Our Founder’s Favorite Source for Bedding & Bath is Currently Having a Sale

We get it: When it comes to finding bedding and bath linens, the sheer number of options can get overwhelming. That’s why product recommendations are so welcome—and we are full of them. Maxwell, our Founder & CEO, has been testing home goods for years, and one of his favorites is Snowe, a fairly new brand focused on creating luxury essentials at accessible prices. In fact, he even used Snowe products throughout his recent home renovation.

If you want to invest in some Snowe pieces yourself, now is the time: Snowe is currently running a rare sale, offering 15 percent off sitewide on orders over $250. To get you acquainted with Snowe’s offerings, we rounded up some of our very favorite products below. Check them out, and get ready for a summer home refresh.

Snowe’s classic bath towel is the best of both worlds: super soft and cozy, but also lightweight and absorbent. It’s made with an air-whipping process that makes the cotton feel amazingly soft, yet strong and durable. We featured them on our list of the best bath towels—and at $22, they’re on the low end of luxury.

I just tried these sheets myself, and I’m very much in a committed relationship with them. Snowe just launched linen sheets this spring, and they’re a great addition to the less expensive percale and sateen offerings previously available. Like the bath towels, they’re made with an air-whipping process that basically “speeds up” the aging process, making them ultra soft and lived-in right out of the box.

This bathrobe is like the ones you get in a nice hotel, but actually under $100. Again, the terry cotton is air-woven, making the material feel soft and plush yet strong and absorbent. Get it in three classic colors and four unisex sizes (perfect for gifting to someone who’s hard to shop for). If terry robes aren’t your favorite, be sure to check out the lightweight honeycomb bathrobe.

Although Snowe is best known for its bedding and bath collections, the retailer sells simple essentials for the kitchen as well. The Chef’s Towel might just become your newest kitchen staple—made of Belgian linen, it serves double duty as both a towel and a half apron. It comes in five muted colors, and at $18 you might want to grab two.

Comforters are hard to shop for, but this down alternative option is an easy choice. On the inside you’ll find allergen-free microfiber (a down version is also available), while the outside is made of OEKO-TEX certified cotton that’s perfect for snuggling. You can also choose your density—lightweight is ideal for hot sleepers and summer beds, and all-season is a bit heavier for chilly nights.