No Monday Blues Long Sleepwear Set

Don this long bamboo loungewear set for frosty evenings, icy mornings and wintery days spent cosying up at home, or to cover up hairy legs you just can’t be bothered to shave. These eco friendly, super soft longs are as breathable and temperature regulating as they come. The classic cut has gotten a make-over, with a swish sleeve finish to up the bedtime-fashion ante. 

We love sleep, and reckon everyone deserves a good snooze too. Which is why 10% of profits from this set sold on the site will go to sponsoring bed kits for kids in need, through a charity called SCAW.

This collection’s prints are inspired by the big-city-life. It’s got a bit of an urban animal feel to it because anyone who’s experienced public transport during rush hour or a sample sale stampede as the shop doors open, will know that it really is a jungle out there.

This 'oldie but a goodie print that's made a LIMITED EDITION return' is an ode to the leopard. Leopards are nocturnal animals (meaning they’re rather active at night), so if you’re one of those prone to starting the Netflix binge session late at night or burning the midnight oil to get through some work, this look might be the perfect fit for you. 

As an added extra with your order, you'll receive a bonus e-book that we have compiled with sleep tips, handy hacks on waking up well and calming exercises to de-stress. 

The one model is a X-SMALL and has donned a SMALL. The other is a size MEDIUM and has donned a MEDIUM pyjama set. Folks, the sleeves are a tad skinnier than our previous long style so perhaps think of sizing up. 

- vegan & certified organic

- hypo-allergenic & antibacterial

- temperature-regulating

- ace for gifting, packaging made from recycled materials 

Please see here Nightire's Size Guide.

What is all the bamboo fuss about? Fabric made from bamboo is incredibly soft with a texture like silk – smooth and luxuriously comfortable but also very strong. Bamboo fabric keeps you dry as it absorbs and evaporates sweat real quick, which keeps you comfortable in all temperatures. Bamboo is also antibacterial, which means the material stays fresher and odour-free longer, for a more hygienic you. Bamboo is also extremely enviro-friendly because it thrives naturally without using any pesticides or fertilisers. It is seldom eaten by pests or infected by pathogens and requires no watering to survive. Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world and is 100% biodegradable. Another benefit is that it releases a significant amount of oxygen into the air, even more than trees. So, planting bamboo can help reduce carbon dioxide into the air. If you have sensitive or allergy prone skin, you have come to the right place. Bamboo fibre is smooth and round, which means it’s a non-irritant, and it lacks the harsh chemical treatments that can irritate the skin. The naturally antimicrobial nature of the bamboo means it retains its antifungal, anti-bacterial nature even after processing into the fabric and after numerous washes.

Where is my sleepwear made, and is it organic? The designs are all made in-house by the Nightire team and all details & finishes have been painstakingly thought through and sense-checked for your optimum sleeping comfort. Our Nightire sets are made in China by a company that is ISO9001 certified (they consistently provide products and services that is of excellent quality, and their manufacturing practices are ethical). The fabric is sourced from a bamboo specialist supplier in China and lovingly put together by a team of sleepwear experts. The bamboo fabric is FSB approved and 100% organic certified, so you know it’s the real deal.

How is the bamboo fabric made? In order to produce high-quality bamboo material, a process which uses sodium hydroxide, also known as caustic soda, kicks into gear to break down the ‘woody’ bamboo. Crushed bamboo is soaked in the chemical to produce cellulose. You may be worried that sodium hydroxide is a harmful chemical, but when used responsibly, it has absolutely no effect on the environment and workers’ health. It is routinely used in the processing of organic cotton into fibre and is approved by the Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) and the Soil Association.