The Best Deals at Brooklinen’s Sleep Week Sale

Former sleep writer Latifah Miles called the plush version of this pillow the “epitome of the airy fluffiness that luxury down pillows are known for,” and it was our pick for the best plush down pillow. But if you prefer pillows on the firmer side, the retailer adds feathers to the mid-plush and firm options for more support.

The Marlow is our best inexpensive adjustable pillow. It’s slightly dense, thanks to its memory foam and microfiber fill, but it’s very easy to adjust the sizing — an especially useful feature for combination sleepers who frequently change sleep positions.

These extremely cozy cashmere pillowcases are writer Dominique Pariso’s favorite of all time. Though she admits she is a sweaty sleeper, she still uses the pillowcases in the summer and doesn’t overheat.

For bedding that feels like butter and only gets better with time, consider our favorite set of sateen sheets. “It is really hard to beat the quality of these sheets for the price,” one interior designer told us — and that’s before the sale.

With spring right around the corner, we’re dreaming about our favorite starter set of linen sheets for their breathable feel and quick-drying abilities. This set — which includes one flat sheet, one fitted sheet, and two pillowcases — impressed former Strategist senior writer Lauren Levy, who says, “They’re so light, it’s almost like you don’t feel them.”

If you’re looking for a bundle that includes everything you need to dress your bed, the hardcore sheet bundle is your best bet. With a duvet cover, flat sheet, fitted sheet, and four pillowcases, this set is one of the best things to buy at Brooklinen.

Writer Lauren Ro, our resident bedding expert, describes this duvet cover as “smooth, lightweight, and breathable, and has that delicious crispiness that you can almost hear.” It’s our top pick for duvet covers and has interior corner ties to keep the duvet in place.

Coming in three different weights — lightweight, all-season, and ultra-warm — Brooklinen’s down comforter doesn’t discriminate between warm and cold sleepers. Along with being a favorite of designers and a Victorian bed-and-breakfast owner, the sheets are especially good “if you prefer a low-maintenance down comforter — a.k.a. one that doesn’t require constant fluffing,” Ro writes.

This down-alternative comforter is ideal for vegans, folks with allergies, and anyone hoping to save some money on bedding. In our roundup of best comforters, Brooklinen’s was our favorite down-alternative option.

Ro named this our favorite lightweight quilt, and it’ll make a great, not-too-warm layer for the coming months. The hand-stitched quilt takes six days to make and has the construction details to show for it. Note, however, that the quilt has the tendency to sell out, so don’t wait if you’ve had your eye on this.

Brooklinen sells our favorite cotton cooling weighted blanket, which, Ro says, “is breathable and comfortable and also feels cool and crisp to the touch.”

This bath towel is our favorite overall because of its feel, absorbency, and value. Ro says, “Right out of the box, I noticed how soft, plush, and luxurious they felt,” and attests they are the thickest towels she has ever owned.

Brooklinen almost never includes collaborations in their sales, but we were delighted to see that its entire collection with Kule is discounted. Really want this striped version of the towels above!

If you’re looking to upgrade all your bath linens, this set includes two hand towels and two bath towels (and if you need a bath mat too, keep reading). You can even mix and match colors within the bundle to complement your bathroom aesthetic.

This understated bath mat is made from 100 percent Turkish cotton and is extra thick and absorbent, which means your toes will be warm (and dry) long after Sleep Week.

Practical, but still fun.

Our best less-expensive silk sleep mask was originally recommended to us by actress Myha’la Herrold. “I need it pitch-black, so I always sleep with this on. There’s also something about the slight pressure on my face that is quite comforting,” she says.