The Olivia Wide Leg Pima Pajama Set With "Pour Les Femmes" Embroidery
With an embroidered note of “pour les femmes”— meaning “for women” — this design supports Every Mother Counts. When you choose this design, 20% of your purchase will go to Every Mother Counts. Click here to learn more about Every Mother Counts.
Our wide-leg Pima Cotton pajama set is the apex of comfort and feminine tailoring: a well-considered three-quarter length sleeve, for example, and a more generous pant leg that results in that refined swish-swish sensation at your ankle as you walk down a long hallway.
For thousands of years, Pima cotton has been considered royalty in the realm of textiles. This design features 100% yarn-dyed Peruvian Pima, meaning your cherished pieces will stay buttery and breathable, with a reduced risk of fading, pilling, or wrinkling. Curl up in luxury and slip off to dreamland. Bonne nuit.
*Please note embroidery items take an additional 4-6 business days for processing and shipping.
Original: $158.00
-65%$158.00
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With an embroidered note of “pour les femmes”— meaning “for women” — this design supports Every Mother Counts. When you choose this design, 20% of your purchase will go to Every Mother Counts. Click here to learn more about Every Mother Counts.
Our wide-leg Pima Cotton pajama set is the apex of comfort and feminine tailoring: a well-considered three-quarter length sleeve, for example, and a more generous pant leg that results in that refined swish-swish sensation at your ankle as you walk down a long hallway.
For thousands of years, Pima cotton has been considered royalty in the realm of textiles. This design features 100% yarn-dyed Peruvian Pima, meaning your cherished pieces will stay buttery and breathable, with a reduced risk of fading, pilling, or wrinkling. Curl up in luxury and slip off to dreamland. Bonne nuit.
*Please note embroidery items take an additional 4-6 business days for processing and shipping.
