Lounge Pyjamas
Life's too short for bad pyjamas. Classic button-through cotton sets, silky co-ords, cosy flannel pairs, fun printed designs, we pull them together from M&S, ASOS, and independent brands so you can compare without opening fifteen tabs. Shopping preloved pyjamas is surprisingly good value here too, especially for premium brands where the sets have barely been worn. Save your favourites and let the Discover feed learn what you like.
Products
11 products
Kaiia
Kaiia Cream & Brown Gingerbread Pyjama Shirt
£20.00
Skinnydip
Skinnydip Cream Cinderella Mice Print Pyjama Set
£34.00
The Night Store
The Night Store Bright Blue Celestial Cotton Pyjama Set
£29.50
Prince
Prince Purple Rain Women's Black Pyjamas
£39.99
Marks & Spencer
M&S Cozy Cotton Rich Jersey Pyjama Sets in Ivory Mix
£25.00
EGO
EGO Burgundy Metallic Pyjamas Set
£39.00
Marks & Spencer
M&S Cotton Rich Jersey Printed Pyjama Sets in Pink Mix
£35.00
EGO
EGO Purple Pyjama Trousers
£15.00
EGO
EGO Purple Stripe Wide Leg Pyjama Trousers
£18.00
Marks & Spencer
M&S Pink Pure Cotton Pyjama Set
£17.50
EGO
EGO Purple Stripe Long Sleeve Pyjama Shirt
£9.00
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most comfortable pyjama fabrics?▾
Brushed cotton and flannel for winter cosiness. Lightweight cotton percale and bamboo jersey for summer cool. Silk is temperature-regulating year-round but requires hand-washing. If comfort is your top priority, bamboo jersey is hard to beat, it's incredibly soft and stays that way.
Should pyjamas fit loosely or snugly?▾
Relaxed without being oversized, you want to be able to move and sleep freely. If you run warm at night, go slightly roomier for airflow. If you feel the cold, a closer fit retains heat better. Our size guides per brand help get this right first time.
How often should I replace my pyjamas?▾
Quality pairs last one to two years of regular wear. When the fabric thins, the elastic stretches, or the softness goes, it's time. Washing in cool water and air drying makes a huge difference to lifespan. And when they're done, donate or recycle rather than bin them.