Pajama & Loungewear Long Sleeve Sets

Long sleeve pajama sets cover the full upper body from shoulder to wrist. They are the category most women turn to for colder months, for air-conditioned rooms, and for anyone who simply prefers the feeling of fabric on the arms while they sleep.

Every long sleeve set on this page pairs a top and bottom from the same print and colour. The tops come in a few cuts: a relaxed long sleeve with a crew neck, a henley with a partial button placket, and a long sleeve button-down with a full placket. The tops are paired with a short, capri pant, harem pant, or long pant depending on how much leg coverage you want with the long sleeve top. A long sleeve and short combination is surprisingly popular for women who run hot from the waist down but cold from the waist up.

The fabric across the range is viscose made from bamboo. It is moisture-wicking and breathable, which is important for a set that covers more of the body. A long sleeve cut in the wrong fabric can trap moisture and wake you up during the night from discomfort. The viscose made from bamboo used on these sets helps regulate temperature overnight without turning clammy.

Each set is made in Canada. The cuff on the long sleeve sits comfortably at the wrist. The hem of the top falls gently below the waistband, which is a great length for sleeping without fabric bunching up in the small of your back. Seams are finished internally so they do not rub.
Sizing runs from XS through to XXL.

Current colour options include classic everyday shades in dark navy, black and deep raspberry. As well as seasonal ranges including eucalyptus, icy Mint, and soft pink. Long sleeve sets are also easy to layer over a t-shirt or tank top early morning wear around the house when the heating is still warming up.

For anyone who has only slept in short sleeve pajamas before, the first long sleeve set tends to feel like a surprise in how much more comfortable the colder months become. It is a small change that makes a noticeable difference when you stop waking up cold at three in the morning and reaching for extra layers.