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When you carry your textbooks in the Snow Leopard - Coma Inducer® Plush Tote, you won’t just feel like you’re walking around campus, you’ll feel like you’re walking down...

Inspired by childhood memories of snuggling with your favorite stuffed animal. Our Teddy Bear Coma Inducer® is the acceptable, adult way to get that cozy sensation back. Nostalgic, yet the most...

For a college tote bag that delivers equal parts runway-ready style and real-life function, the Oh Deer - Coma Inducer® Plush Tote - White-Tailed Gray brings designer vibes to your everyday...

When it comes to your dorm bed, we believe that the more cozy college bedding pieces you layer on top of your Twin XL mattress, the better! The dorm mattress provided by your college or university...

Inspired by continual customer requests for summer Coma Inducer® sheets that are great for warmer weather. Not to brag, but we nailed it! If it is worthy of being one of our boys, you just know...

Inspired by continual customer requests for summer Coma Inducer® sheets that are great for warmer weather. Not to brag, but we nailed it! If it is worthy of being one of our boys, you just know...

Do you want to cover every inch of your college Twin XL bed in cuddly softness? If you love the feeling of never wanting to get out of your XL Twin dorm bed, avoid signing up for 8am lectures like...

Inspired by the fun of winter. Winter's not all bad with cozy fireplaces, hot chocolate, skiing, and, of course, snuggling up in a Coma Inducer®. Dreaming of winter fun, we took our beloved...

Inspired by our obsession with creating the biggest, best, and coziest bedding possible. Nothing is worse than having a great blanket that's just too small! It's the worst having to fight over who...

Inspired by crushed velvet, this Coma Inducer® is having a major crush on velvet. Taking the velvet crushed look and turning it into well styled bedding with the warmth you know from Coma Inducer® is...

Inspired by smooth luxury. What we rest our heads on at night is important as it's often directly in contact with our face, head, and neck for around 6-8 hours. That much contact with our skin, hair,...