With cooler months just around the corner, comfy, cute pyjamas are a must-have! Fellas looking for the ideal combination between playfulness and sophistication are going to find no shortage of choices right at their fingertips. From affordable megabrands to haute couture, there’s an option for every lifestyle and budget.
Perhaps the best value of all is the Chelsea Peers chequerboard pyjama set available for £42. This set combines a trendy design with affordability, making it an attractive choice for those who prioritize both style and comfort. A close second is the H&M Lyocell pyjama shirt + bottoms. At £54.99, their luxurious velour fabric and indulgent lounge vibe make them a worthy investment.
If you’re looking to spend a bit more on your sleepwear, look no further than CDLP. They provide an elegant pajamas trouser-T-shirt set beginning at £105. The set’s sophistication makes it a great choice for lounging around the house or wearing to bed. In the same way, Desmond & Dempsey’s long pyjama set — £100 — guarantees cosiness coupled with flair.
A Range of Options for Every Budget
In the middle price range, a few very good options are clear. The Zara checked pyjama set £49.99 Trendy but comfy, this would work for slouching at home or just nipping out. On the other hand, Seasalt Cornwall flannel pyjama set £69.95 is lovely and warm, soft against the skin for the winter months.
For others who may prefer something a bit more elegant, Joseph Turner has a selection of Brushed Cotton Pyjamas, starting at £156. This stylish choice keeps him warm and cozy with a secure, snug fit. Meanwhile at the more premium end of the market, the PS by Paul Smith cotton pyjama set (£290) is a big ticket investment that appeals to stylish buyers.
Luxury Choices for Discerning Buyers
Or maybe the luxury lovers will flock to luxury brands like Derek Rose, whose luxe classic fit pyjamas cost £260. Renowned for their luxurious fabrics and strict attention to detail, Derek Rose pyjamas are the icing on the cake of any sleepwear wardrobe. London-based designer, Tekla, focuses on a more subdued aesthetic with £190 poplin shirt. They’ve even got shorts at £120, just the thing for the fashionista who values understated lines.
Pangaia’s organic cotton pyjama set is a chic, trendy and sustainable alternative for £145. If you appreciate a distinctive mix of materials, take a look at Sirplus’s cotton-wool pyjamas. At £195 they aren’t cheap, but the warmth-to-breathability ratio is off the scale.
The David Gandy Wellwear premium pyjama set at £105 offers luxurious comfort and quality look while still being affordable. Arket has a poplin pyjama shirt and trousers from £55. This year’s flexible pick is perfect for every palette.