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Yes. Silk jammys are great for lounging at home. They feel soft and have a relaxed fit, so they make a nice change from basic loungewear.

Silk is light, so on cold nights many people choose a long-sleeve set or add a robe on top. It depends on how warm you like to sleep.

It depends on the style. Our pyjamas come in colours such as black, blue, pink, red, white and silver. Each product page shows the colours available for that item.

Yes. Most of our pyjamas are two-piece sets with a matching top and bottoms. We also sell robes, a negligee and men's silk boxer shorts.

Real silk has a soft, natural sheen and often feels cool when you first touch it. Always check the label and the product page. Our mulberry silk items state 100% mulberry silk, and our satin items say they are synthetic satin.

Many people like soft, loose sleepwear during pregnancy. Check the measurements on the product page and choose a size that leaves room to move. We make no health claims.

We do not claim that silk jammys prevent hair breakage or frizz. Silk has a smooth surface, and many people pair silk pyjamas with a silk pillowcase or hair bonnet because they like the feel.

We do not make environmental claims about our products. Mulberry silk is a natural fibre, and our satin range is made from synthetic (polyester) fibres. Each product page says which one you are buying.

Store silky jammies in a cool, dry place, ideally hung up to avoid creases. Keep them out of direct sunlight to protect the colour and sheen. Use a breathable bag for long-term storage.

Yes. Silk jammys make a thoughtful gift for birthdays, anniversaries or a bridal party. You can add a name or initials with our embroidery service on mulberry silk items for €10 per item.

Silk can shrink in hot water or high heat. Wash cold, air dry and always read the care label first.

We make no health claims. Mulberry silk is a light natural fibre that lets air through, and many people find it comfortable on warm nights. If night sweats are a health concern, talk to your doctor.

Both are soft. Silk has a smooth feel and a natural sheen, and it needs gentle care. The right choice comes down to the feel you prefer and how you like to wash your sleepwear.

Our silk pyjamas are made from mulberry silk, as each product page states. We only give a momme weight where the product page lists one.

Yes. Silk jammies are light and fold small, so they are easy to pack for a weekend away or a long trip.

Silk jammies are made from silk, a natural fibre. Satin is a weave, and our satin jammies are made from synthetic (polyester) fibres. Satin gives a similar shiny look at a lower price. Some satin items have "Satin Silk" in the name, but they are not silk.

Of course. We sell men's mulberry silk pyjamas and a mulberry silk dressing gown, plus men's summer and winter satin pyjamas.

Our pyjamas come in sizes from S to XXL, but each style has its own size range. Check the size options on the product page, and contact us if you are unsure.

If you love the feel of silk, many people think so. Silk costs more than cotton and needs gentle care. If you want the look for less, our satin range is a lower-priced option.

It depends on how often you wear them and how you wash them. Gentle washing in cold water and air drying help your jammies last longer.

Yes. Many people wear them as loungewear at home, and some pair a silk top with jeans or trousers for a relaxed look.

Mulberry silk is a light natural fibre that lets air through, so many people like it on warm nights. For summer, try one of our short-sleeve sets.

We make no sleep or health claims. Silk jammies feel soft and smooth, and many people simply enjoy wearing them at night.

Some are, on a gentle cold cycle in a mesh bag with a mild detergent. Always check the care label first. Hand washing is the gentlest option.

Silk jammys feel soft and smooth, drape well and are light to wear. We do not promise skin, hair or sleep benefits.

Many hot sleepers like silk because it is light and lets air through. Comfort is personal, so pick the fabric and sleeve length that suit you.

Silk can crease. Hang your jammies to dry and use a light steam, or a cool iron on the reverse side, to smooth them.

Many people with sensitive skin prefer smooth fabrics like silk. We do not claim that silk prevents irritation or helps any skin condition. If you have a skin condition, ask your doctor.

They are different. Silk feels smoother and has a natural sheen, while cotton is easier to wash and costs less. Choose the one that feels right to you.

Many people wear silk all year. Short-sleeve sets suit summer, and long-sleeve sets or a robe on top suit colder months.