Six Brooklinen Best Sellers Are On Sale Just for Strategist Readers
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Over the years, we’ve testedtonsofBrooklinen— and named many of its bath and bedding products among the best items in their category — so we know what’s truly worth it. Strategist readers love them, too, so we’ve secured an excellent deal on a few products as determined byyourshopping habits. Through the end of the month, the brand is offering 25 percent off our reader’s six top-selling products with the code STRAT25. That’s a better deal than its usual 15 to 20 percent off, and I don’t foresee a deal this good until Black Friday, so nab these editor- and -reader-trusted bedding and bath staples now.
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Brooklinen’s Super-Plush bathrobe is our recommendation for the best all-aroundbathrobeon the market. “It’s everything I want a robe to be: comfortable, soft, and absorbent,” says fashion writerAmbar Pardilla. “Bragging about the robe has convinced at least two co-workers to get one for themselves, though it also makes a goodgift, especially in limited-edition, seasonal colors.”
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Brooklinen Super-Plush Turkish-Cotton Bath Towels
’Tis the season for thick, sumptuousbath towels, and these are the best around. As architectural designer Madelynn Ringo puts it, they’re “more robe than towel … incredible at soaking up water, and the threads are really durable, no snagging.”
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Senior home writerLauren Rohas owned a set of these sateensheetsfor many years; they’re among the softest she has in her linen closet and only get better with time. And they’re a great pick for cooler weather: “They’re definitely thicker and therefore sleep a little ‘warmer’ than percale sheets, but if you’re looking for that silky (but still cottony) drape, these are a great place to start,” Ro writes.
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Senior kitchen-and-dining writerEmma Wartzmanis partial to theduvet cover. It’s “a noticeably good combination of crisp and soft,” she says. “It strikes a good balance of not being too heavy but still soft to the touch. I noticed it got even softer after a couple of washes, so I’m excited to see how it wears in even more over time.”
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If sateen’s just not your thing, don’t fret: We named this classic percale option our No. 1duvet cover. It’s made of 270-thread-count long-staple cotton, and “has a delicious crispiness that you can almost hear,” according to Ro.
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Our former sleep writerLatifah Milescalled the plush version of this pillow the “epitome of the airy fluffiness that luxurydown pillowsare known for,” while still providing neck support. But if you prefer pillows on the firmer side, the retailer adds feathers to the mid-plush and firm options — they’ll just cost a little extra.
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