One of the primary perks of working as an interiors editor is an endless stream of bedding I get sent to test. I swap sheets like socks. I’ve tried every brand under the sun, but Cozy Earth consistently makes the cut. (Kris Jenner and Oprah agree, which certainly doesn’t hurt.)
It’s not cheap. But it is one of the best places to buy bedding. I’ll say it plainly: worth it at full price. But when it's in the Amazon Prime Day sale? No hesitation.
You’ve likely heard about the Cozy Earth bed sheets – the ones Kris and Oprah have raved about endlessly – or seen their cloudlike throws floating across your social threads. Maybe you’ve heard rumblings of a pillow stuffed entirely with mulberry silk. But what’s actually worth buying?
Despite owning enough bedding to furnish every bedroom in my NYC co-op twice over, there are a few Cozy Earth essentials that I reach for again and again. These are those items – the ones that I, as an editor, actually use on my own bed.
If you, like me, are devout about skin health, you already know pillowcases should be swapped out weekly – at minimum. You can never have too many. Whether you’re doubling up on a set you already love or want a low-lift way to test Cozy Earth’s iconic bamboo viscose, this pair is ideal. The neutral hues on offer (all on sale, by the way) make it easy to mix-and-match with the bedding you already own.
It’s not listed on Cozy Earth’s Amazon storefront, but I’d be remiss not to include this silk pillow. I love a silk pillowcase as much as the next beauty obsessive, but I was skeptical about silk inside the pillow – a luxury material where you can’t even see it? I hate to say it, but it’s not a waste. Perfectly firm, with a weight that feels expensive, and top-notch temperature control, I'm sleeping better than I have in years. The price might make you wince, but yes – it’s on sale, too: 30% off, plus an extra 15% with code COZYDAYS.
Some might say I have an unhealthy attachment to this throw. I take it everywhere. It’s draped over my lap while I work from home, wrapped around me during my nightly dose of bad reality TV, and – more often than I care to admit – carried upstairs when I head to bed. Unlike most throws, this one actually looks elegant, like real fur. (Visions of après-ski in some impossibly chic Swiss chalet come to mind.) I’ve never felt anything softer. Point being: you don’t need one. You need three.
Duvets: I’d rather run a 5K in heels than change mine. But this one? With its hidden zipper and snap closures that keep your insert in place, the swap-out isn’t nearly so dreadful. The bamboo viscose is gorgeous – some say softer and more lustrous than silk. Having tested an alarming number of silk options in my day, I can confirm: the legends are true.
One of my top bedding pet peeves is clumping. You spend good money on what you think is the best duvet insert, and by season’s end, it’s lumpy and uneven. This down-alternative version is, dare I say, pretty perfect. I’ve had it over a year – no clumps, no hot flashes, no chill – just cloud-like loft, thanks to its 100% recycled polyester fill and true baffle-box construction. I have the standard weight, but since it’s summer, I’d suggest grabbing the lightweight while it’s on sale at Cozy Earth.
I own this exact Cozy Earth bedding bundle – in the exact Oat colorway. These are the sheets you’ve likely heard Kris Jenner and Oprah raving about, and they're indeed worth the hype. If you buy one thing during this sale, let it be this: the set includes everything you need (a flat sheet, fitted sheet, and two pillowcases) to make your bed feel brand new. It makes me feel, frankly, a little fancy every night – and the temperature regulation during these warmer months is a must.
I am never going to complain about testing bedding, but if I could choose to only own one brand of bedding, it would be Cozy Earth. If I am ever not testing, I return to Cozy Earth for my own bedding set up, it's so familiar and luxurious and hardwearing.
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