Sponsored by Quince
Have a hot sleeper on your wish list? Make their holidays with cooling sheets from Quince
Sleep soundly all year with Quince’s refreshing bedding and unbeatable quality
Fall and winter can be tough for those who already struggle with insomnia — your house is either too cold from the outside temperature or too stuffy from the central heating. If going to bed feels like going to battle, it may be time to upgrade your sleeping station. Quince offers a range of cooling sheet sets that can help even the most restless sleepers get some Zs. If you or someone you love needs a sleep reset, give the gift of Quince this holiday season.
The rundown
- Quince offers luxury bed sets without the luxury pricing
- Find relief from nighttime sweats with a variety of breathable fabrics to choose from
- Try your new sheets for a year so you know they’re right for your lifestyle
- Long-lasting, durable construction helps you sleep easy
Always find the cool side of the pillow
Hot sleepers know there’s a fine line between cozy and cloying. The fabrics that work in fall aren’t necessarily right for spring, but it’s a pain to rotate your bedding and your mattress. Quince offers a variety of sheets and other bedding that's built to breathe through the night, including options made of European linen, bamboo, and cotton.
If your mom is a sweaty sleeper, she’ll love the refreshing feel of Quince — it’s the gift that says “Yes, I am actually listening when we have our weekly check-ins.” And even if the heat doesn’t get you down at night, you’ll still enjoy the luxurious feel (especially for the non-luxury price tag).
Commitment is hard, but Quince makes it easier
It can be tough to decide what to buy for bedtime; there’s a lot of pressure to choose things you’ll use every single night for (hopefully) seven or eight hours. Quince cuts down on that stress with their 365-day return policy, giving you a full year to try the sheets in your own home to make sure they’re exactly right for you. If they don't stand up to your sleep needs, send them back and try another set. Quince also offers free shipping on every order so you don't have to worry about any extra costs.
So if you thought your sister would love sateen but she wants to try silk, it’s no big deal; the exchange process is hassle-free. And make sure your loved ones double-check the selection and choose their favorite colorway — seasonal favorites include Espresso, Nightfall, and Charcoal. Be the Sheet Santa this year, and Quince will make sure all your giftees love what they get.
Quality Above All
A deal is only as good as the product you get for it. How many times have you scooped something up that seemed like a steal, but you had to replace it six months later? With Quince, you can escape the supposed-bargain cycle and invest in quality that lasts.
Quince's sheet sets are designed to last years, not fall apart after a few washes. If your sheets are pilled, stretched out, or threadbare, invest in hotel-quality linens for your home and see the difference premium bedding can make. With Bedding Bundles, you can upgrade your whole bedroom and banish decision fatigue from your home.
Why wait?
If you never know what to get your loved ones, give them the one thing no one can ever get enough of: rest. The holidays are on the way, but you can knock out everyone on your list before Halloween with affordable luxury from Quince — and then you’ll be the one relaxing while Black Friday rages.
Frequently asked questions
What fabrics does Quince offer?
Quince’s bedding comes in a range of textiles made from Giza cotton, 100% European linen, organic bamboo, and more.
Where can I find cooling sheets?
Search bedding by cooling, warming, and all-season options.
What else does Quince offer?
You can elevate your luggage, kitchen, and even your lighting with Quince.
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Galen Crawley is a writer and artist based out of Atlanta. She is the former copywriter for a major nonprofit, and as a freelancer she covers diverse topics ranging from kitchen gadgets to estate law. A graduate of Webster University, she thinks St. Louis-style pizza is terrible.