Daylight saving time ends this weekend, so I'm treating myself to an extra-cozy hour in bed.

Daylight saving time officially ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 1, when clocks fall back one hour across most of the United States. That means an extra hour overnight and earlier sunsets ahead. If there were ever a weekend to make your bed a little cozier, I'd say this is it.
Luckily, Silk & Snow's Hand Knitted Weighted Blanket is 20% off during the brand's early Black Friday sale. Made with 100% natural cotton, the chunky hand-knit blanket offers the comforting weight you'd expect from a traditional weighted blanket without glass pellets.
It's exactly the kind of bedding upgrade I'm dreaming about as we head into November. Between the time change, colder nights and the busy holiday season right around the corner, I'm ready to lean all the way into cozy mode.
And the blanket isn't the only Black Friday deal worth checking out. Silk & Snow's early Black Friday event is already underway with up to 35% off mattresses, bedding, furniture, bath essentials and more. You can check out our full guide to the Silk & Snow early Black Friday sale for more of our favorite offers.
Save 20% on Silk & Snow's weighted blanket
Why is the Silk & Snow weighted blanket trending for daylight saving time?

Daylight saving time ends this weekend, which means we’re gaining an extra hour overnight. If you’re planning to spend yours cozied up in bed, the Silk & Snow Hand Knitted Weighted Blanket is perfectly timed.
A weighted blanket can make winding down feel a little easier, thanks to its gentle, comforting pressure. That cozy sensation may help promote relaxation and ease feelings of stress, making it an appealing addition to your bedtime routine as daylight saving time ends.
The 100% cotton blanket delivers comforting weight without glass pellets, and right now, it is 20% off at this early Black Friday bedding sale.
When does daylight saving time end in 2026?
Daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026 at 2 a.m. local time in areas that observe the seasonal time change. Clocks "fall back" one hour to 1 a.m., giving most Americans an extra hour overnight.
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