Luxury sleepwear guide

10 Luxury Pajama Brands for Seriously Upgraded Sleep

If your pajamas still feel like an afterthought, it might be time to level up. These ten luxury sleepwear brands focus on fabrics, fit, and details that actually make bedtime feel special – not just “good enough.” From glossy silk sets to playful printed cotton and lounge pieces that work outside the house, this guide walks through what each brand does best, who it fits, and where to buy.

Below you will find quick snapshots plus deeper notes on comfort, style, price expectations, and size range, so you can match the brand to your sleep and lounge personality instead of guessing from product photos.

How to use this guide

Skim the overview table to see which brands match your style (minimal, romantic, bold prints, etc.).
Jump to individual brand sections for fabric details and where to shop.
Use the “Best for” bullets when you only want one or two brands to try first.

Prices and availability change often, so always double check current collections and sales on each brand’s site or favorite retailer.

Luxury pajama brand overview

Brand	Overall vibe	Typical fabrics	Best for
Olivia von Halle	High-glam, glossy	Silk satin	Statement sets
Eberjey	Soft & cozy	Modal, cotton	Everyday lounging
Desmond & Dempsey	Playful prints	Brushed cotton	Print lovers
La Perla	Couture lingerie	Silk, lace	High-end lingerie feel
Sleeper	Day-to-night	Linen, feathers	Wearing out
Morgan Lane	Playful, flirty	Silk, lace	Whimsical gifts
F.R.S	Bold maximalist	Silk twill	Runway statements
Natori	Eastern elegance	Silk, modal	Polished lounge
Julianna Rae	Classic romance	Silk charmeuse	Silk nightgowns
Hanro	Understated Swiss	Cotton, micromodal	Minimalists

Origin: London Vibe: Old-Hollywood glamour meets fashion week

Olivia von Halle built her brand on the idea that pajamas can be as glamorous as an evening dress. Think weighty silk, saturated prints, sharp piping, and cuts that feel more like a designer suit than something you hide under a duvet. These are pajamas you could wear to answer the door and still look intentionally dressed.

Best for: People who want pajamas that feel like a luxury fashion purchase.
Fabrics: Mostly silk satin with vivid colors and prints.
Price expectation: High; this is a “treat yourself” brand.
Where to buy: oliviavonhalle.com, Saks Fifth Avenue.

Vibe: Cozy, romantic basics Comfort level: Very high

Eberjey is the brand people recommend when you say “I just want something soft that still feels a bit special.” Their modal and cotton-blend pajamas are light, drapey, and flattering without trying too hard. Classic button-up sets, shorts, jogger-style pants, and matching robes make it easy to build a complete lounge uniform.

Best for: Everyday luxury and anyone who wants comfort first with a polished look.
Fabrics: Modal, cotton blends, and ultra-soft knits.
Price expectation: Mid to high; accessible luxury.
Where to buy: eberjey.com, Nordstrom.

Vibe: Holiday mornings Signature: Hand-drawn prints

Desmond and Dempsey printed cotton pajamas

Desmond & Dempsey makes pajamas that look like they were designed for a sunlit villa somewhere far away. Expect crisp cotton in hand-painted prints: jungle scenes, tigers, palm leaves, and other storybook-inspired patterns. Even though the prints are loud, the construction is classic timeless.

Best for: Print lovers and couples who want matching sets.
Fabrics: Brushed cotton and lightweight linen.
Where to buy: desmondanddempsey.com.

Vibe: Couture lingerie Founded: 1950s Italy

La Perla luxurious silk and lace sleepwear

La Perla is one of the most recognizable names in luxury lingerie, and their sleepwear carries the same mood: delicate lace, whisper-thin silk, and meticulous construction. Pajama sets, nightgowns, and robes feel like heirloom pieces.

Best for: Lingerie lovers and special occasions.
Fabrics: Silk, lace, and fine cotton.
Price expectation: Very high.
Where to buy: laperla.com.

Vibe: Day-to-night Signature: Feather trims

Sleeper blurs the line between pajamas and going-out clothes. Linen button-ups, feather-trimmed sets, and silk slip dresses are designed to work at home, at brunch, or even at low-key events.

Best for: People who love multifunctional, fashion-forward lounge looks.
Fabrics: Linen, silk, cotton, often with removable feathers.
Where to buy: the-sleeper.com.

Vibe: Storybook romance Signature: Illustrated motifs

Morgan Lane leans into fantasy. Expect soft silk, embroidered details, and whimsical motifs like stars and hearts. Pieces often feel like a cross between fine lingerie and sleepwear, with a lot of personality baked in.

Best for: Romantic, playful styles and gifts.
Fabrics: Silk, lace, cotton.
Where to buy: morgan-lane.com.

Vibe: Maximalist resort energy Signature: All-over prints

F.R.S For Restless Sleepers bold printed pajama suit

F.R.S. designs look like they walked straight off a runway: rich patterns, saturated colors, and tailored pajama suits that can absolutely leave the house.

Best for: Maximalists who want to wear pajamas to parties.
Fabrics: Silk twill, satin.
Where to buy: frsforrestlesssleepers.com.

Vibe: Elegant and grown-up Strength: Robes and chemises

Natori elegant printed robe and nightwear

Natori blends East and West in a way that feels refined rather than costume-like. Think kimono-inspired robes, minimalist camisoles, and clean pajama sets with considered prints and embroidery.

Best for: Elevated but wearable sleepwear appropriate for hosting or travel.
Fabrics: Silk, modal, cotton blends.
Where to buy: natori.com.

Vibe: Classic and polished Strength: Silk nightgowns

Julianna Rae specializes in silk pieces that read as timeless rather than trendy. Expect classic pajama sets, bias-cut nightgowns, and robes in solid colors and soft prints.

Best for: Silk lovers who want reliable, classic silhouettes.
Fabrics: Silk charmeuse and lace.
Where to buy: juliannarae.com.

Vibe: Minimalist, fabric-first Founded: Late 1800s

Hanro is the opposite of loud. The designs are simple, clean, and nearly logo-free, but the fabrics and construction quietly justify the price. This is for people who would rather feel quality than broadcast it.

Best for: Minimalists and elevated basics.
Fabrics: High-grade cotton, micromodal, silk.
Where to buy: hanro.com.

How to choose the right luxury pajama brand

Before you hit checkout on a silk set, it helps to think about how you actually live (and sleep). A few quick filters can narrow you down to one or two brands from this list instead of ten.

Fabric first: If you run hot, look at breathable cotton, linen, or silk from Desmond & Dempsey, Sleeper, or Hanro. If you love the heavy drape of silk, check Olivia von Halle, La Perla, Morgan Lane, or Julianna Rae.
Style comfort zone: Maximalists often gravitate toward F.R.S and Desmond & Dempsey. Minimalists usually land on Hanro, Natori, or some of the simpler Eberjey sets.
Use case: If you want PJs that double as outfits, Sleeper and F.R.S are built for that. If you only want “bed-only” pieces, Eberjey, Hanro, and Julianna Rae are safer.

Luxury pajama FAQ

Are luxury pajamas really worth the money?

It depends on what you value. You are paying for better fabrics, more thoughtful cuts, and often longer lifespan if you care for them properly. If you wear pajamas every night, the cost per wear can make sense.

Which brand is best for everyday wear?

Eberjey, Hanro, and Natori are strong everyday choices because they focus on comfort and easy care.

What if I sleep hot?

Look at cotton and linen-focused brands like Desmond & Dempsey, Sleeper’s linen sets, or Hanro’s lighter collections. Silk is breathable but can feel warm to some sleepers.