7 Spring Essentials from Barefoot Dreams I’m Adding to My Cart As We Speak
One thing you should know about me: The very second I spot a daffodil or crocus peeking out of the still-thawing ground, I'm going to change over my closet. Farewell, wintery sweaters! Hello, springy jackets! Of course, like the daffodils, I'm always premature. Spring weather (at least in New York) is a mixed bag—that's why, when it comes to shopping for spring clothes, I mainly stick to cozy basics and lightweight items I can easily layer. If you're anything like me and are currently scrolling the internet in search of comfortable, layer-able spring staples, look no further than the über-soft California-based brand Barefoot Dreams. Read on to explore 7 Barefoot Dreams spring essentials I'm adding to my cart this week.
7 Barefoot Dreams items I'm shopping for spring:
- Barefoot Dreams, CozyChic Ultra Lite Ribbed Dress, $135
- Barefoot Dreams, CozyChic Ultra Lite Everything Cardigan, $168
- Barefoot Dreams, CozyChic Lite Ultra Lite Ribbed Slit Crop Pant, $118
- Barefoot Dreams, CozyChic Ultra Lite Short Sleeve Shirt, $128
- Barefoot Dreams, Washed Satin Tank and Shorts Set, $128
- Barefoot Dreams, Luxe Lounge Raw Edge Zip-Up Hoodie, $125
- Barefoot Dreams, CozyChic Lite Ribbed Throw, $167
What is Barefoot Dreams again?
Oh, you don't know? Allow me to rock your world. Barefoot Dreams has actually been around since the '90s, selling beachy loungewear, buttery-soft blankets, and cozy staples for adults, kids, and babies. But the real hype took off in 2011 when Oprah declared the brand one of her "Favorite Things" (a legit seal of approval in my book). Since, Barefoot Dreams has amassed no shortage of devotees. Numerous Kardashians have been photographed toting the brand's throw blankets through airports and Hailey Bieber was spotted rocking a Barefoot Dreams robe. And, despite the higher price point, it's not just for celebrities—just check out the brand's TikTok presence, which is chock full of reviews, plus intel on the best Barefoot Dreams dupes.
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Keep scrolling for a few fan-favorite Barefoot Dreams items that are perfect for spring.
Shop 7 Barefoot Dreams spring essentials
![cozychic dress, one of barefoot dreams spring essentials](https://www.wellandgood.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/barefoot-dreams-dress.jpeg?w=1460)
As soon as it’s warm enough to wear a dress, I’m putting this baby on. Its made with Barefoot Dreams CozyChic Ultra Lite material, which is a breathable, buttery-soft blend of viscose and nylon. The form-fitting silhouette is features a modest side slit so you can move around with ease (plus, its stretchy and light so you won’t feel restricted). Pair it with a light denim jacket or a cozy cardigan and you’re ready for brunch.
Sizes: S-3X
Colors: 5
Pros:
- CozyChic Lite material is soft and breathable
- 5 spring-ready colors
- Great for layering
Cons:
- Sells out quickly
![barefoot dreams spring essentials cardigan](https://www.wellandgood.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/barefoot-dreams-cardigan.webp?w=1460)
If you love your Barefoot Dreams bathrobe enough that you’re tempted to wear it in public, this extra long cardigan is a stylish alternative (or hey, wear the robe, you do you). It’s another pick made from the brand’s CozyChic Lite material, so you know it’s going to be so soft. The breathable fabric makes this sweater feel lightweight, but the added length will keep your midsection and thighs warm on cooler spring days. Just note that the smallest size is still 42 inches long, which may feel too long for shorter folks.
Sizes: XS-3X
Colors: 4
Pros:
- Extra long length
- Extensive size run
- Soft, breathable CozyChic Lite fabric
Cons:
- May be too long for shorter folks
![barefoot dreams spring essentials cozychic cropped pant](https://www.wellandgood.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/barefoot-dreams-cropped-pant.webp?w=1460)
As someone who works from home, I’m always on the lookout for elevated stretchy pants. This cropped pair looks a-freakin’-dorable with sneakers and a long cardigan, especially with the slit detail at the bottom. The CozyChic Ultra Lite fabric is ribbed to give your legs a little extra length (something a shorty like me can appreciate), despite the 24-inch inseam. They’re easy to dress up for days out, but definitely cozy enough for lounging on the couch.
Sizes: XS-3X
Colors: 4
Pros:
- Ribbed material adds length to the cropped style
- Cute slit detail
- Soft and breathable fabric
Cons:
- Only one 24-inch inseam length
![barefoot dreams spring essentials button down tee](https://www.wellandgood.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/barefoot-dreams-button-down.webp?w=1460)
Yes, this is yet another piece from Barefoot Dreams’ CozyChic Ultra Lite line, but it’s only because that material is truly perfect for spring. This button-down short sleeve shirt is another versatile option that can easily be dressed up or down. With the collar and breast pocket, you could definitely pair any of the five soft colors with jeans and wear it out. It’s also soft and snuggly enough to lounge around in if that’s your Mo.
Sizes: XS-3X
Colors: 5
Pros:
- Five soft, springy color options
- Can be dressed up or down
- Super soft and breathable
Cons:
- Boxy fit might not be for everyone
![barefoot dreams spring essentials satin pajamas](https://www.wellandgood.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/barefoot-dreams-pajamas.webp?w=1460)
I recently had a pair of Lunya washable silk PJ’s bite the dust, so I’ve been on the hunt for a replacement. Sure, this set isn’t silk (it’s satin, which is polyester), but because BD is so beloved, its still very much on my radar. The relaxed, cami-style top features adjustable straps and the shorts have a functional drawstring. Best of all, the set is machine washable and dryer safe.
Sizes: XS-3X
Colors: 3
Pros:
- Adjustable straps on top and drawstring on bottom
- Machine washable
- Soft and breathable washed satin
Cons:
- Not stretchy (therefore might be wise to size up)
- Not many color options
![barefoot dreams spring essentials raw edge zip up hoodie](https://www.wellandgood.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/barefoot-dreams-hoodie.webp?w=1460)
The volatility of spring in New York (70 degrees one day, 40 the next) means you need to be prepared for anything. That’s why I love a zip-up hoodie: Feeling cold? Zip it up. Need a little ventilation? Give it a half-zip. This pick from Barefoot Dreams uses the brand’s cotton, modal, and spandex knit blend for a stretchy and soft feel. The raw-edge detail gives this hoodie a beachy, casual look that’s great for bopping around town or relaxing at home.
Sizes: XS-3X
Colors: 3
Pros:
- Super soft and stretchy
- Cute raw edge detail
- Zip-up design makes it versatile for varying temperature
Cons:
- Not many color options
![gray barefoot dreams cozychic throw blanket](https://www.wellandgood.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/barefoot-dreams-throw.webp?w=1460)
If you’ve heard of Barefoot Dreams, you know their throw blankets are a Big Deal. When I recently polled my friends for their recommendations of the best throw blankets, the Barefoot Dreams CozyChic throw was a big favorite. This lightweight version is perfect for warming weather—it’s breathable, über-soft, and looks gorgeous draped over furniture. Yes, it’s pricey for a throw blanket. But because its machine washable and, according to my friends, won’t pill or shrink over time, you’ll likely have it for years to come.
Size: 54″ x 72″
Colors: 2
Things to consider before buying
- Climate: Spring weather obviously varies from region to region, so you'll want to consider the climate when picking from this list. For example, in some climates a hoodie might be a more versatile option than calf-length cropped pants.
- Work or play: The beauty of Barefoot Dreams is that while the focus is on comfortable staples, most of their pieces are extremely versatile. Still, keep in mind where you'd like to wear each item, as some are easier to dress up than others.
- Budget: Barefoot Dreams isn't the most expensive brand we've featured on W+G, but they're certainly not cheap. We think their pieces are worth the cost because they're high-quality and ridiculously soft, but you'll want to weigh the cost investment for yourself.
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