Cozy Nights Start Here

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   I want the softest pajama set possible. What fabric do you recommend?

   If your priority is pure softness against the skin, here's how the most popular pajama fabrics compare:

   1. Mulberry silk – Luxuriously smooth and cool to the touch. It glides over your skin and feels exceptionally soft. It's ideal if you don't mind higher cost and more delicate care.

   2. Bamboo viscose (or bamboo lyocell) – One of the softest fabrics available for everyday pajamas. It has a silky feel, excellent drape, and is breathable and moisture-wicking. Many people find it nearly as soft as silk while being easier to care for.

   3. TENCEL™ Lyocell – Incredibly soft with a smooth, cool feel. It resists pilling better than many rayon fabrics and is breathable, making it an excellent choice for year-round comfort.

   4. Pima or Supima cotton – If you prefer natural cotton, look for long-staple varieties. They feel noticeably softer and smoother than standard cotton, especially in jersey knit.

   5. Modal – Very soft, lightweight, and stretchy with a silky hand feel. It stays soft through repeated washes, though it can pill depending on the fabric blend and quality.

   My recommendation

   For most people, I'd rank them this way:

   • Best overall softness + practicality: Bamboo lyocell or high-quality bamboo viscose
   • Best luxury feel: Mulberry silk
   • Best natural everyday option: TENCEL lyocell
   • Best cotton option: Supima or Pima cotton

   If you're shopping, also pay attention to:

   • A knit jersey construction for maximum softness.
   • A small amount (about 5–10%) of elastane/spandex if you like a bit of stretch.
   • OEKO-TEX or similar certifications if you're sensitive to dyes and finishes.

   If you tend to sleep hot, I'd recommend TENCEL lyocell or bamboo lyocell. If you sleep cold, a brushed Pima cotton jersey or a heavier bamboo knit can feel especially cozy without being overly bulky.

   

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