Even Oprah can’t resist an Amazon impulse purchase.

When the media mogul dropped her 2026 Favorite Things list on Oprah Daily this morning, we couldn’t help but notice a rare affordable fashion find made the cut: Tankaneo’s Cropped White Shirt.

“I’ve searched far and wide for the perfect white shirt — and this is it,” she declared of the button-up, which is currently on sale for just $27.

“I bought it myself off Amazon, and then saw one just like it in a boutique in Santorini for 15 times the price!” she added. “I walked out so proud.”

While she spotlighted the white version on her list, the shirt comes in 18 different colorways, from classic stripes to solid neutrals.

For warmer months, there’s an equally flattering short-sleeved version in both white and black.

It seems the pick has been in the works for months. When Oprah appeared on “Today” back in January, she told host Jenna Bush Hager a “cropped white long-sleeved shirt with pockets” was her favorite recent online purchase. (While she didn’t name the exact shirt at the time, the description is basically identical.)

“I have four of them,” she said, while Hager gushed, “I’m going to Prime that right now.”

While Oprah said she gets some of her product picks from friends or team members, this one was a special firsthand selection.

“Occasionally I’m just scrolling along and think, ‘That’s going to go on my list,’” she said in a YouTube promo this morning about how she curates her beloved roundup.

Below, shop a few more “favorites” — and check out our full guide to the best picks from this year’s list.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.