The online retailer Parachute’s uncannily absorbent bathrobes have a cult following. Thanks in part to omnipresent paid endorsements from podcast hosts, one style even became a viral sensation, with a 2,000-person waitlist. Launched in 2014 by PR and ad agency veteran Ariel Kaye, the company emphasizes pretension-free neutral-tone bedsheets, bath towels, and baby bundles. Now that Kaye has debuted the company’s seventh brick-and-mortar shop (last year’s holiday pop-up on Armitage has become a permanent location), you no longer have to wait for a duvet. Rest your head on a poofy down pillow, wrap yourself in a Turkish towel, or take a nap on the ergonomic mattress. No one will judge. Says Kaye: “Couldn’t we all use a little extra comfort right now?” 837 W. Armitage Ave.
![Lumbar pillow](/wp-content/archive/images/2019/0919/C201909-F-How-to-Spend-Parachute-lumbar-pillow.jpg)
$209
Lumbar pillow
![Cotton robe](/wp-content/archive/images/2019/0919/C201909-F-How-to-Spend-Parachute-robe.jpg)
$99
Cotton robe
![Bath salt](/wp-content/archive/images/2019/0919/C201909-F-How-to-Spend-Parachute-bath-salt.jpg)
$29
OSEA for Parachute bath salt
![Ceramic vase](/wp-content/archive/images/2019/0919/C201909-F-How-to-Spend-Parachute-vase.jpg)
$129
Mt. Washington for Parachute ceramic vase
![Linen quilt](/wp-content/archive/images/2019/0919/C201909-F-How-to-Spend-Parachute-quilt.jpg)
$279
Linen quilt
![Terry slippers](/wp-content/archive/images/2019/0919/C201909-F-How-to-Spend-Parachute-slippers.jpg)
$39
Terry slippers