Womens Pajama Set

Women’s Yellow Pyjama Set — Short Sleeve Top and Long Pants

Wholesale and private label

Overview

This is a women’s pyjama set in a soft yellow: a short-sleeve top and long pants, made for spring and autumn and for the nights when the temperature is in between. The top is cut with a relaxed body so it does not cling, and the pants are long enough to keep the legs warm without being heavy, which is what makes the set comfortable across two seasons rather than one. The waistband is designed not to pinch, because the most common complaint about pyjamas is a waist that leaves a mark, and the fabric is chosen for softness against the skin. The set is produced as a stock item and as a private-label piece, so the fabric, the colour, the trims 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: soft knit or woven fabric, comfortable against the skin, [composition to be confirmed].

Set: short-sleeve top and long pants.

Colour: soft yellow, matched to your Pantone reference.

Top: relaxed body, short sleeves, [neckline style confirmed on the sample].

Waist: elasticated waistband, comfortable and non-pinching.

Pants: long leg, straight or tapered, [hem finish confirmed on the sample].

Pockets: [optional side pockets], confirmed on the sample.

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, tumble dry low or hang dry, do not bleach.

Quality control: inline and final inspection, elastic recovery check, shrinkage and pilling test, needle detection.

Why buyers choose this style

Pyjamas are one of the highest-turn items in womenswear, because they are bought for a specific reason — comfort — and they are replaced as a set rather than as a single garment. A short-sleeve top with long pants is the most useful combination for spring and autumn, because it covers the arms lightly and the legs warmly, which suits the way most customers sleep in a room that is neither hot nor cold.

The colour is the second reason it sells. Soft yellow is a gift colour and a self-purchase colour at the same time: it looks cheerful in a photograph, it feels like a treat when the customer buys it for herself, and it works as a present without needing gift wrapping to look considered.

The comfort construction is the third selling point. A waistband that does not pinch, a body that does not cling and a fabric that does not feel cold on the skin are the three things customers mention in reviews. 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.

Soft yellow: easy to sell, easy to gift

Yellow is a colour that sells in the pyjama category because customers choose it for the way it makes them feel rather than for how it matches a wardrobe. A soft, slightly muted yellow — rather than a bright primary yellow — reads as calm and comfortable, and it photographs well against white bedding, which matters for online listings.

Colour is matched to your Pantone reference and checked under D65 light before cutting, so the top and the pants are the same shade. This is more important than it sounds in a two-piece set: if the top and the pants are cut from different dye lots, the difference shows immediately when the set is worn together. We dye the fabric in one lot and cut both pieces from the same roll.

Short sleeve top and long pants: spring and autumn

The combination is chosen for the seasons in between. In spring and autumn, nights are cool but not cold, so a long-sleeve pyjama feels heavy and a short-sleeve set with shorts feels too light. A short-sleeve top with long pants sits in the middle, and it also suits customers who keep the room warm but want their legs covered.

The top is cut with a relaxed body and a short sleeve that finishes above the elbow, so it does not twist or bunch when the wearer sleeps. The pants are long, with enough length to cover the ankle when the wearer is sitting or lying down, and the leg is cut straight or slightly tapered depending on the fit you choose.

Comfort and the no-pinch waistband

The waistband is the detail that decides whether a pyjama set gets worn or sits in a drawer. It is elasticated, covered in fabric so the elastic does not touch the skin, and set at a depth that spreads the pressure instead of concentrating it. The elastic is knitted to recover after stretching, so the waistband does not become slack after a few washes — the most common failure in cheap pyjama pants.

The waistband is also checked for twisting after washing. An elastic that rolls inside the channel is uncomfortable and looks untidy, and it is prevented by anchoring the elastic at the side seams rather than leaving it free inside the channel.

Everything else is designed around the same idea: no hard edges, no tight cuffs, and no labels rubbing at the neck. The inside of the set is smooth enough to wear against the skin, which is how most customers wear pyjamas.

Fabric and construction

The fabric is chosen for softness, breathability and a warm hand feel without weight. It should feel comfortable against the skin from the first wear, without the stiffness that a cheap finish leaves in the cloth, and it should breathe so the wearer does not overheat under a duvet.

Two quality points are controlled before bulk. Pilling: pyjama fabric pills where it rubs, such as under the arms, at the inner thigh and where the waistband sits, so the fabric is selected and tested for pilling. Shrinkage: the fabric is pre-shrunk or washed before cutting so the set does not come back from the first wash a size smaller. Colour is dyed on the fabric or the yarn, which keeps the two pieces of the set consistent and keeps repeat orders matching.

Fit and sizing

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 so the customer can see the range. Reference sizes [S–XXL], confirmed on the order.

Customization

Colours: soft yellow as shown, or matched to your Pantone reference, including other pastel shades.

Fabric: soft knit or woven fabric, in the weight you choose.

Top: neckline style, sleeve length and body length.

Pants: waistband type, leg shape, hem finish and optional pockets.

Decoration: embroidery, print or a woven label on the chest or the pocket.

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 weight and the colour, 3–7 days.
3. Pattern. Fit, neckline, sleeve and waistband, 2–3 days.
4. Sample. First sample of the full set, 7–10 working days per round.
5. Approval. Your sign-off on fit, colour, waistband and trims.
6. Bulk. Production, 25–40 days after approval and deposit.
7. Shipment. Final inspection and packing, then sea, air or express.

Most pyjama styles are approved in two rounds: the first sample confirms the fit, the neckline and the waistband, and the second confirms the fabric, the colour and the trims.

Quality control, stage by stage

• Fabric checked on arrival, including shade, hand feel and weight.
• Chest, body length, sleeve and waist measured against the specification.
• Waistband elastic tested for recovery and checked for twisting after washing.
• Top and pants checked for colour consistency as a set.
• Pilling, shrinkage and colourfastness tested on the finished set.
• 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 dyeing, 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.
• Fabric preference and the weight you want.
• Your size range and grading, or we can develop one for approval.
• Neckline style, sleeve length and leg shape.
• Colour references, with Pantone numbers.
• Label, hangtag and packaging requirements, plus barcode details.

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 is included in the set? A short-sleeve top and long pants.

Is the waistband tight? No. It is elasticated and covered in fabric, anchored at the side seams so it does not twist, and it is tested for recovery.

Which season is it for? Spring and autumn, and for customers who want their legs covered in a warm room.

Can it be private labelled? Yes. Woven labels, hangtags and packaging can be produced to your artwork.