Cozy Earth enters a new category.
Oprah has the brand not only on one, but five She’s made it onto her famous “favorite things” lists over the years, raving about everything from bamboo pajamas to the “softest” bedsheets ever.
And on Tuesday, Cozy Earth expanded its offerings beyond bedding and loungewear, launching its first-ever shoe style: the Puffy Sheep Slipper ($150).
Like the rest of the company’s offerings, the luxurious sheepskin and lambskin footwear is designed for comfort—and thanks to the non-marring outsole, you can also wear it for quick errands outdoors.
Given Oprah’s love of slippers—her recent roundups even include a dedicated “Cozy Gifts” section—it wouldn’t be a surprise if the new footwear appeared on this year’s list.
Only time will tell if it will be the next nominee for Cozy Earth’s Favorite Things award, but in the meantime, shoppers can already snag Oprah-approved items on sale.
Almost everything is currently discounted by up to 25% in Cozy Earth’s Half-Year Sale, including the super-soft bamboo long-sleeve pajamas (195$ $156) from Winfrey’s 2019 list.
She’s not the only mogul relaxing in the cozy design: Kris Jenner also wore a set with a custom bunny print for Easter this year.
The discounts also include the temperature-regulating Bamboo Sheet Set ($288 ($231) Oprah called them “the softest ever” in 2018. (And after testing them ourselves, we couldn’t agree more.)
Whether you’re heading into fall with fresh slippers, pajamas or bed sheets, don’t miss out on the best prices.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah sniffs out deals on truly affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s most popular labels to the test, and finds the beauty products that get 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.
