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Bed Bath & Beyond's winter sale is truly beyond — Ugg, Brookstone and more, up to 50% off

Kristine Solomon
·3 min read

Baby, it's cold outside! And that means nesting season is in full effect. Heated blankets? Wrap me up in 'em. Plush pillows and velvety duvets? I'll give those a warm welcome, too. Winter is the perfect opportunity to get as snug as a bug in a nubby bathroom rug, and I'm here for all of it. So is Bed Bath & Beyond. The superstore is currently a one-stop shop for everything soft, cozy and comforting — and this week, it's slashing prices by 25 to 50%.

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Want to save more? I've got even better news: Bed Bath & Beyond has a new Welcome Rewards+ program that lets you earn points, rewards and exclusive benefits each time you make a purchase. The program has three tiers that entitle you to things like 20% off your entire order, free shipping and 100 points for each dollar you spend. Points can be redeemed for cash rewards.

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The Welcome Rewards+ program at Bed Bath & Beyond lets you pile on the savings. (Photo: Bed Bath & Beyond)

Welcome Rewards+, is $29 a year, but if you want even more benefits, you can also sign up for the Welcome Rewards+ Credit Card, is free the first year, then has a $29 annual fee. Sign up for Welcome Rewards+ at Bed Bath & Beyond here.

Bed Bath & Beyond's sale section is a wonderland of winter finds that'll take you blissfully from the sofa to the shower to bed. Here are the 10 best deals just waiting for a spot in your home. Sweet dreams, indeed!

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Brookstone Heated Fleece Queen Blanket

$50$90
Save $40 with coupon
Here's your secret weapon against winter's frost: the snuggle-worthy Brookstone Heated Fleece Blanket, which doubles down on warmth with its fuzzy exterior and toasty interior. Save on electricity bills and kick off your slippers; curling up in this beauty is absolute bliss. It has four heat settings and a safety function that turns off after four hours, in case you doze off. Enroll in the Welcome Rewards+ program to get the lowest price.
$50 at Bed Bath & Beyond

"This blanket is plush, with good weight, and heats up fast. It’s all you can ask for in a heated blanket. It also is big enough to cover your whole body and is true to length," wrote a cozy shopper of this gem that's 30% off right now.

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Ugg Flannel Queen Sheet Set

$56$80Save $24
The 100% cotton sheets feel like sleeping inside the coziest flannel shirt of all time. Envelope yourself in comfort with the Ugg Flannel Sheet Set in Heather Grey, a color suited to practically any bedroom. The machine-washable fabric is brushed for extra softness and its fitted sheet is built for deep mattresses.
$56 at Bed Bath & Beyond

One fan wrote, "10/10 would highly recommend! I got the white and gray flannel sheets and they are so thick and soft it's amazing."

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Therapedic SleepRX Memory Foam Queen Mattress Topper

$246$410
Save $164 with coupon
Sometimes luxurious sheets and supportive pillows are not enough, and you need to truly level up to lull yourself into deep, restorative sleep. If you're that kind of person, the Therapedic SleepRX Memory Foam mattress topper is just what the Sandman ordered. It packs in two inches of memory foam and a cooling cover to discourage night sweats, and it's easier than replacing your entire mattress. Enroll in the Welcome Rewards+ program to get the lowest price.
$246 at Bed Bath & Beyond

One happy shopper said this mattress pad "provided us unbelievable comfort, cooling (despite the NY heat and humidity), body support and most of all, a truly good night’s sleep. That’s something that we haven’t had in a very long time!" Save 25% and invest in ultimate comfort.

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Haven Wave Organic Cotton Bath Towel

$7$15
Save $8 with coupon
Give your skin the VIP treatment it deserves during a long, cold season that tries to dry it out! This soft and super-absorbent Haven Wave Organic Cotton Bath Towel is easy on your skin and even easier to wash and dry, standing up to repeated of rounds in the machine without getting worn out or linty. Enroll in the Welcome Rewards+ program to get the lowest price.
$7 at Bed Bath & Beyond

"I have washed both sets dozens of times and I haven’t noticed any fraying on them other than a loose strand every so often. I’m very impressed and have been more happy with these towels than any other towels I’ve ever had," wrote a fan. Buy Haven towels in hand and wash cloth sizes too, each individually, and save 25%.

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Nestwell Washed Linen Cotton 3-Piece Duvet Cover Set

$48$120Save $72
This garment-washed duvet set with shams is perfect for bundling up in bed on a cold winter's day. The Nestwell Washed Linen Cotton 3-Piece Duvet Cover Set in Full/Queen is breathable cotton-linen blend with button closures and inside corner ties that keep your comforter comfortably in place. Drift away and wake up refreshed with this go-to duvet set in light blue. Enroll in the Welcome Rewards+ program to get the lowest price.
$48 at Bed Bath & Beyond

"I hate when I buy a duvet and it’s so small it lays on our bed and not down the sides. This one is perfect. I can snuggle with it and my husband can. No fighting over covers," wrote a five-star reviewer.

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Nestwell Performance 17" x 24" Bath Rug

$9$17Save $8
The soft and squishy Nestwell Performance bath rug will give you happy feet every time you step out of the shower. Tufted yarn in a one-inch pile provides the perfect cloud-like surface. The rug has a non-slip backing and comes in several stain- and fade-resistant colors. When it needs a refresh, just pop it in the washer! Enroll in the Welcome Rewards+ program to get the lowest price.
$9 at Bed Bath & Beyond

"It was a perfect color. Washable and looks after several washings. It is a perfect fit in my bathroom," wrote a delighted reviewer.

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Therapedic SleepRX Gel Memory Foam Standard/Queen Pillow

$45$75Save $30
If not just any old pillow will do, switch your old, flattened cushion out for the Therapedic SleepRX Gel Memory Foam Standard/Queen Pillow. It's firm to support the space between your shoulders and head, so your spine stays aligned and morning pains become a thing of the past. The cooling cover has two-way stretch for extra comfort. Enroll in the Welcome Rewards+ program to get the lowest price.
$45 at Bed Bath & Beyond

One reviewer wrote, "Best pillows we have had, getting the best sleep ever!"

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Ugg Devon Sherpa 2-Piece Reversible Comforter Set

$55$110Save $55
Bedtime just got decadent with this reversible comforter by none other than Ugg. The Devon Sherpa comforter is, as the name implies, sherpa on one side, and on the other it's fabric that's been garment-washed to give it an extra soft, slept-on feel against your skin. Get it on sale with a matching sham in Oatmeal Stripe!
$55 at Bed Bath & Beyond

"It is absolutely amazing. I feel like I’m sleeping in a cloud," reported one comfy shopper. "I have since purchased seven more as gifts and for my guest rooms."

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Wild Sage Savannah Quick Dry Solid Wash Cloth

$4$8Save $4
Wrap yourself in post-shower luxury with this cotton Wild Sage Savannah Quick Dry Solid Bath Towel that's oh-so buttery against your skin. Grab yourself some shower steamers and exfoliating scrub and make it a spa experience. Each Blue Fog bath towel is sold separately. Enroll in the Welcome Rewards+ program to get the lowest price.
$4 at Bed Bath & Beyond

"Love these towels for these reasons: 1. Thinner than plush towels which means they dry far quicker after using; 2. They also dry faster in the dryer which means less time and energy; 3. They look awesome," wrote a fan.

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Cozy Mountain Sherpa Booties in Muslin

$9$22Save $13
That Beyond in Bed Bath & Beyond stands for cozy outliers like these Cozy Mountain Sherpa Booties for women! These sweet slippers don't just warm up your feet; they cradle them in comfort, too, with a thick memory foam insole and gripping rubber outsole. Their comfort is only matched by their convenience: these booties are machine washable! Enroll in the Welcome Rewards+ program to get the lowest price.
$9 at Bed Bath & Beyond

One customer wrote, "It turns out I bought the best slippers I’ve ever owned! Super soft inside, lightweight; and even after weeks of wearing them for long periods of time, the fluffy interior still cradled my feet. They kept my feet warm, but never sweaty."

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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