There are few better ways to elevate your bedtime routine than with a pair of luxury pyjamas. Sure, it may feel extravagant to invest in a luxury pyjama set — crafted in silk, adorned in feathers or monogrammed with your own initials — but in the midst of the cosiest season of the year, luxury sleepwear brands have upped their game enormously.
And the season’s designer nightwear offerings are just too good to miss.
Sleeper was perhaps the first brand to venture into the pyjamas-that-are-good-enough-to-wear-out arena. Not familiar? They’re a female-founded nightwear brand championed by editors, influencers and the cast of Emily in Paris (cast your mind back to season two) – with their feather-trimmed silk pyjama trousers and shirts leading the pack. Their most popular colour-ways have sold out on many occasions over the past two festive seasons, and in their new collection, the white and blue pair are easily the most-wanted.
Elsewhere, Desmond & Dempsey’s cotton printed luxury pyjamas are feminine, high-quality and hand painted — certainly worthy of a place in this edit. Their Soleia short pyjamas with adorable sleep shorts were among the first styles that design duo and couple Joel Jeffrey and Molly Goddard created together — illustrated with leopards, tropical hibiscus flowers and palm leaves — and they remain one of their bestsellers.
Olivia Von Halle’s long sleeve luxury pyjamas come in around the £450 mark, designed in-house at the label’s London studio and available in floral prints, jacquard prints and in flattering cuts. This Lila Luxo wide leg pajama set is adorned with, what the label calls, their «always fabulous, never changing» leopard print – but they stock beautiful cami sets and nightdresses, too.
Eberjey luxury pyjamas and loungewear are for the fans of simplicity (think print-free finishes, contrast piping and the softest fabrics ~ever~), while the like of Pandora Sykes and Camille Charrière have helped to propel the name of luxury sleepwear brand Yolke to cult status by donning their gorgeous pyjama bottoms around the home.
In short? Luxury pyjamas can seamlessly slot into your everyday wardrobe, since you can wear the shirts and trousers separately or together out of the house. They’ll also make every cosy night in feel that little more special – and a good night’s sleep (or a killer party outfit) is never a poor investment.
