Kris Jenner sleeps on Cozy Earth sheets ‘every’ night

This is starting to look a lot like Christmas.

Kris Jenner is approaching the holiday season. teamed up with Cozy Earth to create the ultimate gift guide filled with her personal favorites including Set of bamboo sheets (~~$331~~ $272) she sleeps “every night.”

“These are my favorite sheets because they regulate the temperature, keep me cool all night, and are honestly the softest sheets I’ve ever felt,” she gushed on the brand’s Instagram Story.

She’s not alone in her love for the cooling bamboo blend, Oprah says. called him “the softest in the world” on her 2018 “Favorite Things” list. (AND having experienced them yourselfwe can confirm that they are so comfortable.)

To round out her winter bedding line, Jenner is also enamored with the brand’s luxurious-looking styles. Hug Blanket ($306) in burgundy, cream, gray and walnut.

And when it comes to equally cozy sleepwear, mom is a longtime fan Cozy Earth Bamboo Long Sleeve Pajamas (~~US$195~~ 156 dollars) – so much so that she even gave his whole family custom bunny print versions this Easter.

This holiday season, however, you don’t have to be a Kardashian-Jenner to snag a festive patterned pajama set, as the best-selling style currently comes in skier and woodland creature prints, as well as solid burgundy and fern green shades.

“Everything Cozy Earth makes is incredibly soft,” Jenner gushed in a recent ad campaign in which she wore holiday shades.

For more Momager-approved items, shop more highlights from Jenner’s gift guide below.

A blue blanket draped over a chair. — Cozy Earth

Bed with gray bamboo bedspread — Cozy Earth

Cashmere bedspread with mint green duvet — Cozy Earth

pillows. with beige bamboo overlays — Cozy Earth

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This article was written by Hannah Southwickcommercial writer/reporter for Page Six Style magazine. Hannah spies on real deal deals. affordable styles worn by celebritiesputs Hollywood’s Favorite Labels to the test and finds beauty products that keep the stars ready for the red carpet. She consults with stylists and industry professionals, including celebrities, for first-hand product recommendations, trend forecasts and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has appeared in USA Today and Parade.