Enfold
Four pounds, hood to shoulders. Faux fur to the ankle, open at the sides. On in one motion, and the day is over.
$79.99$188.00
57% off · save $108.01
Tracked shipping in die Vereinigten Staaten · 30 nights to decide · 9 colours
The last call is over.
The dishes can wait.
You do not have to finish the list before you are allowed to sit down.
Your hand goes in and
does not come back out.
The fur closes over your fingers — sixteen millimetres of pile, hem to hood. Then four pounds comes down across your shoulders, and you stop.
People who actually own one.
“I threw this on the day it showed up and honestly haven't taken it off since. It's that good. I'm 5'11" and about 205, and the 5'7" to 6'1" fits me perfectly.…”
“Soft, warm and wonderfully cosy for relaxing on the sofa. I would happily recommend it.”
“The texture is lovely and the fit gives plenty of room. I would happily recommend it.”
Why the hour before bed decides the night.
Sleep does not start when you get into bed. It starts about ninety minutes earlier, when your body begins letting heat go through your hands, your feet, your face. Enfold went into a sleep lab during development, and what came back set the weight, where it sits, and how much of you it covers. The research below is the reason those decisions were worth testing in the first place.
Warming up beforehand makes you fall asleep faster
Researchers screened 5,322 studies and pooled the strongest. Warming the body one to two hours before bed cut the time people took to fall asleep by about ten minutes, and improved both sleep efficiency and how well people said they slept. Ninety minutes ahead was the sweet spot.
Haghayegh et al., Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2019Warm hands and feet are the signal
The gap between your core temperature and your skin temperature is the single best physical predictor of how quickly you will drop off. When the warmth reaches your extremities, sleep follows. This is the paper that established it, and it has been replicated since.
Kräuchi et al., Nature, 1999You are not imagining the cold office
Building temperature standards still run on a metabolic model built around an average man in the 1960s. It can overstate a woman’s metabolic rate by up to 35%. The room is not set for you. That is a documented design flaw, not a preference.
Kingma & van Marken Lichtenbelt, Nature Climate Change, 2015What that does not mean: nobody sleeps the same, and nothing you wear is a treatment. Enfold was built to give your wind-down the best shot it can have. Thirty nights is how you find out what it does for yours.
The honest bit: it runs warm. Built for cold offices, autumn, winter and
3 a.m. Not for a July afternoon. And we are new, so there is no wall of reviews here to hide behind.
That is what the thirty nights are for: you are not taking our word for any of this.
If you overheat easily, read this first →
Two things that stop being a problem.
When your desk is cold
You stop negotiating with the heating. Faux fur throat to ankle, sides open so you can still type.
When you cannot switch off
You stop bracing. Four pounds across the hood and shoulders, like a hand resting there — the first thing all day that wants nothing from you.
Buy one, and it goes missing.
Take two and 10% comes off the pair, automatically.
Whoever grabs it first, wins.
Enfold is $79.99 while this run lasts. Then it goes back to $188.
“A blanket handles that until you stand up. Then you are holding it shut with one hand, and there is a mug in the other.”
Why I made this →You’ve done enough today.
Four pounds, faux fur, open at the sides. Thirty nights to decide what it does for you.
Wear it for thirty nights. Then try to give it back. The return policy is linked above, and the window is still open.
Still warm where you are? We’ll write on the first cold night →
