While pajamas are meant for sleeping only, loungewear is a clothing category that combines at-home comfort with a put-together look. Loungewear is made from more durable, more shaping fabrics (like rib knits or heavy modal), so you can wear it around the house and even step out for a quick errand without looking like you're in your pajamas.

Absolutely. The leading trend right now is called Street-to-Sleep. To take a lounge set to a daytime look, pair it with clean sneakers, a denim jacket or a blazer on top, and minimalist accessories. A matching set creates a very fashionable, effortless look.

The colors ruling right now draw their inspiration from the world of Quiet Luxury. Nude tones, off-white, sage green, steel blue and chocolate brown are the most sought-after. These colors radiate calm and luxury and pair easily with other pieces in your wardrobe.

In hot, humid climates, choosing the right fabric is critical for comfort and quality sleep. On our site we focus on breathable fabrics with high wicking ability:

• MicroModal: considered the "peak of technology" in the textile world. It's a fiber significantly finer and softer than cotton, giving a cool-to-the-touch feel. It breathes exceptionally well, doesn't cling to the body at peak humidity and dries quickly — making it our number-one choice for luxurious summer pajamas.
• Modal: a natural fiber made from beech trees. Modal is twice as soft as standard cotton, absorbs 50% more moisture, and keeps its softness even after many washes. It's ideal for loungewear that needs to stay airy and pleasant all day long.
• Bouclé: a fabric with a rich, "knitted" look that gives a luxurious, quiet-luxury feel. Bouclé is perfect for anyone who wants a lounge set they can also host in at home or wear out for errands in style. It adds flattering volume and a soft, wrapping feel.
• Flannel — the winter treat: when the weather turns cold, flannel is the natural choice. It's a cotton fabric that goes through a unique brushing process, giving it a plush, soft texture. Our flannel excels at thermal insulation and retaining body heat, and it's perfect for cold winter nights or as a warm, cozy gift.

Rib is a fabric with a pronounced vertical ribbed texture. Its popularity comes from combining high elasticity with a stable structure — it gently shapes the body, resists wrinkling and keeps a "dressed" look even after hours of rest.

Check the fabric composition (favor a high percentage of natural fibers) and the quality of the seams. A quality garment shouldn't be too sheer, and it should return to its original shape after a light stretch.

• Temperature: always up to 30°C (86°F).
• Drying: dry in the shade, not in a dryer (heat damages the elasticity of the Lycra).
• Inside out: wash the garment inside out to prevent pilling.

With loungewear, comfort comes above all. If you're between sizes, we recommend sizing up one size for a relaxed, easy look. Note the product description: if it says "Oversize," take your regular size. Also pay attention to the product description and the size indicator.

For bridal photos we recommend a white button-down set - beyond the elegant look, a button-up pajama makes it easy to change into the wedding dress without ruining your makeup