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7 Ways to shop with style – Cotton Incorporated launches holiday collection, available on Amazon

The Collection Showcases the Comfort, Style and Versatility of Cotton for Every Holiday Occasion with Celebrity and Content Creators.

Winter is on its way, and there’s no time like the present to gear up for the holiday season. We all look forward to the holidays and the festive occasions that come along with it, like baking and lounging by the fire, creating family photos and enjoying holiday traditions. 

While these occasions may look different this year, we still want to look good, feel good, gift good and have good fun during the most wonderful time of the year. Today, people have changed the way they shop, and finding meaningful and emotional connections is more important than ever. Cotton Incorporated proudly announces the launch of its new limited-time holiday shop, the Cotton Style House – Holiday Edition, available with exclusive content on Amazon”.

Now through December 31, Amazon shoppers can purchase a variety of on-trend cotton apparel, gifting and home items curated by internationally-recognized celebrity stylist Irma Martínez that will fit for every holiday celebration. The collection will bring people together through virtual programming with the goal to create connections across all communities and cultures. Actress Debby Ryan shows us some of her favorite women’s contemporary pieces in the collection, while influencer Daniela Ramirez and her husband show us how to coordinate the family in comfort and style. Custom video content will also help us deck our homes with holiday cheer and find unique gifts– all in cotton. The collection will be available at Amazon.com/ShopCotton.




“The Cotton Style House returns to celebrate the holiday season with chic, cotton-rich styles bringing comfort and joy through the versatility of cotton, vast selections, and ease of purchase,” says Marissa Barlin, director of brand partnerships for Cotton Incorporated. “The collections speak to how consumers anticipate celebrating the season with a focus on personal panache or creating a cozy home.”

From Mara Hoffman to Levi’s, Calvin Klein, and STAUD, amongst other brands, each piece found in the Cotton Style House – Holiday Edition exhibits the versatility and comfort of

cotton. Inspiration was drawn from a range of participating trendsetters including Debby Ryan, Daniela Ramirez, Ryan Clark, Gregory Dava, Coco Bassey, and Jill Wallace, who will be showcasing their favorite go-to cotton finds for the holidays.

The Cotton Style House – Holiday Edition showcases cotton’s ability to bridge lifestyles with programming that will appeal to a range of consumers. Each Cotton Style House – Holiday Edition creator worked alongside Cotton Incorporated and Martínez to curate unique looks that are representative of their lifestyle and personalities.

Available for a Limited-Time at Amazon.com/ShopCotton.


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