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There’s something inherently luxurious about slipping into a perfectly crafted set of pajamas at the end of a long day. Whether you’re drawn to breezy boxer shorts and oversized shirting in crisp cotton poplin or silky satin pajama sets that seamlessly transition from nightwear to daywear, the best sleepwear brands have mastered the art of combining comfort with style. Boudoir dressing remains at the forefront, with sleepwear no longer confined to the bedroom—imagine pairing your favorite PJ top with jeans or dressing up a silk and lace-trimmed set with heels for a night out.
Vogue’s Favorite Sleepwear Brands, at a Glance:
- The Silk Set: Lunya Washable Silk Tee Short Pajamas, $198
- The Buttery Soft Fabric: The Sleep Code Washable Silk Long PJ Set, $298
- The Iconic Stripe: Petite Plume Bengal Striped Silk Pajama Set, $295
- The Pretty Block Print: Lake Pajamas Pima Crew Long-Long Set, $124
- The Satin Indulgence: Olivia von Halle Yves piped silk-satin pajamas, $695
- The Monnogramable Buy: La Ligne Bonne Nuit Pajamas, $250
- The Luxe Linen Choice: Piglet In Bed Botanical Green Gingham Linen Pajama Shorts Set, $169
- The Perfect Poplin: J.Crew End-on-end cotton long-sleeve pajama set, $98
- The Festive Moment: Sleeper feather-trimmed crepe de chine pajama set, $390
- The Viral Must-Have: Skims Soft Lounge Rib Sleep Set, $120
- The Playful Motif: Desmond Dempsey Jaguar Short 2-Piece Pajama Set, $195
When shopping the best sleepwear brands, you’ll find a mix of beloved classics and trending styles. Lake’s signature striped sets, Eberjey’s Gisele pajamas, and Lunya’s washable silk options have long been favorites, while viral hits like Sleeper’s feather-trimmed sets are getting a bold upgrade this season. Skims also stands out with its minimal ribbed designs that merge coziness with cool.
For those with a taste for luxury, Olivia von Halle, La Perla, and Asceno lead the way in crafting silk sets and separates that easily transition from sleepwear to streetwear when teamed up with the right accessories, like an It bag and statement necklace from one of these contemporary jewelry brands. The Sleep Code is another standout, offering dreamy vintage-inspired private label designs. If everyday classics are what you’re after, brands like J.Crew, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Gap deliver pajamas that will never go out of fashion.
As the holiday season approaches (yes, it’s sneaking up on us!), sleepwear also makes for the perfect gift. Monogrammable styles from KIP. and La Ligne add a personalized touch, while vibrant sets from Eres or Desmond Dempsey inject personality into any nightwear collection. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or someone special, these brands offer everything from luxurious silk to soft cotton, ensuring restful nights and stylish mornings. Below, we’ve curated a list of the best sleepwear brands to help you elevate your bedtime routine—or your gift list—this year.
Petite Plume
Petite Plume blends classic style with luxurious fabrications, offering sleepwear that’s as chic as it is comfortable. With tailored piping and timeless stripes, its pajama sets nod to traditional nightwear while remaining completely modern.
Eberjey
Co-founded by Ali Mejia and Mariela Rovito, Eberjey has been making cult-loved sleepwear for 25 years. Get to it if you don’t own at least one set of the classic Gisele pajamas made from a silky-soft Tencel modal fabric. Options are plentiful, from solid grey melange, navy, cream, and black to whimsical designs, like a half-moon print and holiday gift motifs.
Lunya
Direct-to-consumer label Lunya was founded on a simple principle: understated essentials, including sleepwear, designed for quality time spent at home. Washable silk sets are at the crux of the pajama assortment, including tank tops, short sleeves, and drawstring pants. Its so-soft Pima cotton long sleeves and shorts are also a breeze to launder.
Lake Pajamas
If you’ve never felt the heavenly softness of Lake Pajamas, it’s time to indulge. The dreaminess all began in 2014 when the label launched by co-founders Anne Read Lattimore and Cassandra Cannon—a simply designed classic stripe set was the first prototype. Ever since, tank tops, long sleeves, shorts, pants, nightgowns, and robes have evolved, with the simple stripe remaining a brand signature.
Deiji Studios
Known for its oversized, minimalist silhouettes, Deiji Studios offers sleepwear that doubles as loungewear. With a focus on natural linen and cotton fabrics, these pieces are made for those who appreciate effortless, laidback style, whether in bed or out and about.
KIP.
KIP. offers timeless, monogrammable pajamas crafted from the finest cotton. These classic piped sets are perfect for gifting or treating yourself to a luxurious night’s sleep. Breathable and soft fabrics (cotton, modal) ensure that comfort never takes a backseat to style.
Skin
Sustainably minded and effortlessly chic, Skin’s sleepwear is all about understated luxury. Think soft organic cotton and modal blends in minimalist styles—ideal for those who want comfort without sacrificing style.
Eres
Known for its luxe lingerie and swimwear, Eres brings the same level of sophistication to sleepwear. Expect silk pajamas and printed sets in vibrant hues—perfect for lounging in style or transitioning into elegant daywear with a few accessories.
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Polo Ralph Lauren
Polo Ralph Lauren’s sleepwear is all about timeless American style. From classic cotton button-down sets to logo-laden tees and lounge pants, each piece reflects the brand’s iconic preppy aesthetic while ensuring maximum comfort for lounging or sleeping.
Hanro
A heritage brand known for its minimalist and luxurious basics, Hanro has been perfecting sleepwear since 1884. Their ultra-soft fabrics and clean silhouettes—from tailored button-down sets to breezy tees and shorts—make them a go-to for sophisticated comfort.
Piglet in Bed
Piglet in Bed’s sleepwear is all about casual comfort in the finest linen. With playful gingham and stripe patterns, these pajamas are made for easy, breathable wear. Its laidback aesthetic is ideal for cozy nights and leisurely mornings alike.
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La Ligne
Stripes are at the heart of La Ligne’s DNA, including it’s sleepwear. The brand offers chic, monogrammable pajama sets that bring a tailored yet relaxed vibe to bedtime. With elegant piping and modern details, these pieces are as perfect for lounging as they are for gifting.
Folkloore
Folkloore brings a playful, yet refined approach to sleepwear. With designs featuring bold stripes and vibrant piping, these pajamas are a perfect blend of comfort and personality.
Sant and Abel
Known for its vibrant prints and playful designs, Sant and Abel brings a touch of whimsy to sleepwear. With breathable cotton fabrics and fun patterns, they’re a failsafe choice for lounging at home or even gifting.
Natori
Natori blends Eastern-inspired aesthetics with Western luxury in its sleepwear collection. Expect rich silk fabrics and bold prints that are as perfect for sleeping as they are for elevating your loungewear game.
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Pour Les Femmes
Co-founded by actress Robin Wright, Pour Les Femmes creates elegant and ethically-made sleepwear. The classic, understated designs in soft cottons have timeless appeal, while also supporting women in conflict regions around the world.
Desmond Dempsey
Co-founded by Molly Goddard (of no relation to the designer with the eponymous label—though just as chic!), Desmond Dempsey is designed with her husband, Joel Jeffery. Expert boldly colorful and delightfully unconventional prints in classic silhouettes from boxy to sets to midi slips.
La Perla
Is there anything better than nightwear crafted in fine Italian silk? That’s where the renowned label La Perla comes in. While the 1954-founded brand by corset-maker Ada Masotti and her husband might be your go-to for luxury lingerie, the pajamas are equally luxurious, from satin slip dresses to drawstring trousers.
The Sleep Code
Mother and daughter duo Tamar and Geraldine Gottesman founded The Sleep Code in 2020 as a retail site celebrating the ritual of sleep, offering the best in beauty, home, and sleepwear products. A private label from the two was the logical next step, featuring vintage-inspired styles, from liberty print sets to menswear-style boxers—all designed for your dreamiest sleep.
Sleepy Jones
Founded by Andy Spade in 2013, Sleepy Jones takes inspiration from the uniform concept but for everyday activities like resting, lounging, and reading. Comfy sets of all kinds are a must-try from the label, including classic shirt-and-pants sets cut for an oversize fit in solids and prints. Plus, heavyweight cotton jersey long sleeves and legging combos with colorful ribbed hems.
Skims
Kim Kardashian’s loved line of shapewear and intimates indeed extends to pajamas. You’ll discover everything from fitted biker-short sets to roomy takes on classics like robes, long-sleeve, and pant pairings, including so-cozy ribbed versions.
Sleeper
You’ve seen its feather-trimmed pajama sets all over Instagram, and likely the oversize satin and ribbed sets, too. So, needless to say, Sleeper has become the fashion set’s go-to for festive sleepwear, regardless of whether it’s ever actually been slept in since it debuted in 2014 by two former fashion editors, Kate Zubarieva and Asya Varetsa.
Hill House Home
You love Hill House Home for the brand’s viral Nap Dresses, but the sleepwear is most certainly not to be missed. Come for the swiss-dot Caroline Nap Dress, stay for the whimsically printed sets and nighties crafted with founder Nell Diamond’s trademark fanciful touch.
Gap
A reliable favorite for all kinds affordable basics, Gap continues to deliver some of the comfiest pajamas anywhere. There are cute mix and match options to choose from, like a white T-shirt or cami with printed bottoms, or timeless sets in neutrals (or more fun seasonal hues). If you love a matching PJ moment for the holidays, Gap is a great place to find family-friendly sets for all ages and sizes.
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Cuyana
Founded by Shilpa Shah and Karla Gallardo with the philosophy of fewer, better things, Cuyana is a direct-to-consumer label based out of San Francisco. The brand is a go-to for essentials from knitwear to leather goods and, yes, sleepwear—camisoles, sleep shirts, shorts, and pants are cut from organic Pima cotton for ultra-dreamy sleep.
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Papinelle
Based in Sydney, Australia, Papinelle is designed with a simple goal: to create beautiful, ethically made sleepwear from the softest natural fabrics. Everything from lustrous sets to breathable cotton nightgowns and soft waffle weaves within the collection is crafted from pure silks and organic cotton.
J.Crew
From polished work attire to festive party dresses and timeless-with-a-twist accessories, J. Crew never fails. The sleepwear section is one to always turn to, whether for a classically piped shirt-and-pant set, cotton nightgown, or wintry flannel PJs.
Morgan Lane
New York-based Morgan Lane’s romantic sleepwear is what literal dreams are made of. You’ll no doubt snooze soundly in the playfully printed designs by founder Morgan Curtis and perhaps transition them to cocktail hour with a pair of heels and festive jewelry.
Olivia Von Halle
Olivia Von Halle is the luxury lover’s go-to for elegant sleepwear, ranging from art nouveau-influenced printed sets to glossy satin separates. The London-based label, founded in 2011, takes inspiration from none other than Coco Chanel’s 1920s sleepwear, interpreted for modern women mastering the art of dressing down.
Asceno
Another elegant brand for silky sets, Asceno offers it all, from vibrant solids to modern stripes in fresh color combinations and delightful motifs, like coral reefs and figure line drawings.
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Tekla
For consciously crafted unisex sleepwear, Copenhagen-based Tekla’s offerings are beautifully simple, whether sleepshirts, shorts sets, or long pants and sleeves are your preferred silhouette for catching zzz’s. Don’t underestimate the simplicity, however. The sleepwear collection features the brand’s timeless yet distinct perspective. From solids to stripes, each piece has a uniqueness that is at once genuinely wearable and made to last.
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Araks
Though New York-based Araks, founded by Araks Yeramyan, is well-known for its assortment of effortless lingerie and swimwear, there’s excellent sleepwear, too. Think silky top-and-shorts sets, georgette slips, cotton shirts and pants, and even French stretch lace tees.
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