Project Sleep Holds "Black Friday" Sale... Up to 60% Off
Runs on its official online store through Nov. 27
Project Sleep said on Nov. 12 that it is holding its biggest sale, the "Black Friday" event, on its official online store through Nov. 27.
Toppers and mattresses are discounted by up to 50%, while sleep products are discounted by up to 60%. The sale also features limited-time deals on select items. Pillow covers are available for 9,900 won, while the Sweet Dreams Pillow and fleece blanket are each priced at 19,900 won, and waterproof mattress pads start at 24,900 won. Custom pillows, reversible sleep masks, and textured blankets are also included in the sale.
The Plush Topper, one of the sale's featured products, is 7 cm thick and can be used on both beds and floors. It can be folded and stored when not in use, helping make efficient use of space. Project Sleep's mattress has a soft side and a firm side, and can be flipped over depending on the user's body type and preferences. It features 11 layers, measures 25 cm thick, and uses high-density memory foam.
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A Project Sleep representative said, "We prepared this event so customers considering replacing their bedding or updating their sleep setup can explore the products they need." The representative added, "We hope customers will choose products that suit them by considering not only the price but also their available space and preferred level of cushioning."
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