92% matchParachute Home
Near-identical DTC bedding playbook, Italian-milled fabrics
What changes: Broader home range (furniture, tabletop) and slightly higher prices
Brand profile
Brooklyn-based direct-to-consumer home brand known for minimalist percale, sateen and linen bedding, towels and loungewear at mid-market prices.
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The core business is sheet sets, duvet covers, quilts, towels and robes; loungewear and sleepwear are a small secondary line, not the main event.
Most of the range comes down to picking percale, sateen or linen, with solid muted colors and simple stripes rather than pattern-led design.
Founded in Brooklyn in 2014 via Kickstarter and still based there, it sells direct at mid-market prices, runs a few US stores, and places Marlow pillows in Walmart.
92% matchNear-identical DTC bedding playbook, Italian-milled fabrics
What changes: Broader home range (furniture, tabletop) and slightly higher prices
85% matchColder Scandinavian minimalism, organic cotton, poplin focus
What changes: Design-led European positioning, pricier, no US store fleet
76% matchCertified-organic, coastal-muted take on the same sheets and towels
What changes: Sustainability-first sourcing at a higher price point
62% matchBrooklinen is a direct-to-consumer home essentials brand built on bedding rather than apparel: percale, sateen and linen sheet sets, duvet covers, quilts, pillows, towels and robes, with loungewear and sleepwear as a smaller secondary line. Design is minimal, mostly solid muted colorways and simple stripes at mid-market prices. Launched via Kickstarter in 2014 by Rich and Vicki Fulop, it remains Brooklyn-based and operates a small US store fleet. Freeman Spogli & Co. invested in 2021 alongside Summit Partners; its Marlow pillow line sells through Walmart.