All About Satin Pajamas

Satin pajamas are a great purchase when you’re looking to treat yourself and indulge in luxury sleepwear. In this post we’ll answer all your questions about satin pjs and what makes them so great.

 

Are satin pajamas good to sleep in?

We believe that satin pajamas are great to sleep in, and are even good for hot sleepers. Our satin is an eco-enhanced Viscose that’s made from pulp procured from sources that are certified by the Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC) and follows a stringent protocol that can be tracked across the entire journey from its source to finished garment. The 100% plant origin of the satin makes for an incredibly soft feel that’s friendly on your skin, breathable, lightweight and moisture absorbent.



Are satin pajamas good for your skin?

Our satin is great for skin since it is a 100% eco-friendly viscose. Since our satin comes from plants, it is a natural material and not synthetic so it’s gentle even on sensitive skin. 




Which is better, silk or satin pajamas?

Silk is not a plant-based material since it is made with silk worms. Our satin however, is a vegan material that makes for a sustainable pajama option. We appreciate the fact that it includes no animal byproducts, and yet still retains a soft and silky texture that one finds in silk pjs. 






What is the difference between silk and satin pajamas?

Satin is not a fabric, rather a technique of textile weave, whereas silk is an actual fabric. Therefore satin pajamas can be made with various materials, including polyester which is typically used to achieve the "high-shine" look often seen in pajamas. Our satin however, is not made with synthetic materials, but an eco-friendly viscose sourced from 100% plants. 



How do you wash satin sleepwear?

To wash your satin pajamas, we recommend laundering them on a cold, hand wash or delicate laundry cycle. Do so with similar colors and do not bleach. For drying, we suggest you hang to dry and press lightly on a low temperature to remove any wrinkles. 

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