Don’t snooze and miss out on these unbeatable deals.
While Amazon Prime Day has officially ended, there’s still time to score last-minute savings on must-haves like the Cozy Earth Bamboo Sheets ($369 $295) — one of Oprah’s famed “Favorite Things.”
“This bamboo-sourced set — including sheets and a duvet cover — is the softest ever,” she raved of the breathable bedding bundle on her 2019 roundup.
When we put the celeb-approved sheet set to the test for over a year, we found it just as comfy and cooling as the media mogul described, especially on humid summer nights.
Considering they’ve already sold out in several shades, now’s the prime time to pick up the oat and gray versions before they fly off the shelves, too.
Bedding’s far from the only Oprah “favorite” Cozy Earth offers, as the label’s wares have made the list a whopping four times over the years — including the also-on-sale Long Sleeve Pajama Set ($195 $156).
Kris Jenner also owns the chic style, as she treated her famous family to matching custom versions this Easter.
Also among Oprah’s top picks? The Plush Lounge Socks ($55 $44) – which she likened to “walking on clouds” — and the Bamboo Joggers ($165 $132).
Cozy Earth’s not the only Oprah-approved label still on sale right now either, as extended Prime Day deals also include a can’t miss deal on Apple AirPods ($169 $119) — an upgraded version of the ones she praised in 2018 — and Philosophy Smooth-Glow Multitasking Moisturizer ($49 $34).
Plus, if it’s your wardrobe you’re refreshing, score the Brouk & Co. Tote ($20 $17) she said looks “like a more expensive bag” for just under $20.
Just be sure to shop these extended sales — and more on brands like Laneige, ColorWow and Orolay — as prices will likely be back up in no time.
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.