Women’s Floral Pajamas

Women’s Antibacterial Lyocell Pyjama Set — Long Sleeve, Floral Print

Wholesale and private label

Overview

This is a women’s long-sleeve pyjama set in a Lyocell-cotton blend, with an all-over floral print and a lace trim in a Korean style. It is made for spring and autumn, and for the way most women actually sleep: they want something light enough to wear in a warm room, but warm enough to cover the arms and legs when the temperature drops. The fabric is soft and smooth against the skin, which matters for customers with sensitive skin, and it is finished with an antibacterial treatment rated 7A, with an inhibition rate above 99% against Staphylococcus aureus, above 92% against E. coli and above 86% against Candida albicans. The top is an open-front cardigan style with a round neckline, and the fit is a relaxed H-shape with enough ease to be comfortable without looking oversized. The set is produced as a stock item and as a private-label piece, so the fabric, the print, the trim and the packaging can all be set to your specification. Sizes run [S–XXL], and can be graded to your own size chart. MOQ is 100 pieces per colourway.

Product specification

Fabric: Lyocell-cotton blend, soft, smooth and breathable, [composition to be confirmed].

Antibacterial finish: 7A grade; S. aureus >99%, E. coli >92%, C. albicans >86%.

Set: long-sleeve top and long pants.

Top: open-front cardigan style with a round neckline.

Trim: Korean-style floral lace.

Print: all-over small floral print.

Fit: H-shape with ease, relaxed without being oversized.

Colour: soft floral print on a light base, matched to your reference.

Sizes: [S–XXL], graded to your size chart.

MOQ: 100 pieces per colourway, mixed sizes accepted.

Sample: 7–10 working days per round.

Bulk lead time: 25–40 days after sample approval and deposit.

Care: machine wash cold, wash with similar colours, hang dry or tumble dry low, do not bleach.

Quality control: inline and final inspection, antibacterial test report check, pilling and colourfastness test, needle detection.

Why buyers choose this style

Pyjamas are one of the highest-turn categories in womenswear, because they are bought for comfort and replaced as a set. This set sells because it answers three things customers look for at the same time: it feels soft, it looks fresh, and it carries a functional claim they can understand. In a crowded price category, the antibacterial finish and the Lyocell-cotton blend give the buyer a reason to price the set higher than a basic cotton pyjama.

The print is the second reason. A small all-over floral in soft tones reads as fresh and calm, and it photographs well against white bedding, which is exactly what an online listing needs. The lace trim adds a detail that customers notice in a close-up photograph, and it lifts the set above a plain printed pyjama.

The third reason is the fit. The H-shape with ease is the shape that suits the widest range of customers, because it skims the body rather than clinging to it, and the open-front top is easy to put on and take off. For the buyer, the numbers are straightforward: 100-piece MOQ, 7–10 day sampling and 25–40 day bulk lead time, with mixed sizes in one order.

7A antibacterial: what the claim means

The fabric is finished with an antibacterial treatment rated 7A. The test results on this fabric show an inhibition rate above 99% against Staphylococcus aureus, above 92% against E. coli and above 86% against Candida albicans. In practice, that means the fabric resists the growth of the bacteria and yeast that cause odour and irritation, which is what keeps a pyjama feeling fresher for longer between washes.

For a buyer, there are two things to handle carefully. First, keep the test reports for every colourway and every production lot, because the claim has to be supported by documentation in most markets. Second, describe the benefit plainly — the fabric resists odour-causing bacteria — and avoid medical or therapeutic claims, because antimicrobial textiles are regulated differently from ordinary clothing in the United States and the European Union. We can supply the test reports with each order, and the wording on the packaging should be checked against the rules of the destination market.

Lyocell cotton: soft, breathable, sensitive-skin friendly

Lyocell is a cellulosic fibre made from wood pulp, and it is chosen for pyjamas because it feels smooth and cool against the skin, it drapes softly rather than holding a stiff shape, and it absorbs moisture without feeling damp. Blended with cotton, it gives the fabric a natural hand feel with better drape and a softer surface than cotton alone, which is why the set suits customers with sensitive skin.

The blend also balances strength and stretch. Cotton adds durability and a familiar feel; Lyocell adds softness, drape and moisture management. The result is a fabric with some give and recovery, so the pyjamas move with the wearer during sleep rather than pulling at the shoulder or the knee, and they do not lose their shape after a night in bed.

The fabric is also breathable, which matters more in pyjamas than in almost any other garment: a fabric that traps heat wakes the wearer up. The knit allows air to move, so the set can be worn in a warm room without overheating, and it absorbs moisture so the wearer does not wake up clammy.

The H-shape fit: relaxed without looking oversized

The set is cut in an H-shape, which means the body falls straight from the shoulder to the hem rather than shaping in at the waist. That is the fit that suits the widest range of customers: it skims the body, so it does not emphasise the waist, the stomach or the hips, and it does not look like a garment that is simply too big.

The ease is confirmed on the sample. Too little ease and the pyjama clings when the wearer rolls over; too much and it twists around the body during sleep. Both the top and the pants are checked on a fit model, including the length, the sleeve and the leg opening, and the straight hem is finished deeply so it hangs cleanly.

Round neck and open-front top

The top has a round neckline that sits close to the neck without pressing on it. A round neck is the neckline that flatters most customers: it frames the neck and the collarbone without the gaping that a wide neckline can create, and it stays in place during sleep. The neckline is finished with a soft band so it does not stretch out or rub.

The top opens at the front in a cardigan style, so it is easy to put on and take off, and it can be worn open over a camisole in the evening or closed for sleep. The front edge is finished with the same lace trim as the cuffs, which ties the design together.

Floral print and lace trim

The print is an all-over small floral in soft tones, which gives the set a fresh, countryside feel and works with the plain bedding most customers already own. The print is developed on the fabric and matched to your reference, and the placement is checked on the sample so the motifs sit correctly across the chest, the sleeve and the leg rather than being cut awkwardly at the seams.

The lace trim is applied at the neckline and the cuffs in a Korean floral style. It is set with a flat seam so it does not scratch the skin, and it is washed and checked before bulk to confirm that the trim keeps its shape and does not pucker after the customer’s wash cycle.

Fit and sizes

Sizing is based on chest width, body length, sleeve length, waist relaxed, waist stretched, hip and inseam, measured flat without stretching. Grading is developed to your own size chart, and the size guide shows both centimetres and inches, with the relaxed and extended waist measurements listed together. Reference sizes [S–XXL], confirmed on the order.

Fabric and care

The fabric is a Lyocell-cotton blend, finished with the antibacterial treatment and checked for pilling, shrinkage and colourfastness before bulk. Pilling is tested because pyjamas rub at the underarm, the inner thigh and the seat; shrinkage is tested because a set that shrinks stops fitting as a set; colourfastness is tested because the printed ground and the trim are different surfaces and may behave differently in the wash.

Care is simple: machine wash cold, wash with similar colours, hang dry or tumble dry low, do not bleach, and iron on the reverse at low temperature if needed. The fabric is tested after the same wash cycle the customer will use, so the care label reflects real results, and the antibacterial performance is checked after washing so the claim still holds late in the garment’s life.

Customization

Colours and prints: the floral print as shown, or matched to your own artwork and Pantone references.

Fabric: Lyocell-cotton blend in the weight you choose.

Trim: Korean-style lace, or a contrast piping or plain finish.

Top: neckline depth, front opening, sleeve length and body length.

Pants: waistband type, leg shape and hem finish.

Antibacterial finish: 7A as standard, with the test report supplied per order.

Labels and packaging: woven labels, care labels, hangtags, barcodes and patches, plus poly bags, gift boxes or retail packaging with carton markings.

Sizes: [S–XXL], or graded to your own chart.

Sampling and production timeline

1. Inquiry. Send a photo, a sketch or a tech pack.
2. Fabric. Confirm the fabric, the print and the antibacterial finish, 3–7 days.
3. Pattern. Fit, neckline, front opening and trim placement, 2–3 days.
4. Sample. First sample of the full set with trim, 7–10 working days per round.
5. Approval. Your sign-off on fit, print, trim and finish.
6. Bulk. Production, 25–40 days after approval and deposit.
7. Shipment. Final inspection and packing, then sea, air or express.

Most printed sets are approved in two rounds: the first sample confirms the fit, the neckline and the trim, and the second confirms the print, the colours and the antibacterial finish.

Quality control, stage by stage

• Fabric checked on arrival, including shade, hand feel and print quality.
• Antibacterial test reports checked against the production lot.
• Chest, body length, sleeve and waist measured against the specification.
• Print alignment and trim placement checked on the finished set.
• Pilling, shrinkage and colourfastness tested after washing.
• Measurement, colour and label verification, then needle detection and final inspection.

Minimum order quantity

The MOQ is 100 pieces per colourway, and mixed sizes within one colour are accepted, so a 100-piece order can cover a full size run. Custom print development, a special fabric or gift packaging may require a higher quantity, confirmed at quotation stage.

What we need from you

• A clear photo, a sketch, a sample from another market or a full tech pack.
• The print artwork, or a reference print with Pantone colours.
• Fabric composition and the weight you want.
• Your size range and grading, or we can develop one for approval.
• Trim specification: lace width, colour and placement.
• Label, hangtag and packaging requirements, plus barcode details.
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FAQ

What is the MOQ? 100 pieces per colourway, mixed sizes accepted.

How long does sampling take? 7–10 working days per round.

How long is bulk production? 25–40 days after sample approval and deposit.

What does 7A antibacterial mean? The fabric is finished with a 7A antibacterial treatment, tested at over 99% inhibition against Staphylococcus aureus, over 92% against E. coli and over 86% against Candida albicans. Test reports are supplied with the order.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin? Yes. The fabric is a soft Lyocell-cotton blend, chosen for a smooth surface and good moisture management.

Does it pill? The fabric is selected and tested for pilling before bulk, because pyjamas rub at the underarm and the inner thigh.

Which season is it for? Spring and autumn. It is warm enough to cover the arms and legs and breathable enough for a warm room.

Can the print be customized? Yes. Prints can be developed from your own artwork and matched to your Pantone references.