Italic Reviews and details

Social recommendations and mentions

• Looking for recommendations for a weighted blanket that doesn’t need a cover and doesn’t leak beads.

  I got a 10lb weighted blanket from Italic and absolutely love it. I used to have a bearaby one at my last place but it was literally 3x more expensive and chunky/didn’t fit aesthetically in my home whereas the luxe one from Italic you can’t tell is a weighted blanket. Source: about 1 year ago

• Need Advice on Percale Sheets

  I got gifted a percale sheet set from Italic and love it. Can really tell the difference vs my old target and LL Bean sets. Source: about 1 year ago

• Work backpack suggestions?

  I love my backpack from Italic. I tried Monos and Away FAR backpack but I kept the Italic one, it's literally like TUMI but for 3x less. Source: about 1 year ago

• Recommendations for good comforters / duvet inserts / duvet covers / sheets?

  I love my heavy cotton tees from Italic. I tried Buck Mason and everlane but these are way thicker and are like 2x less. Just a lower key brand. Source: about 1 year ago

• Satin pillow causing breakouts?

  I couldn't agree more! Silk pillowcases have been a game changer for my hair and skin health. I got a mulberry silk one from Italic which was a lot less than slip’s and love it. Source: about 1 year ago

• Good deals on bed sheets?

  Hey u/reagan_baby, I ordered from a ton of online brands and ended up sticking with Italic and I’m really impressed with their bedding line. They use the same manufacturer as luxury brands like Frette and St Regis, but their sheets are literally 3x cheaper. Source: about 1 year ago

• I'm Building the Costco for Apparel

  I think they've made a few pivots in terms of model at this point, but this is reminiscent of Italic[1]. Their premise was "we figure out where the luxury stuff is made and then make our white labeled stuff there without the markup" and (at least originally) charge an annual membership fee for access. I'm not sure how true the "same manufacturer" stuff really was, but it was pretty effective marketing. Same with... - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• inescapable dog harness?

  I'm on the growth team at a startup called Italic and we're all about meeting the best balance between security and comfort for our fur babies. If your dog just says no to all the other harnesses you've tried, maybe our Maxwell Everyday Dog Harness might help. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Can I get advice fora dog bed?

  You can check Italic's selection of pet beds. The largest one they have is the Mei Fold-Out Pet Bed which is similar to a sofa bed. They also have Maxwell Pet Bed that has head and neck support. All of them share the same manufacturers as Williams Sonoma but with lower price and both have machine washable cover. Btw their CEO shared a discount code on a different thread recently and I can share it with you if you... Source: almost 2 years ago

• Bought yet another dog bed from Costco

  I’m on the growth team for a startup called Italic and I’d love to recommend one of ours. We make our pet beds using the same manufacturer as William Sonoma — but charge way less. We’re all about sturdy construction, durable materials, and great price points. Not to mention they’re super comfortable and pet-approved. (My dog LOVES theirs!). Source: almost 2 years ago

• BIFL: Linen Duvet Cover and Sheets

  You might want to check out Italic's selection of beddings! We use the same manufacturer for our bedding as Frette, Four Seasons, and St Regis; offering the same quality for lesser price. :). Source: almost 2 years ago

• [The Company Store] Has Anyone had a bad experience with company store bedding?

  Hi! Italic Growth Team member here and a lurker of BIFL! Apart from top-notch customer service \wink**, we also offer an assortment of beddings in different fabrics:. Source: almost 2 years ago

• BIFL Sheets, comforter, pillows…the whole lot!

  Hey! Founder of Italic here, this is my personal account and long-time BIFL lurker. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Reccomendation for Swedish language tutor/classes in Edinburgh?

  If you are open to virtual tutoring, italki.com is great for finding a teacher. It's a platform that links language students with tutors/teachers. Source: about 2 years ago

• Looking for help in buying a laptop bag for my wife

  You can check Italic's collection of leather bags. Their Clarice Leather Tote ($220) fits a 13-inch laptop while their Ella Everything Leather Tote ($180) can fit up to 15-inch laptop. These bags are made from the same manufacturers of Miu Miu and Prada, so the quality's top-notch. Feel free to DM me for a one-time Reddit discount! Source: about 2 years ago

• Cute leather bags that won't break the bank?

  Hey u/youknowwhattheysay12! Italic has a couple of leather bags, ranging from satchels to totes that are made by the same manufacturers as Prada and Miu Miu. We have the Clarice Leather Tote ($180) which is handmade from top-grain leather - the external is 100% calf leather and the lining is 100% lambskin leather. Feel free to DM me and I'll set you up w/ a one-time Reddit discount! Source: over 2 years ago

• Best sheets for sweaty sleepers

  Hey u/Wulffhardt! I'm a Community Manager at Italic - we just launched our Crisp Percale Stripe Sheet Set this past month. Percale sheets are known for being breathable making it suitable for sweaty sleepers. Source: over 2 years ago

• What is this gray sneaker seen on italic.com?

  Saw this pair of sneakers being worn by models on italic.com but I don't think these are made or sold by italic. You can see them being worn in these two listings:. Source: over 2 years ago

• I've been using anki for around 6 months but i still don't know anything, what should i do

  You can check on italic.com for a tutor. Source: over 2 years ago

• 50% off Italic.com membership ($30 value) -- get high quality well-designed goods at wholesale prices

  50% off a Italic | Quality, At Cost. Membership ($30 off of the $60 membership fee). Source: over 2 years ago

• Help with beginner learner

  I've been trying to learn Greek seriously now for about 2 months. I'm currently in Athens taking a course. My best practices for learning are Quizlet, Duolingo, and I have a lesson twice a week on italki.com with a personal tutor. It's also very helpful if you have someone to message in Greek. I have many family members that speak Greek, so I try to text them in Greek whenever I can and that's very helpful. Source: over 2 years ago