Pyjamas

A summer pyjama is lighter, more breathable and designed for warm nights.

• Short sleeves or shorts
• Lighter, breathable fabrics
• Loose fit for better airflow

Tip:

If you tend to overheat at night, choose short-sleeved pyjamas or two-piece summer sets.

Care: Wash at 30–40°C on a gentle cycle and air dry.

Most women find soft cotton or viscose blends the most comfortable, as they are breathable and gentle on the skin.

• Cotton: soft, natural and breathable
• Viscose: smooth, cooling and very comfortable
• Satin & microfibre: light, smooth and often cooling

Tip:

If you get cold easily, choose cotton. For a cooler touch, viscose or microfibre is ideal.

Care: Always follow the care label. Wash delicate fabrics on a gentle cycle.

It depends on your temperature sensitivity and the season.

• Long pyjamas: perfect for autumn, winter or cool bedrooms
• Short pyjamas: ideal for summer and warm nights
• Mix & match options depending on how warm you feel

Tip:

If you alternate between feeling hot and cold, a long top with shorts is a great flexible option.

Care: Both can be washed the same – choose gentle cycles.

A pyjama should fit comfortably loose – nothing should pinch or feel restrictive.

• Roomy around the waist and stomach
• Good freedom of movement in shoulders and legs
• Elastic waistbands that hold without digging in

Tip:

If you’re between sizes, choose the larger size for maximum comfort.

Care: Avoid high temperatures to maintain softness and shape.

Lightweight, breathable fabrics and loose cuts are ideal.

• Short-sleeved or short-leg pyjamas
• Light cotton, viscose or smooth microfibre
• Avoid heavy flannel or fleece fabrics

Tip:

Choose moisture-wicking fabrics for a fresher, drier feeling through the night.

Care: Regular washing maintains breathability.

Yes – many modern pyjamas are designed to double as stylish and comfy homewear.

• Stylish cuts that don’t look “too sleepwear-like”
• Tops that pair well with jeans or lounge trousers
• Colours and patterns suitable for daytime wear

Tip:

A satin top can easily be paired with a cardigan for a polished at-home look.

Care: Wash like regular clothing – 30–40°C depending on the fabric.

Soft, smooth materials with minimal seams are ideal.

• Cotton or viscose without rough inner surfaces
• Smooth seams, no scratchy labels
• Loose waistbands rather than tight elastics

Tip:

Pre-washing new pyjamas often makes the fabric even softer.

Care: Use mild detergent and avoid harsh softeners.

Use your regular clothing size as a starting point – pyjamas should feel relaxed.

• Regular size works for most
• Between sizes → size up for comfort
• Body-hugging sets may require specific size checks

Tip:

Compare your bust and hip measurements with the size chart for the safest choice.

Care: To prevent shrinkage, wash at 30–40°C.

Two-piece pyjamas offer more flexibility and stay in place better while sleeping.

• Mix & match top and bottom
• More freedom of movement
• More practical when getting up during the night

Tip:

If you want flexibility, two-piece sets are usually the best option.

Care: Wash both pieces together to maintain colour consistency.

Winter pyjamas benefit from warmer fabrics and long sleeves and legs.

• Long trousers & long-sleeved tops
• Slightly thicker cotton or brushed fabrics
• Loose enough to wear a base layer underneath

Tip:

If your bedroom is cold, wear a thin undershirt beneath your pyjama.

Care: 30–40°C depending on the fabric.

Yes – satin pyjamas often have an elegant look and are great for lounging.

• Shiny, luxurious appearance
• Tops can be worn with jeans or knitwear
• Perfect for relaxed evenings at home

Tip:

A satin pyjama top with buttons looks almost like a blouse.

Care: Wash satin on a gentle cycle and avoid high heat.

It depends on how much you sweat – on average every few wears.

• Light sweating: wash after 3–4 nights
• Heavy sweating or summer: wash more frequently
• Illness: change daily

Tip:

If the fabric feels damp or sticky, it’s definitely time to wash it.

Care: Follow the care label for best results.

They can shrink or distort if washed too hot or tumble-dried.

• Gentle wash helps protect fibres
• Avoid overloaded machines
• Air dry instead of high heat

Tip:

Never wash your favourite pyjama at 60°C out of convenience.

Care: 30–40°C is usually enough.

Curvy women benefit from relaxed fits that don’t restrict movement.

• Elastic waistbands with drawstring
• Longer tops that cover the hips
• Looser legs instead of very fitted cuts

Tip:

Choose pyjamas that fall loosely around the hips and waist for maximum nighttime comfort.

Care: Gentle washing helps maintain elasticity.

Yes – many pyjamas are perfect for road trips or relaxing in holiday apartments.

• Soft fabrics for long sitting periods
• Two-piece sets for flexible combinations
• Comfortable yet presentable

Tip:

Choose a simple design in muted colours for a more “public-ready” look.

Care: Air dry whenever possible, especially while travelling.

Both have their advantages – it depends on your comfort preference.

• Button-up: easier to put on, practical in warm weather
• Pull-on: no buttons pressing while sleeping
• Personal preference decides

Tip:

If buttons bother you while lying down, choose a pull-on top.

Care: Close buttons before washing.

Darker or patterned pyjamas are more forgiving, while light colours look fresh and elegant.

• Dark colours: less sensitive to small stains
• Pastels: soft and feminine
• Patterns: hide wrinkles and small marks

Tip:

If you plan to wear your pyjama as homewear, neutral tones are the most versatile.

Care: Wash light and dark colours separately.

Yes – a high-quality women’s pyjama is a thoughtful and practical gift.

• Neutral colours & timeless cuts are safest
• Soft fabrics feel luxurious
• A nice gift box enhances presentation

Tip:

If unsure about size, choose one size up – pyjamas should feel comfortably loose.

Care: Add a small note with washing instructions – it’s a nice touch.

The waistband should stay in place without digging into the skin.

• Elastic but not too tight
• Best option: elastic + drawstring
• No hard seams at the waist

Tip:

If you see deep marks on your skin after wearing, the waistband is too tight – size up.

Care: Avoid ironing directly over the elastic band.

Yes – mix & match is not only possible but very practical.

• Long top + shorts for in-between seasons
• Short top + long trousers if only your legs get cold
• Combine colours and patterns as you like

Tip:

Keep a few neutral pieces in your wardrobe – they pair easily with different pyjama items.

Care: Sort and wash by similar colours and fabric type.