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The best women’s pyjamas we’re living in at the moment
New season = new PJ sets 😍
Pyjamas have been hot for a while now. We were already slightly obsessed with ‘em thanks to self-care culture, but then a pandemic came along, confined us to our houses, and cemented that love which hasn't wavered since. Hands up who's still wearing them on WFH days? We’re not judging – life might be back to normal, but comfort is *key* when you’re chilling at home. PJs all day? Yes, please!
That's not to say we don't have standards when it comes to our pyjamas. The best women’s sleepwear is comfy AF while still showcasing just a little bit of your personal style. So, piped satin for all you elegant gals out there, bold prints for the playful, jersey styles for practical peeps and luxe silk sets for fancier scenarios. In fact, Sleeper’s are so fancy thanks to their trademark feathered hems, we’ll be shunning sequins and dresses this party szn in favour of the brand's two pieces styled with heels – trust us, it’s a thing. Investment pyjamas, who’d have thought?
Speaking of celebrations... Jammies just also happen to make the perfect gift at this time of year: they’re a want and a need, but you can also never have too many. Why not have a scroll through to see any designs your mum/pal/sister might love?
From luxurious silk cami sets to good ol’ fashioned striped styles, here are the best ladies’ pyjamas to buy for yourself or a loved one RN.
Heart printed pyjamas? We're sold. Even better, this Boux Avenue set is made from a luxe super-soft satin, for that quiet luxury feel.
The White Company’s pyjamas will make the most amazing gift – whether it’s for a sister, friend or yourself. This subtly striped set is ideal for all year long: the pure cotton is lightweight but the double layer ensures these pjs aren’t see-through.
Chelsea Peers Tie Dye Velour Gold Foil Moons & Stars Short Pyjama Set
Now the leaves are falling, it’s officially time to get Harry Potter on the TV. We personally think these celestial-inspired pyjamas from Chelsea Peers are the only things you should be wearing to enjoy a movie marathon.
We love Rixo for its killer wedding guest dresses and fun mix-n-match prints, but did you know the brand also does super cute ladies pyjamas? Our fave number has to be this vintage-inspired set with its ruffled hems and frilled trims.
Adanola activewear comes celeb and Fashion Editor approved, and now the much-loved brand has expanded into pyjamas. How cosy do these modal PJ pants look? Don't forget to snap up the matching pyjama shirt, too.
It doesn't get chicer than this sophisticated pleated black cami and trouser set from Bluebella. The best part? It's discounted in the brand's Black Friday offering!
Luxury pj brand Eberjey’s Gisele style is a best-seller for good reason. Cut from the brand’s signature stretch modal, this piped set is BEYOND soft and has just the perfect amount of drape.
Stripe & Stare Teal Floral Tile Long Pyjama Set
Stripe & Stare is our Fashion Editor’s go-to pyjama brand for the softest, comfiest sets in pretty patterns. Seriously, they're made from 95% biodegradable TENCEL™ Micro Modal, aka trees, and the fabric is twice as soft as cotton.
Elizabeth Scarlett Cotton Sateen Celestial Pyjamas
You might know British brand, Elizabeth Scarlett, best for its animal-themed embroidered velvet accessories. Well, if you love the label's designs as much as we do (which is *a lot* FYI!), you'll be delighted to hear they're now doing pyjamas. We present: this gorgeous celestial set. Race you to the checkout!
Damson Madder’s pjs are a fashion editor essential. Almost too pretty to sleep in, this Antonella set is defined by its candy-cane red stripes, ruffled details and pretty bow fastenings.
Desmond & Dempsey Shoet Sleeve Pyjama Set Chango Blue/Pink
Desmond & Dempsey are known for their iconic prints and this fun cheeky monkey print might just be our fave yet. If you run hot at night, you can't beat the brand's 100% cotton short sleeve shirt and shorts set.
Sleeper’s feather-trimmed pyjamas are a Fashion Editor favourite and we love ‘em for their versatility. The fluffy cuffs make them pretty enough to wear outside of the house, but you can detach them for sleeping and machine washes. This season, we’ll be wearing ours as separates: the wide-leg pants with a cashmere jumper or the shirt with jeans and heels.
We're obsessed with this set from Lounge. Oversized yet oh-so-cute, we love the bow-tie detailing and pink floral print. Complete the set with the matching wide-leg bottoms too.
What better way to drift off to sleep than in these gorgeous cloud printed PJs from Australian nightwear brand, Peter Alexander?
We know, we know, while satin looks super cute it can also cling to all the wrong places and be kinda uncomfortable in bed – not what you need when you’re trying to get those all important zzzs. Luckily M&S has used unique Cool Comfort™ and Cling Resist™ technology to create this hot pink pair of silky pjs.
You bet we're still wild about leopard print, even extending to our nightwear. Don't forget to add the matching bottoms to bag, too.
Remember those pointelle knitted vests your mum used to layer you up in once winter hit. Well, consider these Nobody Child’s pjs a homage to them, but, you know, waaaay cooler.
When PJs are this chic, you totally get a pass on lounging in them well past the morning. They're mega comfy (thanks to the soft brushed cotton), practical and so stylish that despite having a lazy morning, you'll still feel put together.
These pyjamas from JimJam The Label look *far* more expensive than their £40 price tag thanks to deep cuffs, tonal piping and a luxurious chocolate brown hue – one of this season's hottest colours.
Rosie Davenport is an Ecommerce Writer at Cosmopolitan UK and Red Online, covering fashion, beauty and travel reviews, as well as major sales events such as Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day. Rosie has reviewed everything from Reformation dresses to the latest massage guns and knows the new brands to bookmark as well as the latest trends to follow. Before this role, Rosie was a Fashion Ecommerce Writer on publications including ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar and Good Housekeeping for nearly two years, and gained a MA from Central Saint Martins in Fashion Journalism in 2021, focussing on the rise (and rise) of fashion podcasting. Rosie has also worked at The Times, been a sub editor at The Mail on Sunday’s weekly YOU magazine and produced in-depth retail reports for the trend forecasting agency WGSN. Her career highlight? Previewing Prada’s AW21 menswear show in the depths of lockdown and interviewing Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons from her bedroom. Outside of work, Rosie can be found rummaging through vintage shops or getting lost in one of London’s iconic department stores. You can follow Rosie on Instagram @rosie.davenport
Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there’s nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she’s passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
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