John Lewis reveals their best-selling items for a good night's sleep
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If a great night's sleep often eludes you, these best-selling sleep products from John Lewis may well be the answer.
In a moment when more of us than ever are focused on wellness, self-care, and looking after our bodies, there's never been a better time to invest in getting some quality shut-eye.
After all, getting in your 40 winks is well known to be beneficial for both our mental and physical health - and vital for having a productive, healthy and happy day the following morning.
So thankfully, John Lewis & Partners have unveiled the products their customers rate most highly for a good night's sleep - and you can bet we'll be putting plenty of them on our Christmas list.
House Beautiful (opens in new tab) report that the shop's 2018 retail report, based on shopping dates from August 2017 - September 2018, has revealed John Lewis' most popular, sleep-related products.
First off, is John Lewis and Partners' premium cotton bed linen (opens in new tab), which have seen a rise of 11% in sales during the examined time period. The bedding, which ranges in price from £45 - £75, has won almost 5 stars on the John Lewis website, with customers praising it as "cosy" and "comforting".
Another popular choice is their selection of silk pillowcases (opens in new tab) - which come in all colours from white to light pink, and ivory blue. Sales of the pillowcases went up by 13% in the year, and they're generally available for around £40 - £45. Silk pillowcases are know to be good for your skin and hair - so this addition to the list is no surprise!
Their Devon Wool pillows (opens in new tab) (£80) have also seen a 42% increase in sales. The pillows are perfect for allergy-sufferers due to their natural properties.
The affordable Neom Organics range (opens in new tab) - which is full of pillow sprays, soothing candles and sleep balms has also proven very popular. Sales have risen a whopping 264% during the year.
John Lewis and Partner's duck down duvets (opens in new tab) (£130 - £230) have also seen a lift in sales of 14%, which makes total sense - given that it's regularly praised for keeping you warm whilst still being light and breathable.
But perhaps the product that has seen the biggest uplift in sales is John Lewis's upholstered grey Grace bedstead (opens in new tab), which is up 1288% on last year. And it's no surprise, as the stylish, clean lines are perfect for creating a calming, night-time environment. Amazingly, the bed frame is also available for just £250 for a king-size - meaning it's one of the most affordable frames out there for the quality.
The retailer's Hungarian goose mattress topper (opens in new tab), which sells for between £200 - £350 depending on your bed size, has also gone down a storm with shoppers. It's seen sales rise 292% in the last year, and has a duo-layer system. While the bottom layer provides sturdy support, the top is soft and cosy, for a comfortable sleep.
Amy Hunt is an experienced digital journalist specialising in homes, interiors and hobbies. She began her career working as the features assistant at woman&home magazine, before moving over to the digital side of the brand where she eventually became the Lifestyle Editor up until January 2022. Amy won the Digital Journalist of the Year award at the AOP Awards in 2019 for her work on womanandhome.com.
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