Save on Oprah’s “favorite” sheets and more

Don’t take a nap and don’t waste time shopping for bedding.

While Oprah’s has praised many products on her famous “Favorite Things” lists over the years, few brands have garnered as much praise as Cozy Earth.

And with Memorial Day weekend approaching, Page Six readers can score the brand’s already discounted products for even less — 35% off sitewide, to be exact — with a promo code PAGE SIX.

The billionaire media tycoon’s favorite products include a set of bamboo sheets ($389 $253) which she called “the softest ever” on her list for 2018.

For pajamas as soft as a sheet, Cozy Earth also makes Oprah’s “favorite” long-sleeved bamboo pajamas ($195 $127), along with a short-sleeved version ($175 $113) perfect for hot summer nights.

“The bamboo fabric in these pajamas, made from an eco-friendly and responsible source, not only feels amazing — it’s also breathable and helps regulate body temperature,” former talk show host wowed on her list in 2019.

She’s not the only one who loves the brand’s chic pajamas, as Kris Jenner gifted her entire famous family with custom bunny prints for Easter this year.

Perhaps it’s only a matter of time before mom gets her hands on more of Winfrey’s favorite products, including a set of Winfrey bath towels ($340 USD 221) and plush socks ($55 $36).

Winfrey he compared the latter to “walking on clouds” on her list for 2021.

If summer travel is your top priority, the brand also offers plenty of chic yet comfortable airport essentials like the CityScape Quarter Zip ($165 USD 107) and CityScape round neck ($165 $107)

For more online savings this Memorial Day, also check out our full roundup of the best discounts available.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, trade writer/reporter at Page Six Style. Hannah spies affordable celebrity wear, puts Hollywood’s favorite brands to the test, and finds beauty products that will make stars red carpet ready. He consults with stylists and industry professionals – including celebrities themselves – for first-hand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six, her work has been published in USA Today and Parade since 2020.