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Some people celebrate the Fourth with fireworks. Others grill. Personally, I like to declare independence from full-price luxury bedding — which is why this Cozy Earth sale might be my favorite part of the holiday.

Cozy Earth, the Oprah-loved brand behind some of the softest sleepwear and most breathable bedding on the planet, is running an ultra-rare sitewide sale for the Fourth of July. The best part? It’s not being shouted from the rooftops, becaue we’ve got an exclusive discount code.

Using NYPOST at checkout gets you a whopping 35% off everything on the site, and it’s live from July 4 through July 11 — but you’ll only find it here. That means sheets, bathrobes, comforters, towels, and pajamas all qualify for the discount. Yes, it’s the kind of quietly luxe, high-thread-count promotion that makes you feel like you’re in on a secret.

If you’ve ever touched a Cozy Earth fabric, you know what I mean. It’s cool, breathable, and impossibly soft — like cashmere had a baby with a cloud. So whether you’re upgrading your guest linens, replacing your 10-year-old towel set, or just indulging in a totally justified self-care splurge, here are the best items to grab before this gem of a sale disappears.

Cozy Earth’s original icon. These sheets are made with ultra-soft, temperature-regulating bamboo viscose that feels cooler than cotton and smoother than silk. They’re breathable, durable, and designed to get softer with every wash.

These buttery-soft PJs are lightweight, drapey, and glamorous enough to make you feel like the lead in a Nancy Meyers movie. They’re oversized in all the right ways and come in elevated neutrals like ivory and navy.

If you sleep hot, this comforter is a godsend. Filled with breathable bamboo viscose and wrapped in a silky shell, it’s plush without ever feeling heavy — the perfect weight for year-round comfort.

This textured cuddle blanket looks like a designer throw but feels like a childhood security blanket. It has a plush, cloud-like texture with just the right amount of weight, making it perfect for couch naps and cozying up during your latest rewatch.

Pairing the softness of mulberry silk with a hypoallergenic down alternative fill, this pillow feels deliciously luxe without being too fussy. It offers a just-right balance of softness and support, no fluffing required.

These towels are thick, absorbent, and spa-grade — basically the opposite of the scratchy mismatched ones you’ve been meaning to replace. They elevate even a quick post-shower routine into a slow, sensory ritual.

Equal parts cloud and kimono, this robe is the kind of thing you end up living in. Made from plush bamboo fabric with deep pockets and a generous belt, it’s cozy without being bulky and looks quietly expensive draped over a chair.

This lightweight layer is deceptively simple — ideal for summer naps, hot sleepers, or anyone who likes a just-barely-there layer. It’s breathable, soft, and has a subtle sheen that makes your bed look like it belongs in a boutique hotel.

A stylish and breathable quilted layer for when your bed needs a little zhuzh. It adds texture and polish while keeping things light, and it’s big enough to drape beautifully over the sides of your mattress.

Crisp, modern, and quick-drying, these waffle towels feel like something you’d find in a European spa. They’re lighter than terry but still super absorbent, with a textured weave that looks great hanging on your rack.

These aren’t your average loungewear pants. They’re made with brushed bamboo fabric that’s cozy but cool to the touch, featuring a tapered leg and wide waistband that flatters while still making you feel like you never left bed.

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