This classic insulated tumbler will help keep college students hydrated as they walk to classes across campus. With straw and flip cap lids included, they can personalize their drinking experience while hot drinks stay at temperature for five hours and cold drinks for 20 hours.
From pulling all-nighters studying to tackling full tailgating days, catching some ZZZs is a must for busy college students. These plush pillows will make your dorm bed more comfortable, which tout a plush 250-thread count and cooling gel down-alternative polyester filling.
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Both fashionably retro and reasonably sized for a dorm, this compact fridge is just what college students need to keep chilled drinks and snacks on deck.
As the temperatures change throughout the year, college students can pack up anything from blankets to clothes they aren't using during the season with this set of under-bed storage bags.
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Equipped with three speeds and a 90-degree oscillating head, this powerful fan can help students regulate the temperature in their dorm room.
Whether used as slippers or shower shoes, these clogs boast a slip-resistant and water-resistant design perfect for keeping feet protected around the dorm.
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Keep your favorite shampoos and beauty bottles neatly organized with a portable caddy. This one is great because it has drainage holes on the bottom, so you can bring it into the shower with you.
You may not be able to choose your bed frame or your mattress, but at least you can splash out (without really splurging) on buttery new sheets. This affordable set comes in a ton of colors and is made from soft microfiber.
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Use this mobile organizer to corral the overflow of anything from beauty products to heavy textbooks. (Psst: When you move into your first apartment, it'll come in handy for extra storage there, too.)
This petite bedside lamp — which has three brightness options you can dim to — is the stylish antidote to harsh overhead lighting.
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Skip the early morning dining hall lines for a fresh cup of coffee by brewing one in your own room, courtesy of this sleek machine said to keep your drink warm for up to four hours.
Yes, this geometric-printed rug is an easy way to warm up your room with some pattern, but we love it for another reason: It's machine-washable, so you won't have to worry about spills.
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Okay, so maybe you can't hide ugly walls behind wallpaper or a coat of paint, but you can use this assortment of different-sized frames to build a gallery wall.
Listen, there's not much about a dorm shower that's great, but at least your towels can feel like a little luxury. This six-piece set covers everything from your washcloth to your bath towel and is made from 100% Turkish cotton, per the brand.
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Closet space is precious; make the most of every inch with an over-the-door hanger. This one has five hooks for hanging coats, hats, bags — you name it — and two mesh baskets for storing keys, headphones or whatever else you'll need to grab before you head out the door.
String these lantern lights along your closet or window frame for instant ambiance (and to bring some much-needed zen to a shared room).
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For when you can't (or won't) make the trek to the library, this lightweight laptop desk lets you study wherever you are. It even has a slot for your phone.

Elly Leavitt is a fashion and luxury commerce editor with over seven years of experience covering fashion and design. Her writing can be found in Harper’s BAZAAR, ELLE, Town & Country, Esquire, ELLE Decor, and more. Previously, she was an editor at Domino magazine. You can probably find her in line at Trader Joe's. You will never find her at SoulCycle.

Nashia Baker is a commerce editor at Hearst Magazines; she covers all things home and lifestyle across brands such as Oprah Daily, Cosmopolitan, Delish, and Esquire. Before joining Hearst, she highlighted small business owners, creatives, and the best shoppable content.
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