And, of course, the two-piece pajama set is available in both long sleeve and short sleeve varieties, depending on your own personal needs for temperature and comfort. Styles of Dressing Gowns (and Robes)

Traditional, yet trendy; linen has been a favoured fabric across the ages and at Linenshed, we are upholding the age-old tradition of this beautiful material in our linen pyjamas. All of our clothing is made of locally sourced and homespun 100% pure linen fabric. As in almost all cases here at the Gentleman’s Gazette, we would recommend that you look for natural fibers in your pajamas as they’re going to breathe better, wear better, and keep you more comfortable over time. After all, this is just what sleepwear is designed for. But, then, which natural fibers are best? 1.1 Silk Now that we’ve covered all of the main fabric choices available to you, let’s look at the most common styles of sleepwear. 2.1 Nightshirt

Considering all the above benefits, it’s easy to see why linen fabrics are favoured for clothing and these reasons are exactly why Linenshed specialises in linen loungewear for women. And, looking at all of these slipper styles overall, with the exception of the moccasin style, there isn’t a hard and fast rule about which one is most traditional. So, simply choose the one that appeals most to you. Where to Buy Traditionally-Styled Sleepwear Unlike your nightshirt or pajama set, which should have a looser, more relaxed fit, your dressing gown can be cut a bit slimmer for a more elegant look overall. And, if it’s got suitably formal details, you can even wear your dressing gown as a rough approximation of the traditional housecoat. Styles of Slippers (Mule, Grecian, Albert)

Another design element for Albert slippers, in particular, is the addition of embroidery, which traditionally displayed a coat-of-arms or monogram, but can now use any design that is of some significance to you. With our colorful linen clothing UK, your wardrobe will never be boring again. Sleeveless tops, ruffled shorts, A-line nightgowns and kimono bathrobes form part of our extensive product line. Our range of beautiful loungewear for women is made from superior-quality, locally-sourced linen. We only use earthy French flax seeds to produce our material. With their rich and full-bodied textures, bold colours, high thread count and elegant designs, our products are designed to provide wearers with a comfort and look that is unparalleled.The word “pajama” actually comes from the Persian Word payjama, which became the Hindi word pae jama. Both of these originally meant “leg covering” and were later anglicized to “pyjama.” When the East India Trading Company first arrived in India in the 1600s, they began to influence Indian politics, and soon, there would be a significant British presence in India. Pajama The 1940s continued the momentum of loungewear, fully embracing it as the perfect fashion category for experimentation. Women were encouraged to express their individual taste, rather than worry about what others were wearing. As such, it was common for loungewear to incorporate fantastical elements of exoticism and historicism. Whichever style of slipper you choose, comfort should be paramount. So, remember to look for lightweight construction overall and choose the style that will be most comfortable and wearable for you. One Piece (Jumpsuit) – The one piece jumpsuit style pajama had extra wide bell shaped legs. They were more glamorous than practical as sleepwear (difficult to use to the restroom without disrobing.)

A woman performs a multi-faceted role in the world. Her busy schedule requires her to be constantly on the move. Given all the work she puts in, she deserves clothing that is both comfortable and dependable. What better fabric for her, than flexible and protective linen? Some models will also sport decorative contrasting piping along the edges of the shirt and trousers to differentiate it to a greater degree from a typical day shirt. The pajama trousers are typically straight cut and will gather at the waist using elastic, a drawstring, or both. Our women’s loungewear products are suitable for both outside and home use. Our clothes are available in both loose fitting and clinging styles and are dyed using natural, Azo-free pigments. All our products are Oeko-tex certified. From light beige to olive green, there are many options that you can explore. Although sleepwear can typically be found in most department stores and other stores that carry clothing lines, you’ll be hard-pressed to find much if any in the traditional style that we’ve been discussing today. And, of course, we’ve got nothing against this. In fact, I’ve worn everyday casual wear to bed for far more of my life than I have a traditional set of pajamas. But, if like us here at the Gentleman’s Gazette, you are traditionally-minded and looking to add a dapper touch to even what you wear to bed, then this guide is for you. Hallmarks of Quality Sleepwear – 1. Natural Fibers

1930s Nightgowns- Silky

There are no hard and fast rules on whether you should or shouldn’t wear underwear beneath your nightshirt. After all, it’s not a kilt. So, wear it as you please. 2.2 Pajama Set