COMFY & COSY Collection

There's a moment every season when the world slows down — the kettle's on, the blanket's out, and nothing feels better than staying in. The Comfy & Cosy Collection bottles that exact feeling: six creamy, richly pigmented gel polish shades inspired by soft knits, quiet mornings, and slow evenings by the fire.

The Shades

Evening Embers A deep, smouldering auburn with a soft warmth underneath. Grounded, moody, and endlessly wearable.

Sunday Slippers A muted, dusty sage green with a grey undertone. Calm and a little worn-in, like your favourite pair of house slippers — the ones you reach for without thinking.

Faded Flannel A soft, dusty rose-mauve, gently muted like flannel washed a hundred times. Warm, familiar, and easy to love.

Feathered Nest A pale, silvery greige — soft and quiet, like the inside of a favourite pillow. Neutral in the best way: it goes with everything and demands nothing.

Woolen Whisper A muted olive-sage with warm, earthy depth. Textured and grounded in feeling, like a chunky knit sweater you never want to take off.

Duvet Day A warm, creamy greige — soft, hushed, and effortless. The shade equivalent of staying under the covers a little longer.

Whether you're curling up with a book or heading out for the day, the Comfy & Cosy Collection brings that soft, settled-in feeling to your fingertips.

INFORMATION:

• LIMITED EDITION
• Cures under both UV and LED light
• For best results, use The Manicure Company gel polish top and base coats
• 21+ days of perfect wear.
• Bottle volume: 8ml (0.27 fl oz) x 6 (48ml / 1.62 Fl Oz)
• Swatches and images are for illustration purposes and may appear different depending on your screen, resolution, and settings.

Whilst we make every effort to show colours in their truest light due to vast variations in devices, screens and settings colours may appear different online than in person.

We recommend if you are unsure about a shade or are looking for a specific tone to contact our customer service team for assistance as a colour received that is not as expected is not deemed as a fault.