Ettitude's First L.A. Pop-Up Has Everything You Need to Enjoy Daylight Savings Time's End

Here's something that'll really help you enjoy that extra hour of sleep when Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend. Now through Friday, Dec. 27, sustainable direct-to-consumer brand Ettitude is popping up on Abbot Kinney, bringing its online-only bedding, sleepwear, and loungewear to its first-ever brick-and-mortar shop (albeit a temporary one).

The L.A.- and Australia-based vegan and cruelty-free label is known for its organic breathable bamboo sheets ($65 and up for fitted sheets, $138 and up for sets), which require 1/10th less water to manufacture than cotton bedding, feel as smooth and soft as silk, and are anti-microbial. Stylish slumberers will find all of that and the rest of Ettitude's Oeko-Tex-certified (read: chemical- and synthetics-free) waffle bath towels ($10 to $50), women's and men's pajamas and robes ($35 to $85), baby bedding ($25 to $45), and travel and sleep accessories ($15 to $60), all of which are usually only shoppable via screen. Oh, and there's even a nap-ready bed, should you feel inclined to really settle into the eco-friendly goods.

The shop's dreamy interiors were inspired by the elements of earth, air, and water — and low-waste enthusiasts will also sleep easy knowing that in addition to offering paper-free transactions, the earth-conscious space features FSC-certified bamboo modular shelving. Just like its e-comm site, Ettitude's IRL store also donates 1% of sales from its bedding to environmental nonprofit organizations.

Throughout its Venice stay, the store will also host community-minded events, including late-night Friday shopping parties and more. Keep an eye on its pop-up shop page for more details here, and scroll through the gallery above to see more inside the oh-so-relaxing bedding haven.

Ettitude pop-up shop, 1225 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice, 90291; open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily