final Sale and shows free shipping on US orders. 3	No closing date shown; price is inventory-led.
Shopbop — Balmain Anthem Calfskin Mini Handbag	$798 from $1,995 — 60% off	Calfskin mini handbag with gold-tone buckle	US storefront; Final Sale; free shipping on US orders. 4	No closing date shown.
Shopbop — Jil Sander Cannolo Small Bag	$796 from $1,990 — 60% off	Metallic-finish sheepskin shoulder bag; Atlantic Deep	US storefront; Final Sale; the page shows Only 1 left and free US shipping. 5	Act on stock, not a date: one left shown.
FARFETCH — ALESSANDRO VIGILANTE straight-leg jumpsuit	$399 from $1,084 — 60% off	Black V-neck jumpsuit	US storefront; Final Sale; import duties included; last one shown. 2	Estimated delivery Aug. 17–21; last one shown.
FARFETCH — Elisabetta Franchi jersey-and-tulle jumpsuit	$515 from $850 — 35% off	Made-in-Italy evening/event jumpsuit	US storefront; import duties included; estimated delivery in 1–3 business days. 6	No closing date shown.
FARFETCH — Marc Jacobs The Stitched 72 Spring sneaker	$175 from $250 — 30% off	Black lace-up sneaker	US storefront; imported; estimated delivery Aug. 13–18; the page does not label this listing Final Sale. 7	No closing date shown.

If you want a bag, compare the return risk before the percentage

The deepest bag price is the Stella McCartney Ryder Alter Suede Open Tote: $598.75 against a $2,395 previous price. The page labels it Final Sale, so the 75% headline is only attractive if you already know the silhouette and color work for you. The listing shows Moka and free US shipping, but a shipping benefit does not change the final-sale condition. 3

The Balmain Anthem Calfskin Mini Handbag reaches the same 60% discount band at $798 from $1,995. It is also Final Sale. Its advantage is the lower ticket versus many designer handbags; its disadvantage is that the page gives no visible end date or storewide guarantee that another color will remain. 4

The sharper urgency signal is the Jil Sander Cannolo Small Bag in Atlantic Deep: $796 from $1,990, marked Final Sale, with Only 1 left shown. This is the page to open first if that color and compact shoulder-bag shape are already on your list. 5

There is also a different Jil Sander Cannolo listing at Shopbop for $1,134 from $1,890, or 40% off, without a Final Sale label in the returned product copy. That is a useful comparison: paying $338.00 more buys a less severe return restriction, not a better bag. Shopbop says non-final-sale returns are free when scanned by the carrier within 15 days of delivery, cost a $10 label fee on days 16–30, and are not accepted after 30 days. Check the exact color page before relying on that distinction. 8

For an outfit, the last-one listing is the real deadline

FARFETCH’s ALESSANDRO VIGILANTE straight-leg jumpsuit is $399 from $1,084, a 60% reduction. The black V-neck piece is Final Sale, the page shows Last 1 left, import duties included, and an estimated Aug. 17–21 delivery window. The delivery estimate tells you when it may arrive; the stock line is the reason to decide now. 2

The less extreme option is Elisabetta Franchi’s jersey-and-tulle jumpsuit, $515 from $850, or 35% off. The page identifies it as made in Italy and shows import duties included with a 1–3 business-day delivery estimate on the US path. There is no visible closing date, so the useful comparison is fit and event use, not a countdown that the page does not provide. 6

The lower-risk entry is the sneaker

The Marc Jacobs The Stitched 72 Spring lace-up sneaker is $175 from $250, or 30% off. That is a smaller saving than the final-sale bags and jumpsuits, but the product page does not label the listing Final Sale. It also shows an Aug. 13–18 estimated delivery window on the US storefront. Read the checkout return language before paying; the absence of a Final Sale label is a useful signal, not a substitute for the current terms. 7

One page to stop chasing

The US Givenchy sale page at 24S now says, "Our selection is not yet available." The same page displays 10% off a first order with code 10FIRST and links to the promotion terms, but it shows no current Givenchy sale products to price or compare. Treat the welcome offer as a separate route—not as evidence that the earlier Givenchy markdown is still live. No expiration date is shown on the page. 9

A five-minute shopping order

Start with the product, not the banner. Open the Stella McCartney, Balmain, and Jil Sander pages and confirm the color, stock, and Final Sale label before comparing the percentage.
Use the last-one signal carefully. The Jil Sander Cannolo and ALESSANDRO VIGILANTE pages show one unit left. Buy only when the size, measurements, and return restriction are acceptable.
Choose the cleaner sneaker route if return flexibility matters. The Marc Jacobs page shows a 30% reduction and no Final Sale label; verify the live checkout policy anyway.
Recheck the delivered total. FARFETCH shows import duties included on the two jumpsuit pages; still confirm the final total and delivery destination before submitting the order.

The best percentage this week is the Stella McCartney tote, but the best decision depends on what the price cut takes away. Final Sale turns a 60–75% discount into a fit-and-preference test; one-left listings add inventory pressure; the Marc Jacobs sneaker offers a smaller saving with a less severe signal on the product page. That is the trade-off to judge before clicking Buy.