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Save on Cozy Earth’s Most Popular Bedding (and More) During Sleep Week
11.03.2024 - 19:27 / thespruce.com
Sleep Week has arrived. Whether you’re on the side of keeping daylight savings or hope to get rid of the clock-adjusting routine, now is the perfect time to take advantage of all the bedding sales as your body adapts to losing an hour. And as someone who needs a minimum of eight hours of sleep (more for proper functioning than beauty), I firmly believe in making investments to create the best sleeping experience one could have.
From sleek sheets that help regulate your body temperature to the softest throws that add texture to your bedroom oasis, Cozy Earth has a range of sheets, pillowcases, comforters, throws, and more that are all on sale for 35 percent off through April 1—exclusively for The Spruce readers. Use the code THESPRUCE to move your shopping cart through the actual checkout process, and finally own your full wish list items on discount.
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Bamboo viscose is Cozy Earth’s signature material that makes up the majority of its collections. It’s incredibly soft, temperature regulating, and washes great. They’re a favorite of our editors, too, who gave it a “Best Splurge” title for the softer-with-time material that they found was highly durable. For light sleepers, these won’t even make a rustling sound if you tend to toss and turn in your sleep. “[They] melt against your skin and give that dreamy feel,” shared one shopper who gave the set five stars.
The full Bamboo Sheet Set is a great gateway to start upgrading your bedding; it comes with one flat sheet, one fitted sheet, and two pillowcases. You can choose from 16 colors, ranging from classic neutral shades like White, Light Grey, and Driftwood to deeper tones like Walnut, Pacific Blue, and Olive. Available from twin XL to California king, the
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