What is the difference between micromodal and viscose nightwear?

Micromodal feels smooth and close to the skin, often chosen for pyjamas and T-shirt-style nightdresses. Viscose is lighter and airier, commonly used for printed nightdresses and robes with more movement.

How do I choose between a short and a long nightdress?

Short and tunic-style nightdresses offer more airflow and ease of movement. Long nightdresses provide fuller coverage and a more flowing line. The choice depends on personal comfort and warmth preferences.

Are the lace details the same on every piece?

No, lace appears in different roles across the collection. It can trim cuffs, define necklines, run over straps, or frame hems. Some designs use it sparingly as an accent, while others make it the central detail.

Do pyjama sets in this collection always include shorts?

The current sets pair a short-sleeve or nightshirt-style top with shorts. They are designed as coordinated two-piece outfits for sleeping or lounging.

How do I know if a satin nightdress will suit me?

Satin has a distinctive surface that catches light and a smooth feel. A long satin nightdress with thin straps suits those who want a more fluid, polished look and a fabric that feels different from cotton or modal blends.