Sustainable and sophisticated pyjamas, in a luxe floral. This classic tailored pyjama shirt style comes in a decadently printed organic cotton twill fabric, with full length sleeve, contrast cuffs and slight v neckline. Pair with the matching bottoms to complete the coordinating set.
100% Organic Cotton
Sustainable and sophisticated pyjamas, in a luxe floral. This classic tailored pyjama shirt style comes in a decadently printed organic cotton twill fabric, with full length sleeve, contrast cuffs and slight v neckline. Pair with the matching bottoms to complete the coordinating set.
100% Organic Cotton
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John and Rachel’s love for natural and sustainable fabrics is where everything began. The first Thought styles made were simple. They were eager to show the beauty of these kinder yarns so didn’t overcomplicate the designs. From pop-ups to website building to growing the team, there were many rolled up sleeves, late nights, and steely determination. With sustainability as a core value, Thought recognises their responsibilities towards the environment, eco systems and local communities. They take every step possible to show great care to the people involved in making their clothing. Building lasting relationships with the people they work with is crucial.
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