All the Best Sleep Stuff on Sale This Week

Everything is 25 percent off at Ettitude through Saturday night. One of our best sheet sets (especially for sweaty sleepers) is the brand’s cooling bamboo-Lyocell sheets, which earned a coveted spot in the Strategist Sleep 100.

Brooklinen is offering 20 percent off sitewide through March 19. For the best discount, I would suggest already-discounted bedding bundles, like this starter set of linen sheets for just over $200 (a discount of 36 percent, all told).

All bedding is at least 20 percent off for Schoolhouse’s “Spring Forward sale.” I’m eyeing these gingham sheets.

I also have been on the hunt for a nice lightweight quilt, and this is very pretty.

My favorite bedding brand, Coyuchi, is offering a tiered discount: Take 15 percent off orders over $250, 20 percent off orders over $500, and 25 percent off orders over $1,000. Since this lovely duvet cover is already on sale, that extra discount at checkout makes it 32 percent off.

Only two colors are on sale — the dark green pictured here and a light gray — but 30 percent is really the best discount we ever see on Parachute products.

Another pretty duvet cover (and one of our best-in-class picks). Senior editor Hilary Reid describes the stripes as “more like a very light, almost-blue-sage green” and a “lovely shade of periwinkle, which looks equally elegant and subdued as it does beachy.”

Orders over $100 are 25 percent off at the Company Store when you use the code FAMILY25. So now’s a good time to snap up our best overall down comforter for over $100 off.

This two-pack of sleep writer Amelia Jerden’s No. 1 memory-foam pillow is nearly 70 percent off, making each just $27.50 apiece.

This low-loft pillow, which senior editor Crystal Martin says “supports my neck enough so it’s not dipping too far back,” is 20 percent off.

Turns out our favorite adjustable anti-snoring pillow is also quite cooling.

Jerden named this Coop squishy body pillow her top pick. “It’s easy to hold onto and snuggle into without sinking too much into the material,” she writes. “And because the fill is plush but dense, I can easily use it for support while sitting as well.”

Senior writer Liza Corsillo crowned this our best overall pregnancy pillow because of its versatility.

Corsillo brought this beanbag-like pillow to the hospital when she gave birth. It’s easy to twist and fold into different shapes and has a cooling slinky cotton-and-spandex cover, and Corsillo ended up using it as a backrest and nursing pillow once she returned home. (And she still uses it today!)

Jerden’s favorite mattress topper is over half off. It’s made with Tempur-Pedic’s signature foam, so it’s cushioning andsupportive.

A nice discount on Casper’s ultrabasic mattress, the Element.

Use the on-site coupon to take 20 percent off the lavender-scented stick that one writer calls “Ambien without the side effects.”

For an extra-restful snooze, I highly recommend this pillow mist. It’s formulated with lavender, chamomile, and vetiver essential oils. I’ve given it as a gift several times, and all agree it smells amazing.

The already well-priced Alpine Silence earplugs, our best overall pick for reusable sleep earplugs, is even cheaper today. They “check all the boxes I want for a reusable sleep earplug: They are unobtrusive, comfortable, reasonably priced, and effective at blocking noise,” Jerden says.

Frankie Grande’s favorite sleep mask, which he uses to snooze soundly on planes, is over 25 percent off.

A silky sleep mask that won’t crush your eyelash extensions.

Nearly 30 percent off a dentist-recommended over-the-counter mouth guard.

A penguin-shaped humidifier for kids’ rooms.

Reba McEntire’s alarm clock is just $13.