Barefoot Dreams Offers Major Discounts on Celebrity-Approved Loungewear and Blankets

Barefoot Dreams is slashing prices on its popular loungewear and throw blankets for Labor Day. The brand is taking an extra 40% off sale styles, with some items like the celebrity-favorite CozyChic throw blanket discounted by up to $46, according to USA Today. The California-based luxury brand, known for soft microfiber fabrics and endorsed by stars like Hailey Bieber and Oprah Winfrey, is running its Long Weekend Event through the holiday weekend.
The sale includes robes, loungewear sets, and throw blankets across Barefoot Dreams' product line, according to USA Today. Popular items include the CozyChic UltraLite Robe and jersey knit lounge sets. Shoppers can stack discounts by taking an extra 20% off styles that are already on sale. Prices for throw blankets and cardigans are now ranging from $39.98 to $89.98, down from typical list prices of $145 to $188.USA Today
Hailey Bieber and Oprah Winfrey are the brand's biggest boosters. Bieber frequently gifts the CozyChic throw blanket, while Winfrey regularly features Barefoot Dreams on her "Favorite Things" gift guides. These celebrity endorsements help justify the brand's premium prices and drive consumer interest, especially when deals hit social media. Deal trackers report that celebrity-linked blankets often sell out quickly when prices drop below $100.
Heavy discounts like these—up to 40% off—widen who can afford Barefoot Dreams, attracting value-conscious shoppers who might normally buy cheaper dupes. But frequent deep sales through retailers like QVC, Nordstrom, and Amazon risk repositioning the brand as a commodity rather than an exclusive luxury item. Barefoot Dreams must balance high-volume sales during holiday weekends with protecting its premium brand image year-round.
Labor Day weekend sales serve as inventory liquidation windows for Barefoot Dreams. The company clears out discontinued colors and seasonal styles while driving transaction volume without discounting full-price items the rest of the year. This strategy keeps the brand's everyday prices stable—protecting exclusivity—while maximizing cash flow during predictable shopping peaks. The pattern repeats for other federal holiday weekends throughout the year.
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