Presidents Day came early this year-but just for Prime members.

"Amazon Prime is often celebrated for its lightning-fast shipping (sometimes even same-day), which is undeniably convenient when you need something in a pinch. But what's just as valuable, and often overlooked, are the exclusive Prime member-only deals that are unlocked well before everyone else has access, like Amazon's Presidents Day sales one week early. From travel must-haves like packing cubes and portable chargers to airplane layers and tech upgrades, these member-only discounts can quickly add up to major savings, long before the sales go public."

"If you aren't already a Prime member, consider these early deals your sign to finally take the leap. I've uncovered 30 of the best Prime member-only travel finds you can shop ahead of the Presidents Day rush, starting at just $7. Best Clothing Deals The first step on any packing list is clothes, and Amazon's Presidents Day sale is already overflowing with travel-ready pieces for Prime members."

"Opt for buttery-soft flared leggings while they're just $19, paired with a $20 lightweight sweater from one of our favorite Amazon brands. Layers on the plane are also a must to survive chilly cabins, which is why you'll be reaching for the $10-off Snuggle Sac Cardigan Sweater just as often as airplane entertainment or snacks. Iuga Wide-leg Pull-on Dress Pants"

Amazon Prime offers early, member-only Presidents Day deals across travel categories. Exclusive discounts include clothing, luggage, packing accessories, and tech items. Travel clothing deals feature packable sweaters, flared leggings, and cardigan sweaters with notable percentage discounts. Luggage and travel bags see member-only markdowns before public sales. Savings can accumulate and include items starting at $7. Prime membership grants early access, allowing members to shop ahead of the general Presidents Day rush. These early deals cover both practical travel essentials — chargers, layers, packing cubes — and wardrobe pieces tailored for comfort and convenience on the go.

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