Gifts for Someone Who Loves Sleep: Luxe Picks for Deep Rest

Lunya’s Washable Silk Set feels indulgent yet practical, with thermoregulating mulberry silk that kept us cool under the covers in our testing. You can machine-wash on cold and air-dry, which lowers maintenance compared to traditional silk. Fit and silhouette vary by body shape—some reviewers find it boxy—and we’ve seen reports of durability concerns after many wash cycles. It’s a splurge, but for a sleep lover who runs warm, the breezy comfort can be worth the investment.

$188.00

at Belleandblush

For a ready-to-gift upgrade, we like Quince’s Beauty Sleep Set: a 100% mulberry silk pillowcase, padded eye mask, and two scrunchies in one box. In our testing, the 22mm silk felt luxe yet held up to gentle machine washing, and the OEKO-TEX certification adds peace of mind. Note that the mask’s polyester padding isn’t as breathable as pure silk, and lighter colors can show skincare stains. Our experience shows customer service can be hit-or-miss, so buy early if timing matters.

$59.90

at Quince

The Eberjey Gisele set is a crowd-pleaser for softness—TENCEL Modal drapes lightly and breathes, making it ideal for year-round lounging. During our review, the fabric felt buttery against skin and came in plenty of colors for easy gifting. Be aware the fit tends to run large, so consider sizing down, and there are occasional reports of small holes after limited wear. It’s pricier than many PJ sets, but the comfort level is hard to beat for cozy nights in.

$158.00

at Eberjey

These INC satin pajamas are a wallet-friendly way to give a little luxury, with a smooth, soft hand that feels great on lazy mornings. In our experience, they’re easy to care for—just machine wash—though the polyester satin can run warm for hot sleepers. Watch the fit since sizing can be inconsistent or a bit generous, and wash them separately first to avoid color bleed. For under $40, they’re a fun, giftable set for cozy nights in.

$34.99

at Macys

If you want buttery sheets for a deep slumber, the Saatva Organic Sateen Set impressed us during our review. The GOTS-certified long-staple cotton and 300-thread-count sateen feel smooth out of the box and soften noticeably after a few washes, and the deep pockets fit taller mattresses with ease. Some sets arrive a bit stiff or with a light factory smell—both faded after laundering for us—and sateen can feel slippery and show wrinkles. The premium price reflects the organic materials and elegant hand.

$156.00

at Saatva

For hot sleepers, the Parachute Linen Fitted Sheet felt airy and cool in our testing, and it softened noticeably after a couple of washes. It’s machine washable and surprisingly forgiving with stains, making upkeep simple. Note the tighter fit: our experience shows it’s best for standard-depth mattresses, and deeper beds may struggle, plus some users report thinning or holes with heavy use. Expect a bit of lint and shedding early on—normal for linen—as the fabric breaks in.

$150.00

at Nordstrom

In our testing, Boll & Branch’s Signature Hemmed Sheet Set felt luxuriously buttery right away and softened further after a few washes. The 17-inch fitted-sheet pockets securely hug thicker mattresses and toppers, and the GOTS/OEKO-TEX certified organic cotton adds peace of mind. Sateen’s subtle sheen and tendency to wrinkle may not suit everyone, and some lab results note lower fabric strength over time. It’s a premium price tag, so gentle laundering and rotating sets can help maximize longevity.

$229.00

at Bollandbranch

Brooklinen’s Luxe Sateen Core Sheet Set delivered that smooth, hotel-level handfeel in our testing, thanks to 100% long-staple cotton and a 480-thread-count sateen weave. The fabric feels substantial right away and only gets softer with every wash, which makes it a crowd-pleasing gift. Keep in mind sateen can wrinkle after laundering and run warmer than percale, so hot sleepers may want something crisper. We’ve also seen occasional reports of thin spots or tears over time, so gentle cycles and line-drying help.

$95.40

at Brooklinen

If you crave a supportive, buoyant pillow, the Saatva Latex Pillow kept our side and back sleepers aligned with its high, resilient loft. The Talalay latex core and organic cotton cover felt breathable in our testing, and we appreciated that the outer cover and some fill layers are machine-washable for easier upkeep. Note that the thick profile can strain standard pillowcases—an oversized or king case fits better. It’s pricier and the inner core requires spot cleaning only, but the long-lasting support impressed us.

$132.00

at Saatva

During our review, the Purple Harmony Pillow stood out for its cool feel, thanks to the breathable GelFlex grid paired with ventilated Talalay latex that promotes airflow all night. We found its strong shape retention means it resists flattening and springs back, so support stays consistent even after months of use. With three loft heights, it’s easy to match different sleep positions and body types for a tailored fit. It is pricey, and some testers still flipped it to the cooler side; the mesh cover can snag, too.

$209.00

at Purple

Personalize their perfect loft with the Coop Original Adjustable Pillow, which lets you add or remove fill for back, side, or stomach sleeping. In our testing, the memory foam and microfiber blend struck a sweet balance of plush and support, and both the cover and inner pillow are machine-washable for easy upkeep. Hot sleepers should note it can retain heat, and it benefits from regular fluffing to keep its shape. We also recommend airing it out to minimize the initial off-gassing.

$68.00

at Kohls

The Vitruvi Stone Diffuser doubles as decor, thanks to its matte ceramic cover that looks chic on a nightstand. During our review, the scent carried well—advertised up to about 500 square feet—and the 4-hour continuous or 8-hour intermittent modes with auto shut-off are great for bedtime routines. It’s pricier than basic diffusers, and we’ve seen reports of units failing after a few months. Also note the internal reservoir is BPA-free plastic and may give a slight plastic odor at first.

$123.00

at Crateandbarrel

Muji’s Ultrasonic Aroma Diffuser is a minimalist, compact pick that disappears into a bedroom setup and runs whisper-quiet—great for light sleepers. Our experience shows the scent output is subtle, so it’s best for desks or small rooms rather than open spaces. We also saw reports of intermittent starts or units stopping after a few seconds, and customer support can be tough to reach. If you value hush-quiet operation over strong diffusion, this is a calming, low-profile option.

$129.00

at Muji

When a gentle bedtime ritual is all you need, Pukka Night Time makes an easy, caffeine-free sip. We found the chamomile, lavender, and oat flower blend soothing, though the flavor leans mild—and the licorice/fennel notes can dominate if you steep it long. It’s typically pricier than basic grocery teas, but the organic ingredients appeal to clean-label shoppers. Our tip: use a covered mug and a shorter steep to keep the herbal profile balanced and soft.

$6.72

at Health-emporium

Set a serene mood with Nest’s Driftwood & Chamomile candle, a calming, chamomile-forward blend in a striking frosted blue vessel. In our testing, the three wicks delivered a strong throw that quickly scented nearby rooms, perfect for a pre-sleep wind-down. That said, it’s a splurge, and performance can vary—some batches burn unevenly or smell weaker. We recommend trimming wicks and monitoring the flame, as community feedback notes occasional overheating or large flames with certain three-wick runs.

$85.00

at Nestnewyork

During our review, the Bearaby Cotton Napper delivered soothing, even pressure without the heat trap of bead-filled designs, thanks to its breathable, hand-knit construction. The GOTS-certified organic cotton and OEKO-TEX materials feel soft and substantial, and the chunky knit is easier to maneuver than traditional weighted blankets. Washing is straightforward, but drying can take multiple cycles, so plan ahead. It’s a premium buy, and the knit can stretch or pill if mishandled, but for hot sleepers the airflow is a standout.

$249.00

at Bearaby