Summer is coming to an end and the cozy season will soon begin.
And if you’re looking to stock up on super-soft home goods for fall, Cozy Earth has just the thing: its semi-annual warehouse sale with some of the deepest discounts (up to 70% off!) we’ve ever seen from the brand.
Right now, shoppers can save big on basics like the Bamboo Linen Sheet Set—a limited-edition version of the original bamboo sheet set that Oprah called the “softest ever” on her 2018 Favorite Things list.
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For a complete bedding refresh, pair it with the Linen and Bamboo Duvet Cover, made from the same temperature-regulating bamboo and linen blend and currently 50% off.
If you are looking for a more decorative blanket, one of the greatest treasures on offer is the Diamond Knit Blanket made from soft and lightweight bamboo viscose.
And while Cozy Earth’s bamboo pajamas, beloved by Kris Jenner and Oprah, are currently on sale for 20% off, shoppers can score a whopping 70% off the luxurious Serenity Silk short-sleeved pajamas.
In addition to bedding, the big sale is also the last chance to shop the brand’s premium Push bathroom collection, which includes everything from washcloths to bath towels.
Cozy Earth has become one of the stars’ favorite bed and loungewear brands in recent years, appearing on Oprah’s “Favorite Things” lists five times in a row and being included in Kourtney Kardashian’s Poosh holiday mailers last year.
However, if you’re planning on buying something at the semi-annual warehouse sale, don’t hesitate, as some of these cozy finds may not be restocked once they’re sold out.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah sniffs out deals on truly affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s most popular labels to the test, and finds the beauty products that get 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.
