My Favorite Sleep Number Comforter Is on Sale Now With an Early Memorial Day Deal
If you're experiencing a similar struggle, don't worry, I have found something that can help. Using the Create Your Perfect Comforter, a customizable comforter from Sleep Number, was a game-changer for my sleep. This neat invention has independent sides that are joined by a zipper. Gone are the days of blanket tug-of-war, and now I sleep like a baby. Right now, you can get it on sale for Memorial Day.
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The Create Your Perfect Comforter saved my sleep
I've tried many blankets throughout the years, but most get kicked off when my partner gets too hot in the middle of the night. There is no getting around the fact that we sleep best at different temperatures, and the Create Your Perfect Comforter from Sleep Number was the solution we were searching for. With this comforter, each of us are able to choose a weight and fill that suits our needs and preferences without imposing on the other person. So, I chose the heaviest option while my partner chose the lightest.
Besides the practicality, I was surprised by how buttery-smooth and extremely lightweight the comforter is. I know what you're probably thinking: How can you sleep comfortably with a zipper down the center of your blanket? Despite the halves being joined down the center, the zipper is expertly hidden with folds of fabric, so you can't feel it at night.
There are three warmth options: Light, medium and extra. I opted for the down alternative filling because of my allergies, though there is a down option available. Plus, there is a one-year limited warranty and a 100-night trial so you can test it for more than three months before deciding if it's for you.
There is a downside, though. Each side is sold separately, and the price varies by fill and weight. My side of the comforter is $125, and my partner's is $99, so in total, our comforter costs $225. But you can save 20% right now during Sleep Number's early Memorial Day sale.
Also, this comforter is white, so you may want to add a duvet cover to match your bedroom's color scheme. Thankfully, there are corner tabs to make adding the duvet easy.
Other Sleep Number blankets on sale for Memorial Day
As I mentioned, my house is divided regarding sleeping preferences, and it doesn't stop at temperature. While I favor the Create Your Perfect Comforter, my partner prefers the True Temp blanket from Sleep Number. It's lighter, making it great for the hotter months.
We use these blankets regularly in my household, and they're both worth the money if you're looking for high-quality comforters.
Don't forget to also check out our top mattress deals going on right now.
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