The Best Pyjamas For
A Snoozy Season

Best known for its tailoring, Paul Smith knows how to tackle a men’s pyjama set. This pure cotton pairing features a spread-collar shirt and waist-tie pants, which are detailed by the label’s signature artist stripe design. The classy yet playful look embodies what has made Paul Smith one of the best British clothing brands in the modern day.

Australian label Deiji Studios brings such a stylistic edge to its sustainable pyjamas that they legitimately tread the line between everyday apparel and sleepwear. This set, made from pure OEKO-TEX® 100-certified linen, typifies the brand’s approach with a considered silhouette: Dropped shoulders and a loose curved hem are features you might expect in a luxury shirt.

Sleeper brings the drama. Known for its ostrich feather trims, the brand is clearly of the view that just because garments are designed for bedtime, it doesn’t mean they should be any less flamboyant or joyful.

Although it was established in 2017, Tekla quickly became an instrumental force in the reinvention of sleepwear. The brand has been reshaping the discourse around pyjamas with high-end fabrics and collaborations with labels like Stüssy, Jacquemus, and Birkenstock. Cut from pure organic cotton, this striped pyjama shirt for women perfectly exemplifies Tekla’s strengths.

This cropped silk pyjama shirt from Versace is concrete proof of the dissolving line between sleepwear and daily wear. The spread collar and slinky black build offer equal measures of comfort and refinement.

For too long, the image of masculine sleepwear and underwear didn’t allow for sexiness. With the help of CDLP, though, it’s a new dawn where the allure of silken fabrics like Lyocell aren’t reserved for women anymore.

The loose, relaxed cuts that make pyjama shirts so comfortable are also what makes them look so effortlessly good. This spotted number from Bode leans fully into the oversized proportions and features premium detailing like mother-of-pearl hardware.

This pair of Agent Provocateur pyjama shorts eschews the skimpy straps and floral netting that have become the label’s signatures for a more practical boxer short silhouette. Cut from a stretch silk blend, they’re elegant and comfortable.

SKIMS hasn’t wasted any time in becoming a definitive voice in the world of women’s underwear and has recently branched into menswear too. Alongside thick stretch underwear, the Kardashian-led label has a range of lesser-known sleepwear that features stars like this pair of baggy poplin pyjama trousers.

Whether you’re skiing or sleeping, long johns are the apex of coziness and, with the D&G logo added, become a display of luxury attitude. This pair of black men’s tights feature contrasting white trims and logos to highlight the high-end Italian provenance.

Devoid of detail, Sunspel’s collections let the fabrics and craftsmanship do the talking. Loved for its men’s underwear, the British stalwart is a trustworthy source for sleepwear, too. Take this pair of gray lounge pants cut from soft, brushed pure cotton: no bold features needed, just the simple things done to the highest standard.

If TOM FORD’s name is on it, consider it best in class. From clean suede jackets all the way to men’s black terrycloth bathrobes, TOM FORD’s sophistication knows no bounds.

Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato weave rose to prominence as a feature of the house’s leather accessories. It has since become a signature across the board, even as far as bathrobes. Crisscrossing-embossed terrycloth adds a textural finish to this lilac robe, which exudes luxury.

Versace’s baroque maximalism details the cuffs and waist of this black terrycloth robe. Against the jet-black backdrop, the iconic floral pattern nods to the opulence that you can’t help but feel whenever you don this robe.

In sleepwear circles, a Tekla bathrobe is a mark of authenticity. Heavyweight, practical, and well-made, the design is flawless. There are no bells and whistles but Tekla’s high-end take on the basics has already proven that it’s a winning formula.