14 Best Valentine’s Day Gifts for Sleep and Relaxation

What it is:
A gorgeous, breathable weighted blanket with tiny glass microbeads distributed evenly throughout the cotton shell.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
Weighted blankets have become the go-to for people who want that settled, cozy feeling at night, and Baloo delivers without the stuffy, heat-trapped feel some synthetic versions have.

The blanket drapes smoothly rather than sitting stiff, and the weight feels gentle instead of heavy or restrictive.

For someone who struggles to settle down at night or just loves that snug, bundled-up feeling, this can become their favorite part of climbing into bed.

What it is:
A bedside device that combines sleep sounds, a dimmable clock, soft lighting, and a sunrise-style alarm that wakes you gradually instead of jolting you awake.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
If your partner scrolls on their phone until they fall asleep or hates waking up to harsh alarms, the Hatch Restore 3 is a game-changer. It replaces phone dependence with intentional routines, playing soothing sounds through the night and waking them up with light that mimics sunrise.

The device itself looks clean and modern on a nightstand, and the app lets them customize everything from sound selection to wake-up timing.

What it is:
A cotton sheet set that uses silver-infused fabric designed to stay cleaner and fresher longer, with temperature-regulating properties built in.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
Sheets might not scream romance, but people who care about their sleep environment notice the difference immediately.

Miracle’s silver-infused fabric helps reduce bacteria buildup, which means the sheets stay feeling fresh between washes. The bedsheets itself feels smooth and crisp, with that hotel-quality texture that makes crawling into bed feel instantly nicer.

What it is:
A gently weighted sleep mask made from 100% mulberry silk, with lead-free glass beads and a crystal (rose quartz or amethyst) sewn inside. It has a wrap-around velcro closure and comes in a soft storage pouch.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
This mask takes the standard sleep mask concept and adds weight, which can help some people settle into sleep more easily.

The gentle pressure across your eyes and face creates that cocooned feeling that many people find relaxing, especially for restless sleepers.

One nice detail is that you can store it in the freezer for a cooling effect, which can be helpful for de-puffing in the morning or easing headaches. The crystal sewn inside adds another thoughtful touch.

What it is:
A nighttime powder you mix into water 30 minutes before bed, formulated with magnesium, vitamin B6, L-theanine, GABA, and melatonin.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
For someone whose brain won’t power down at night, Som Sleep gives them a simple ritual to mark the end of the day.

The cherry flavor is tart and pleasant without being overly sweet, and mixing it into water 30 minutes before bed creates a natural transition into wind-down mode.

This works well as part of a Valentine’s gift bundle or on its own for someone who’s mentioned struggling with sleep. The stick packs are easy to travel with, and having a consistent nighttime routine can make a bigger difference than people expect.

For more options on calming nighttime drinks, check out our guide to the best sleep drink mixes.

What it is:
An intensive overnight lip treatment with berry fruit complex, coconut oil, shea butter, and murumuru seed butter.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
Lip balm is practical, but a proper overnight lip mask feels like a small luxury. The LANEIGE lip mask is thick enough to stay put all night without feeling sticky or greasy, and it actually delivers noticeable results by morning.

The strawberry shortcake flavor has layered scents (vanilla cake, sweet cream, fresh strawberries) that make applying it before bed feel like a treat. For someone with perpetually dry or chapped lips, this can make a real difference in how their lips look and feel.

The jar lasts a long time since you only need a small amount each night, and it comes with a small applicator for easy use. This is a sweet, thoughtful gift that shows you notice the little details.

What it is:
A 50″ x 70″ oversized throw blanket made from ribbed, cloud-soft polyester that only gets softer with washing.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
The Marshmallow Blanket lives up to its name.

The ribbed texture feels plush and luxurious, and it’s lightweight enough to use year-round without overheating.

People reach for this when they want to feel instantly cozy, whether they’re on the couch or layering it on the bed.

It comes wrapped with a grosgrain bow tie, so it looks elegant right out of the package. The neutral colors work with any room, and the oversized dimensions mean it actually covers you properly instead of leaving your feet sticking out.

This is a great gift for someone who’s always cold, loves lounging, or is a fan of really soft textures.

What it is:
Two pairs of blue light filtering glasses: almost-clear lenses for daytime screen use and amber lenses for evening wind-down.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
If your partner works on screens all day or watches TV at night, this set gives them proper protection for both situations.

The day glasses reduce eye strain during work hours without making everything look orange, while the night glasses block the blue light that can mess with sleep.

This is a thoughtful gift for someone who’s mentioned eye strain, headaches from screen time, or trouble winding down at night. The tortoiseshell design looks classic enough to wear anywhere.

What it is:
A 100% mulberry silk pillowcase (22 momme, 6A-grade) with a hidden zipper closure.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
Silk pillowcases have moved from luxury splurge to genuine sleep upgrade. The smooth surface reduces friction on hair and skin, which means less tangling, fewer sleep lines on your face, and hair that looks better in the morning.

The Blissy stays cool throughout the night and doesn’t absorb moisture the way cotton does, so your skin and hair maintain their natural oils.

This is a great gift for someone who cares about their hair, has mentioned waking up with bedhead, or just enjoys nicer bedding.

The quality difference from cheaper silk is noticeable, and it’s something they’ll use every single night.

What it is:
A complete matcha kit with a ceramic bowl, bamboo whisk and holder, bamboo scoop, sifter, and tea towel, all in a cherry blossom design.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
For someone who loves tea rituals or wants to start their day with something calming, this set makes the process feel special.

The pink cherry blossom design is beautiful enough to leave out on the counter, and having all the proper tools makes preparing matcha easier and more enjoyable.

This works particularly well for someone who’s mentioned wanting to try matcha or who already loves the ritual of making tea. It’s a gift that encourages them to slow down and enjoy a quiet morning moment.

What it is:
A 33.3 oz natural soy candle with three cotton wicks, designed to burn cleanly for up to 130 hours.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
Candles create instant atmosphere, and this one is sized to actually last.

The sandalwood and jasmine blend is warm and sophisticated without being overwhelming, and the scent fills a room without needing multiple candles burning.

The frosted glass container looks elegant on a nightstand or dresser, and the three wicks ensure even burning across the entire surface. Perfect for anyone who lights candles as part of their wind-down routine, or meditates before bed.

The soy wax burns clean without producing the soot that some candles leave behind, and the long burn time means this gift keeps giving for months. It’s a simple way to make their bedroom feel more relaxing.

What it is:
A 15.5 oz stoneware mug with a heart shape, gold-tone rim, and matching heart-shaped spoon.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
This mug bridges the gap between practical and sentimental.

It’s large enough for a generous serving of hot cocoa, herbal tea, or warm milk before bed, and the heart shape makes it feel special without being over-the-top cutesy.

The stoneware stays warm but not too hot to hold, and it’s dishwasher safe for easy cleanup. For someone who likes a calming bedtime drink as part of their wind-down, this becomes their go-to mug for those cozy pre-sleep moments.

It comes gift-boxed with the spoon included, so it’s ready to give. This works well on its own or paired with a sleep drink mix for a complete nighttime ritual.

What it is:
Three 100% mulberry silk scrunchies (22 momme, 6A-grade) in coordinating colors.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
Regular hair ties can break hair and leave dents, but silk scrunchies are gentle enough to use overnight without causing damage.

The smooth texture reduces friction and tangling, which is ideal if your partner has longer hair.

These work for any hair type and hold securely without pulling or pinching. The three-pack means they can keep one in the bathroom, one by the bed, and one in their bag, and the quality is noticeably better than cheaper satin versions.

What it is:
An advanced blackout sleep mask with C-shaped eye cups, perforated ventilation, cooling fabrics, and an angled head strap designed specifically for side sleepers.

Why it works as a Valentine’s gift:
If your partner is a side sleeper who’s struggled with bulky sleep masks, the Manta PRO practically disappears when they lie down.

The C-shaped eye cups taper thin at the temples, so there’s almost nothing between their head and the pillow—just smooth, cool fabric that blocks out every bit of light.

The perforated ventilation throughout the mask means air moves freely instead of creating that stuffy, trapped feeling regular masks can have.

For dedicated side sleepers who want total darkness without the bulk, this can be a genuine upgrade.