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DESIGNER COLETTE SHELTON'S VIRAL COCOCOZY BEDDING SET RETURNS TO COSTCO THIS FALL

The COCOCOZY 3-Piece Bouclé Comforter Set Returns for Fall 2026, Bringing Designer Colette Shelton’s Signature Approach to Stylish, Livable Design to Costco Shoppers



LOS ANGELES — October 6, 2026 — After a sold-out 2024 debut that generated viral attention online, COCOCOZY is reuniting with global home textiles manufacturer Welspun for a new fall offering at Costco stores nationwide and online at Costco.com. The COCOCOZY 3-Piece Bouclé Comforter Set, available in Queen and King sizes in Ivory and Charcoal Grey, pairs COCOCOZY’s warm, sophisticated design sensibility with the tactile, cozy feel of bouclé.


"I'm thrilled to return to Costco to give even more people the opportunity to bring COCOCOZY style into their homes. The response to our first Costco bedding collection was incredible so we had to bring it back," said designer and tech entrepreneur Colette Shelton, founder of COCOCOZY. "With this bouclé set, we wanted to create the ultimate cozy bedding that feels beautiful, stylish and special. I've always believed a home can be personal and elevated without being complicated or out of reach."


The three-piece set includes a plush bouclé comforter and two coordinating pillow shams, designed to create an inviting, layered look with an exceptionally soft feel.


"We're pleased to continue a partnership that brings together Colette's distinctive design perspective with Welspun's expertise in home textiles," said Christopher Mooney, Global Chief Marketing Officer at Welspun. "COCOCOZY's approach to sophisticated, approachable interiors aligns naturally with our focus on design, comfort and quality, and we're excited to bring that combination back to Costco shoppers."


The COCOCOZY 3-Piece Bouclé Comforter Set will be available at Costco stores nationwide and online at Costco.com beginning Fall 2026.

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