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Snooze through the long weekend in total comfort.

It’s easy to linger in bed or spend a day lounging in Cozy Earth‘s luxe pajamas and leisure wear. And right now, the brand is making it easier than ever to shop with an up-to-30%-off Labor Day sale, which runs from August 26 through September 8.

What’s more, shoppers can score 35% off bundles of three items or more. Loungewear is included in the bundles but not the sitewide discount — so score our exclusive 25% off code on anything: PAGESIX25.

While celebrities like Oprah and Kris Jenner have given the sheets, blankets and PJs plenty of love, Page Six staffers are equally smitten with all things Cozy Earth.

Scroll on for a few best sellers worth scooping up while they’re on sale.

Cozy Earth Brushed Bamboo Jogger Set

A woman wearing a brown long-sleeved shirt and sweatpants with white wired earbuds.
Cozy Earth

Forget pumpkin spice lattes; a coordinated set of lightweight bamboo separates with 10% spandex is the ultimate way to welcome cooler weather.


Cozy Earth Bamboo Sheet Set

Burgundy pillowcases and folded sheets.
Cozy Earth

Kris Jenner said she sleeps on Cozy Earth bedding “every single night” in a sponsored video, adding that they’re the “softest sheets I have ever felt.”


Cozy Earth Classic Cuddle Blanket

Cream colored faux fur cuddle blanket folded on a light gray surface.
Cozy Earth

Jenner also raved about the Cuddle Blanket, which makes a great gift. I’ve tried the Bubble Cuddle version, and can confirm it’s the absolute best — though my dog has officially claimed it for his own.

One shopper even called it the “best blanket ever” in their review.


Cozy Earth Lakehouse Clog

A pair of light brown felt Cozy Earth slippers with cork soles.
Cozy Earth

100% Italian wool uppers and cushioned bottoms make for a cozy clog that can be worn indoors or out.


Cozy Earth Women’s Bamboo Stretch-Knit Short Sleeve Pajama Set

A woman wearing black short-sleeved pajamas with white piping.
Cozy Earth

Available in so many colors, this breathable set is the perfect thing to ward off night sweats (or just help you snooze in peak comfort).

One customer wrote, “I love these pajamas. I wear them every night!”


Cozy Earth Bamboo Bedding Deluxe Bundle

A set of light blue bedding, including two stacked pillows, a duvet cover, and two folded sheets.
Cozy Earth

This one-and-done bedding bundle includes a bamboo comforter, which reviewers call “light” and “so soft.” There are some gorgeous, limited-edition colors if you want to switch up your linens.


Cozy Earth Men’s Brushed Bamboo Jogger Set

Man wearing an olive green raglan sweatshirt with a white collar and matching olive green sweatpants.
Cozy Earth

Made of breathable, temperature-regulating bamboo fabric, this two-piece set adds a little luxury to his lounge time.


Cozy Earth Down Alternative Comforter

White rolled-up duvet.
Cozy Earth

If it’s time to upgrade your comforter, this down alternative insert comes in different weights and is made from 100% recycled polyester.

“I traded my down comforter for this one. I was tired of how heavy it was and feathers always getting everywhere. It was also very difficult to clean. I love the weight of this one, and it is very soft,” reads one review.


Cozy Earth Bamboo Stretch-Knit Sleep Dress

Woman in an olive green short-sleeved dress.
Cozy Earth

“The fabric is incredibly soft, lightweight, and comfortable, with just the right amount of stretch,” reads one of the many glowing reviews of this any-season sleep dress.


Cozy Earth Complete Luxe Bath Bundle

Stacks of white towels.
Cozy Earth

Refit your bath with this set, which includes two bath sheets, two bath towels, two hand towels and two washcloths. It’s available in nine colorways, including new striped versions.


Cozy Earth Ribbed Terry Bath Robe

Woman wearing a grey textured robe with pockets and tie-waist.

What’s better than getting out of the bath and slipping into a snuggly, soft robe?


Cozy Earth Women’s Bamboo Stretch-Knit Kimono Robe

Woman in a gray robe tying the belt.
Cozy Earth

This robe “packs beautifully,” according to one five-star review, while other shoppers rave about how soft it is for lounging.



Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping

This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.


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