Prepare to fall into one of the best sleeps you've ever had! I'll be the first to tell you that quality bedding is a high priority in our house and it doesn't get any better than Sunday Citizen's Snug Comforter. Between the elegant look, reversible design, eco-friendly material and ease of washing, it's become a fast favorite.
The quality of the comforter is really impressive and it looks beautiful on our king-size bed. We chose a deep navy color to contrast our light-colored bedroom, which makes the room pop. Personally, we like offsetting our navy Snug Comforter with white shams, but pairing the matching Snug pillow shams with it would be an excellent choice as well. Choose from thirteen different colors, in sizes Twin, Full/Queen, or King.
From a comfort standpoint, place this blanket on the super soft side that makes you want to curl up in bed for hours, or flip it over for a cool, "fresh top sheet on skin" feeling. The material is a fluffy microfiber fabric on top with a naturally cooling, hypoallergenic viscose from bamboo underneath. We love that it has thermoregulating abilities and a little weight to it, to help us get a good night's rest. It's also super eco-friendly because the polyester filling is made of recycled plastic from the ocean. How cool is that? Always a bonus to find high quality products that are environmentally-conscious as well.
As far as cleaning goes, it's as simple as tossing it in the washer. That's so much easier than dealing with down comforters, and you can forget about the dry-cleaning headache duvets often bring with them.
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The Snug Comforter is one of the simplest ways to give your room a fresh update and a high-end feel. It also makes a fantastic Father's Day gift for hard-working Dads who appreciate relaxation and quality sleep!
Where to Purchase
Head over to Sunday Citizen to order a Snug Comforter delivered right to your door! While you're there, be sure to browse their entire collection.
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Disclosure: The product in this post was provided by Sunday Citizen. As always, our posts are our own opinions.