10 Pyjama Brands Loved By Fashion Editors And Influencers

Desmond & Dempsey creates sleepwear that you'll love as much as your favourite party dress. Although its cotton pyjama sets can be worn outside, this isn't the label's goal - rather they want going to bed and lounging around to feel special, and for you to feel comfortable and happy while doing so. Founded by an Englishman and an Australian, the USP fuses traditional and crisp British nightwear silhouettes with a laidback and playful Aussie feel. Photo: Courtesy

For comfortable, super soft and relaxed nightwear designed to flatter, look to Eberjey. The collections are made using stretch jersey, resulting in feel-good sleepwear ideal for sleeping or lounging. With this in mind, it's no surprise it's attracted such a strong cult following - Emma Watson, Keira Knightley, and Kate Hudson are all fans. Photo: Courtesy

London-based sleepwear brand Hesper Fox focuses on colourful printed pyjamas made in crisp cottons, cool linens and luxurious silks. Whether you decide to wear them at home or to brunch, the label's playful pyjama sets are among our favourites. Its new resortwear line and its uplifting, vibrant appeal is also well worth browsing. Photo: Courtesy

US label Lake Pajamas offers sleepwear options for the whole family. The organisers aim to create nightwear that you love as much as your favourite dress, from short sets to nightgowns. Each style is characterised by simplicity - Lake truly delivers some of the most comfortable pyjamas available. Photo: Courtesy

There is absolutely no woman alive who wouldn't want to be in possession of an Olivia von Halle set of pyjamas. In 2011, the designer launched her eponymous label with the aim of creating glamorous silk pyjamas inspired by the 1920s sleepwear worn by Coco Chanel. It became big news very quickly, with her classic night shirts, bath robes and slip dresses easily worn for evening parties as they are to bed. Photo: Courtesy

New label Phriya is inspired by the beautiful landscape of little-known Italian island Ponza. Styles have a luxe feel, from mother of pearl buttons and French seams to the hand-painted prints. There is also a focus on sustainable fabrics - the brand uses 100 per cent natural cotton and a fabrics supplier affiliated with one of the largest global sustainable cotton initiatives. Photo: Courtesy

Technically speaking, Piglet In Bed isn't just a sleepwear brand - its USP is stonewashed linen, spanning pyjamas, bedding and table linen. Fresh and cool in the warmer months but strangely cosy in the winter, the brand's timeless linen pyjama sets are a welcome addition to bedtime. Its Instagram page is also a go-to for interiors inspiration. Photo: Courtesy

Not only does Robin Wright and Karen Fowler's socially conscious sleepwear brand create timelessly feminine PJs, but it also has a charity focus that offers even more incentive to buy. Each piece is made by women living in conflict regions, giving them the opportunity to learn a skilled trade and provide for themselves and their families, while contributing to their local economies. Photo: Courtesy

Ukrainian nightwear label Sleeper, which we profiled earlier this year, specialises in nightwear that you can wear in and out the house. The brand's goal is “to make every environment feel like home” - and if you're one of those who has shied away from the lingerie-as-outerwear look, then this might chance your mind. Elegant and chic, Sleeper's offering is almost too good to be hidden from plain view. Photo: Courtesy

Canadian brand The Sleep Shirt specialises in, yes, you've guessed it, sleep shirts. Ethically sourced and made using high quality cottons and linens, these are the kind of aesthetically-pleasing, yet comfortable night shirts that will soon end up being your favourite thing to go to bed in. The label also offers other sleepwear options, from pretty gingham camisoles to breezy sleeveless nighties. Photo: Courtesy