Coyuchi

Coyuchi’s PRS outlet is a mix of their regular price and seconds/​outlet inventory. The front of the store is their regular priced collections, and in the back are all the sales and seconds.
The seconds and outlet side is worth a browse — especially their sheet sets, blankets and kids clothes. The simple, classic patterns and lines are great to invest in for bedding, since they’ve been ethically and organically produced.
The organic kids clothing is beautifully made, many of the pieces are cotton and linen. The last time I was here I purchased a wool merino and cotton throw blanket for around $ 62, and a King duvet cover for $ 130. They also have additional discounts sometimes.
All in all, Coyuchi is a great shopping destination when in Point Reyes.

I just ordered the light weight 220 count sheet set in the color fog and am over the moon! My boyfriend and I were looking for a lighter weight high quality soft sheet and these are exactly that! I couldn’t be happier! These sheets are super well made with deep sides, crisp yet soft total fluffy goodness! I am so impressed! Can’t wait to start collecting other items!!! And their sale prices are totally reasonable! Don’t hesitate

I purchased organic pajamas from their website and they smell strongly of chemicals!!!
and they were very thin and poorly made.

I usually don’t have a problem with any of their products, but a flat sheet I recently purchased started piling after the second wash.

I would love to give this company 5 stars because that’s how much I want to believe in their product and support them with being a repeat customer. I purchased some women’s flannel pajamas, a bathrobe and some pajamas for my husband. The sizing was a bit strange, but things were exchanged no problem. Customer Service was very nice and accommodating. I found the overall quality to be just okay and for the prices they charge it should be outstanding. Seams were coming apart on the products, the flannel shrunk tremendously, husbands pants were way too long (and he is 6’1″, so not overly tall, but he drowned in the large pants). Maybe if I am out that way and I go to the factory store and find a really good buy I will venture again. It’s not worth it if the quality is not there and you have to have seams redone or pants hemmed.

Great customer service from the very kind ladies who work in this lovely shop!
The outlet prices are very reasonable. I saved about $ 100 on a duvet cover over what it is selling for on the Coyuchi web site. Best of all, the duvet cover is high style and humanely produced with organic cotton and low impact dyes. Did I mention the customer service is fabulous too? No pretentiousness, despite the high end goods. Just nice people selling cool bedding and willing to go the extra mile to help you find something fantastic for your home.
It’s a cute little town with lots of fun, unique shops. Well worth the drive if you plan to spend the day in Pt. Reyes Station.

Best blanket ever hands down.
COZY COTTON BLANKET is better than a sleeping pill.

Did you know cotton is one of the most heavily sprayed with pesticide and insecticide crops on the planet? It is. Cotton is susceptible to some serious pests so they typically spray it quite a bit. Sure, once you wash your linens it’s not like you’re lying on a bed of chemicals, but isn’t it nice to know if you purchase and support organic cotton and textile manufactures, you are keeping some acreage free of harmful chemicals and keeping it economically viable?
Not to mention all of the products at this store are awesome, it’s this very soothing second floor natural fabric and textile vibe, and generally very affordable relative to what you are getting. In my view, it’s awesome to be a consumer contributing to overall reinforcement of world trade and commerce that YES, I want stuff that’s being grown organically or at least ethically and has not been treated with massive amounts of chemicals.
I got a lovely sateen quilted, organic cotton quilt here today in preparation for winters chill– all this because their summer/​spring stuff appears to be on sale. Seriously well priced. Our apparent lack of need for heavy quilts because I sweat like a pig at night is definitely a boon!
If it hasn’t been said enough, this is an outlet! The back section is all good sale stuff. An outlet. Of organic cotton bedding and linens and baby stuff and pajamas and shams and robes. Ugh, I just love it.

I love Coyuchi products — everything is organic (towels, robes, bedding) & well done. I finally made it to their outlet in Pt Reyes Station. Walk upstairs to a store that has new /​full priced items in front & «outlet» prices in the back.
The outlet side is awesome, with a lot of inventory in a small space. There’s more than meets the eye. I did buy a $ 35 velour robe that I love, but noticed the pockets were not placed correctly. (It was a sample) I removed the pockets & use the robe every day. I paid full price for the seersucker + terry robe & I think it might be the best robe ever. The perfect weight, so easy to wear around the house. The terry lining is so very soft. The sateen sheets have a wonderful hand, as well.
I believe most (all?) of their items are made in India.

High end organic sheets, towels, sleepwear, and infant clothes direct from the manufacturer.
The back of the store is an outlet, with seconds and imperfects. Stock and pricing varies, but some real steals can be found.
For example, on our last visit we scored: king size flannel sheets for $ 10, velour terry bathrobes for $ 35, bed in a bag sets for $ 60.
Great deals considering that is for stylish, humanely sourced, organic cotton.
We have owned some Coyuchi sheets for about a year, that we got from an earlier visit here. Some earlier reviewers said theirs felt rough… really? They could not have been talking about the same items! We find ours to be extremely soft and comfortable. They are every bit as luxurious as the 1000 t.c. and «hotel collection» linens you see everywhere.

Usually not my style to go somewhere that has 3 dolla signs. My taste isn’t so expensive.
sale racks on racks on racks were pretty cool, though!

It’s a beautiful store, with many appealing items. 6 months ago, I spent a small fortune on a set of gorgeous teal-​colored organic cotton sheets & pillowcases. Unfortunately, after countless washings and attempts to try different fabric softeners, they still feel coarse and kind of scratchy. Not at all pleasant to sleep on, though they’re beautiful to look at. I wrote to the company to ask for any suggestions they might offer, and I never received a reply. I am sorry to post a negative review here, but, as a customer, I wish I’d had the benefit of such a warning before I spent so much money on something I can’t enjoy.

Organic cotton sheets, towels, clothing at typical higher prices. And the most darling baby clothes, almost made me wish… sigh…never mind.
Be sure to wander to the back of the store which is the outlet section. That is where the deals are and there are some doozies. I ended up with two generously-​sized hand towels, $ 5 bucks each. And your bag is more organic cotton that is easy to carry, feels good in your hand and you get to keep on using it.
I’ll be back again and again.

Really nice organic cotton linens (adult and baby), bathrobes, pajamas and baby clothes but at very steep prices. There is however an outlet section within the store and you can find some terrific deals. I bought a bathmat for $ 16, a king sheet set (fitted sheet, flat sheet, 2 pillow covers) for $ 70 or $ 75 and a king duvet cover for about $ 70 or $ 75. If you are at Point Reyes Station, you should make a stop.

This place is really special. BEAUTIFUL bedding and fabrics. Location interesting as well– goes along with the aesthetic of the collections. I took off one star because the prices are mindblowingly high. Sure, it’s pure organic bedding, but expensive is one thing– beyond expensive is another. BUT if you are luxurious and want to buy some sheets and revel in them for the rest of your life– this might be the place for you.

What a fabulous find! This place is the headquarters/​warehouse of some of my favorite bath and bedding goodies and they have Coyuchi organic sheets at closer to normal sheet prices. If you’ve never felt these sheets, check out The Natural Mattress Store in San Rafael or some place who carries organic cotton sheets to get the tangible experience, but take my advice, these sheets feel wonderfully, naturally!
Flannel in grey? Oh yes, they’ve got them. And so many others, the decision is mind-​boggling. I suggest having your color in mind before entering the store if you’re like I am. Too many choices is a bad thing for me.
Not only are there sheets, but towels, robes, sleepwear and some of the cutest items for babies and children I’ve ever laid eyes on. Sweet little critters embroidered on the cotton make for great gifts for the kidlets or yourself. I really wanted to walk away with the embroidered critter curtains, but they just wouldn’t fit my window. Plus, they wouldn’t match any of my décor, but they were so irresistible, I’m thinking of changing my interior to match the curtains!
Their prices still may be high for some, but there are deals, too! I picked up gifts for babies or babies’ parents rather at $ 8. No joke. Check out my photo of the sweetest little embroidered lion romper. AND they package up your purchase in an organic drawstring bag which is so cool in itself for art supplies, children’s toys, or adult toys for that matter.
Take a day trip. Enjoy one of my favorite towns and come home with something from Coyuchi. They’re at the top of some steep stairs, so don’t try to take your wheels if you’ve got ‘em, but make the climb somehow.

There are great reasons to go organic with your sheets. After all, you’re literally living in them for about a third of your life. Makes sense to use organic, no?
Well, as much as I’d love to sing the praises of Coyuchi, the sheets were ultimately sandpaper-​rough after multiple washings. I don’t know why organic cotton should mean you have to sacrifice comfort, so it might be worth checking out some other organic sheet purveyors or at least asking to feel some sheets that have been through the laundry so you can get a realistic sense of what you’ll be sleeping on. Or maybe I just have a sensitive bum…