Here’s What Oprah’s “Favorite” Loungewear Brand Looks Like on Real People
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I’ve been eyeing Cozy Earth’s cozy wardrobe essentials and aesthetically-pleasing homeware for quite a while. But it wasn’t until recently that I finally decided to take the plunge and put some items to the test. Naturally, I roped in a few other editors on the StyleCaster team to do the same and share their honest, unfiltered opinions on the look and quality of the brand.
The Best Things to Buy from Cozy Earth at a Glance
- Bamboo Sheet Set, $230+
- Women’s Soft Woven Short Sleeve Pajama Set, $168 (Originally $210)
- Studio Wide Leg Pant, $185
- Women’s CityScape Cropped Hoodie, $144 (Originally $180)
- Women’s Soft Woven Long Sleeve Pajama Set, $184 (Originally $230)
- Women’s Bamboo Jogger Pant, $132 (Originally $165)
- Silk Pillow, $203 (Originally $254)
Cozy Earth’s pricing is a bit above average—sweatpants will run you over $100, while decorative pillows cost around $90. It’s likely true that not all people are shelling out quite that much for loungewear and home goods, but I will say you get what you pay for, and Cozy Earth’s pieces will last a long, long time. Plus, it’s worth noting the brand has made Oprah’s Favorite Things list year after year.
If you’ve been wondering what all the hype around Cozy Earth is about, we went ahead and did some investigative research on a few cult-favorite items from the brand. After weeks of testing (some team members have even owned their pieces for years), we’re here to deliver all the much-needed deets.
What does Cozy Earth Sell?
As its name suggests, Cozy Earth offers a variety of essentials designed to make your day-to-day life more comfortable. The brand features a range of home items, including sheet sets, comforters, duvet covers, bath towels, bath mats, and more. It’s also known for its clothing, particularly breathable pajamas and elevated loungewear basics.
Is Cozy Earth good quality?
Yes, Cozy Earth uses high-end textiles to make its offerings, including bamboo-derived viscose, cotton, and eco-friendly fleece. The brand prioritizes using responsibly sourced materials and manufacturers to maintain a conscious creation process that results in high-end, lasting products.
Best Cozy Earth Clothing & Home Products
Size Range: Twin – Split King
Material: 100% bamboo-derived viscose
“As a shopping editor, I’ve had the privilege of testing a lot of sheet sets over the years, but Cozy Earth’s Bamboo Sheet Set truly takes the cake—it feels incredibly luxurious. I’m talking about that buttery-soft-against-my-skin type of quality that makes slipping into bed ten times more enjoyable (and getting out of bed in the morning ten times worse).
The sheets are made from bamboo-derived viscose, which gets softer with every wash. They’ll keep you cool during the warmer months and cozy during the colder ones—basically, they’ll be staying on my bed year-round. The only downside I’ve found is that they do get quite wrinkled, but considering how soft they stay, I don’t mind all that much. I opted for the Driftwood color, a taupe-beige, and it looks so fresh and clean on my bed.” —Maya Gandara, E-Commerce Editor
Size Range: XS – XL
Material: 70% rayon, 30% tencel
“I call these my magic pajamas because I wear them knowing I’ll get an amazing, restful night of sleep. Immediately after putting these PJ’s on, I feel SO put together (that alone already makes them so worth it, IMO). Aside from the cute design, these pajamas deserve a special shoutout for their breathability and coziness. As someone who overheats at night, I am normally reluctant to wear long-sleeved pajamas because I’ll inevitably sweat. But even though the bottoms are long, I don’t feel hot in them thanks to the breathable material and loose fit that allows for ample air circulation. The top is also hot-sleeper friendly; the V-neck design and roominess of the arms allow for great ventilation. Overall, I love these pajamas and would recommend them to anyone looking for their next go-to pair.” —Jennifer Adams, Lifestyle Writer
Size Range: XXS – XL
Material: Main Body: 60% Modal, 24% Cotton, 16% Recycled Poly / Rib Trim: 92% Modal, 8% Nylon
“This may sound silly, but I’m very particular about my hoodies. I want them to have a fabric that feels substantial, not flimsy, and a fit that doesn’t make me look boxy. Well, folks, I haven’t been able to stop reaching for Cozy Earth’s CityScape Cropped Hoodie. The design is sleek enough to wear outside the house (I’ve paired it with joggers, jeans, and more), and its signature soft fleece feels like a cozy hug. The cropped fit doesn’t overwhelm me; instead, it offers a more pulled-together, flattering silhouette—especially for my petite frame. I’m also a big fan of the burgundy color.” —Maya Gandara, E-Commerce Editor
Size Range: XS – XL
Material: 70% rayon, 30% tencel
“I was aware of Cozy Earth’s pajamas game, thanks to its spot on Oprah’s 2024 Favorite Things list. However, I only recently got the chance to put them to the test and see if Oprah was really onto something. And let me tell you, she was. I prefer PJs made from a lightweight, breathable material (who wants to overheat and sweat buckets while sleeping? Certainly not me!). This set’s rayon and tencel blend are incredibly soft on the skin and feel super light whether I’m snoozing, watching TV on the couch, or tidying up my apartment in these pajamas.
As for sizing, I’d say go for your usual size (I got an XS and they fit just right). The only drawbacks worth mentioning are that they did shrink a smidge after the first wash, and the fabric is ever so slightly see-through in the Spring Blue Stripe colorway. Other than that, I’d recommend ordering these Cozy Earth pajamas for yourself and all of your loved ones.” — Katie Decker-Jacoby, Associate E-commerce Editor
Size Range: XS – XXXL (tall lengths available)
Material: 62% viscose from bamboo, 28% acrylic, 10% spandex
“I’ve been looking for a super polished pair of joggers to wear during a variety of occasions, including lounging around the house, to workout sessions and while running errands around my neighborhood. The Bamboo Jogger Pant surpassed my expectations in so many ways: they offer a tailored fit that doesn’t look baggy, feel incredibly smooth to the touch, and don’t ever make me overheat. I’m confident they’ll seamlessly transition into the warmer months; I’ll wear them on cool nights when I need a little extra coverage.
I chose the classic black shade so I could easily wear them with a variety of tops and jackets, but I’d pick up a second color in a heartbeat. Best of all, the regular length fits my 5’3″ frame perfectly, hitting right at my ankle. For any taller folks, there’s a longer option available.” —Maya Gandara, E-Commerce Editor
Size Range: Standard and King
Material: 100% viscose from bamboo (fabric shell), 100% Mulberry Silk (filling)
“After years spent hunched over a laptop with horrible posture, I’ve developed sporadic neck pain that can flare up if I sleep on the wrong kind of pillow. When Cozy Earth’s Silk Pillow arrived at my doorstep — in the chicest lined canvas storage bag that I’ve since used as a travel duffle — I was skeptical that the pure Mulberry Silk filling would be supportive enough. I’ve been using the pillow for over a month now and I’m happy to report that it in fact is, and I’ve experienced nothing but pure comfort.
Everything about this pillow is insanely luxurious: the silky viscose exterior that hardly requires a pillowcase; the dense, squishy silk filling that’s firm yet forgiving; and, yes, the splurge-worthy price tag. But given how important sleep is and the frequency of use (nightly!), investing in a quality pillow that slowly molds to your shape over time is totally worth it for me. In fact, I love it so much I convinced a complete stranger on an airplane to buy one of her own. Can you make such a claim about your current pillow?”—Cristina Velocci, Chief Content Officer
