Give the gift of cozy this holiday season with our favorite pajama sets.
as day dresses. Even when it comes to sleepwear actually meant for sleeping, the offerings are as plentiful as ever, from brands like Hill House Home, Morgan Lane, and more. Synonymous with coziness, warmth, and relaxation, pajamas are the thing that everybody wants, but few will actually indulge in—especially if they fall at the more luxurious end of the spectrum.
For her, we’re loving the marabou-trimmed set by the Sleeper . For him, Desmond & Dempsey offers a cheerful palm-tree-print shirt and sleep shorts. For teens, Eberjey makes a classic PJ set in its buttery-soft jersey. And for the little ones in your life, Lake makes the most adorable pajamas that might actually get them excited about bedtime. See below for more of our favorite sleep sets.
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