Family Matching

Build Your Bundle

Pick your print, choose your sizes, and make it a matching moment. Add as many pieces as you’d like, in any size combination, all in one easy step.

Step 1 Choose Your Collection

Step 2 Choose Your Pattern

Step 3 Choose Your PJs

Pick a print above to see the matching styles.

Matching Christmas pajamas are one of those traditions that starts almost by accident and quickly becomes the part of the holidays everyone looks forward to. Christmas Eve, Christmas morning, the family photo by the tree. When everyone is comfortable in what they are wearing, the tradition feels natural rather than staged.
Our matching family pajamas bring the same hand-drawn prints and considered colours across women's, men's and kids' sizes, so the whole family can coordinate without anyone feeling like they are in a costume. Sizes run from kids 1-2 through to XXL in adults, with a consistent approach to fit across the collection. Everyone can wear a different style in the same print: a button-down set for one, a henley harem set for another, long sleeve PJ sets for the kids, and it still reads as matching in photos.
For Christmas, our plaid and tartan prints are the family favourites, festive enough for the holidays but easy to keep wearing all winter. Seasonal prints are made in small batches and popular sizes sell through quickly in November and December, so we recommend ordering early, especially if you need several sizes in the same print.
Every set is made from our signature viscose from bamboo fabric. Soft, breathable and moisture-wicking, it helps regulate body temperature through the night, which makes it comfortable for children and adults who sleep at different temperatures in a warm, heated home. Unlike heavy flannel Christmas pajamas, you will not wake up too warm.
All of our sleepwear is ethically made in Canada, washer and dryer friendly, and designed to be worn, washed and enjoyed together year after year. Matching pajamas also make a lovely Christmas Eve gift for the whole household, and a set that becomes part of the tradition every December.