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The Comfiest Loungewear

February 12, 2018 by jessica 3 Comments

Garnet Hill Easy Knit Organic Cotton Pajamas

It’s not uncommon for me to slip into loungewear the moment I get home from work. The change in uniform is a signal to wind down and relax after a long day, and it feels perfectly indulgent to wear something unfussy. However, there’s a fine line between comfortable and sloppy, and I never want to veer into the latter even when I’m at home! That’s why I’m crazy about this comfortable sleepwear set from Garnet Hill. The painterly stripes of the matching set feel modern and pulled together without looking juvenile, but the best part is that they’re made from Green Cotton. Farmed without harmful pesticides or chemical defoliants, organic Green Cotton fibers are refined using less water, less energy, and less pollution.

Garnet Hill Easy Knit Organic Cotton Pajamas
Garnet Hill Easy Knit Organic Cotton Pajamas
Garnet Hill Easy Knit Organic Cotton Pajamas
Garnet Hill Easy Knit Organic Cotton Pajamas

Style Sources: Garnet Hill pajama top and bottoms

Home Sources: Target lamp | West Elm nightstand | Hobby Lobby vase (old; similar) | pillows from Target and Anthropologie (all old, but I love this and this) | Harry Allen piggy bank | Zinus bedframe (wait for a sale – we paid around $250 for a king) | Lands’ End bedspread (old; similar) | Sherwin Williams paint in High Reflective White (their only true white) and Amalfi

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In partnership with Garnet Hill.

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Filed Under: Outfits, Style Tagged With: eco-friendly, garnet hill, pajamas, stripes

Style Spotlight: Spring Pajamas

May 13, 2015 by jessica 7 Comments

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We’re in for a stormy weekend ahead of us, which makes spending the day in pajamas awfully tempting. (Brunch, mimosas, and Mario Kart…what’s not to love?) I usually reach for these or these, yet I’m yearning for a spring upgrade. I haven’t found the right pair just yet, but I did come across five appealing options no matter your p.j. personality.

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THE CLASSIC
A crisp cotton nightshirt with contrast piping is a menswear classic. Wear your sexiest underwear–or none at all–for a sexy surprise.

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THE FLIRT
Lace babydolls and matching panties run the risk of looking outdated and campy. That’s not the case when you add hot pink and fluorescent orange to the mix.

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THE SEAFARER
Nautical stripes for summer? Groundbreaking. 😉

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THE ANTI-PAJAMA
If pajamas aren’t your thing, invest in a pretty robe with much-needed coverage to get the morning paper and enjoy coffee on the porch.

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THE MINIMALIST
A soft pointelle jersey set is a perennial favorite. Upgrade your favorite set with a racerback cami and a pair of shorts. (If dove grey isn’t your thing, start with the camisoles here where you’ll find this Eberjey number in prettiest shade of pink.)

Filed Under: Style Tagged With: pajamas, style spotlight

Review: Plum Pretty Sugar Pajamas

September 30, 2013 by jessica 1 Comment

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I’ve been looking for a pair of menswear-inspired pajamas and while I like pinstripes and plaids, I didn’t want a menswear-inspired pattern. I remembered seeing mentions of Plum Pretty Sugar on various blogs and found a sleepwear set that seemed to fit the bill. There’s a surprising lack of reviews on Plum Pretty Sugar products, so here are my thoughts:

  • I adore the feminine, vintage design.
  • It’s made of soft, crisp cotton that feels like a set of well-worn sheets.
  • Great attention to detail with piping along the edges and mother of pearl buttons.(Two extras are included.)
  • Pay attention to the size chart as the shortie set runs smaller than other items. It’s too bad that you can’t order the top and bottom in different sizes. I’m a size smaller on top and, as expected, the pajama shirt is looser than it needs to be.
  • Shipping was $7.50. It seems high for an item that came in an oversize envelope and weighs next to nothing.
  • Even though I followed the laundering instructions, the shorts shrunk along the banded hem. They’re now tighter at the hem than the rear and thighs causing them to ride up awkwardly. I wore them to bed last night to see if they’d stretch out to their original shape, but no luck. 

Bottom Line: I’d consider another pair (these), but would line dry them. I’m pretty disappointed that the shorts shrunk so much.

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I’m amazed by what Bacon will put up with.

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Review: Eberjey

June 6, 2012 by jessica Leave a Comment


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When I get home from work, I’m in loungewear within minutes. The mail can wait. The cat can wait. But pajamas can not. (Really, it’s for the best that I don’t work from home. I’m not sure how often I’d wear publicly acceptable duds.)

And if you include nautical stripes, you know we have a winner. Eberjey sent this charming set to me before our trip to Kentucky – and it immediately made its way into my luggage. I hadn’t had personal experience with Eberjey’s line before, but I was eager to try it … and now I’m hooked. The fabric is unimaginably soft. The cut is perfectly feminine and it’s ultra flattering. I don’t think I’ve ever felt this pretty in pajamas before.

I don’t see my set online, but this one is similar and you can browse the full line of chemises here.

Sartorial Summary
Chemise: c/o Eberjey

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Eberjey, nautical, pajamas, review, stripes

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