When we first moved into our home, one of our priorities was linens and towels for the whole house. We had needed to upgrade everything in our home. So, I started completely fresh and went straight to Parachute. This weekend is their big sale that only happens twice a year, with every single item being 20% off.
With this huge sale, I’m personally taking advantage of replacing some towels and adding a few more sets to the linen closet. As I’m looking through the site, I wanted to share my top picks for Parachute’s big Memorial Day Sale. I’ve loved their line for a long time — and no this is not sponsored, it’s truly because this is such an incredible deal to stock up or replace.
You’ll find below my top picks. The links are my affiliate links. It means that at no additional cost to you, I may make a small percentage on the sale.
My Top Picks for Parachute’s Twice A Year Sale Happening Now
Classic Starter Bathroom Bundle — What’s Included:
4 x Bath Towel
4 x Hand Towel
4 x Washcloth
1 x Tub Mat
Linen Quilt — comes in two sizes and 6 colors.
Linen Sheet Set. What’s Included:
1 x Fitted Sheet
1 x Pillowcase Set
*Comes in 7 colors (we have it in “bone”)
Waffle Towels. *Comes in 3 colors / hand or bath
Cloud Cotton Robe. *Comes in 5 colors
Hand-Knit Bathroom Rug. *Featured in our bathroom in natural
Linen Shower Curtain. *One of our favorite linens in the home!
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