This extra soft pyjama set is ideal for combating discomfort during treatment. Bamboo linen is breathable, stretchy and designed to provide a better night’s sleep.
Key Features:
- 95% Bamboo linen - a soft and breathable luxury fabric.
- Uses moisture wicking to help you stay cool and dry throughout the night.
- Naturally anti-bacterial for a clean fresh feeling.
Sleeping well can feel like an impossible challenge during cancer treatment. Symptoms such as night sweats and very sensitive skin can make getting comfortable and drifting off incredibly difficult. However, you can reduce the impact of these symptoms using softer, more breathable pyjamas to help support a more restful night.
Bamboo linen has plenty of properties that make it an ideal luxury fabric for people living with cancer. It’s incredibly soft, hypoallergenic and anti-bacterial, making it perfectly cozy for even the most sensitive skin.
It’s breathable and naturally temperature reactive, meaning it feels cool when you’re hot and warms you during a chill. It also using a process called wicking to draw excess moisture away from the body so that you can stay dry during night sweats.
Bamboo pyjamas are easy care, environmentally friendly and even suitable for vegans! An excellent gift for a loved one undergoing cancer treatment, or a great solution for anyone struggling with sleep.
- Available in sizes S to XXL
- Available in a range of colours
- 95% Viscose (made from bamboo), 5% Spandex
Bought these for my wife to help with night sweats. The material is very luxurious and the design is extremely flattering. My wife on opening was absolutely amazed at the design and feel of these pyjamas, stating "these are the nicest pyjamas I've ever had". She wore them for the first time last night and didn't want to get out of bed, she felt so comfortable. On behalf of my wife, I can happily recommend these pyjamas.
Seem very well made. Exceptional soft to touch.
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This extra soft pyjama set is ideal for combating discomfort during treatment. Bamboo linen is breathable, stretchy and designed to provide a better night’s sleep.
Key Features:
- 95% Bamboo linen - a soft and breathable luxury fabric.
- Uses moisture wicking to help you stay cool and dry throughout the night.
- Naturally anti-bacterial for a clean fresh feeling.
Sleeping well can feel like an impossible challenge during cancer treatment. Symptoms such as night sweats and very sensitive skin can make getting comfortable and drifting off incredibly difficult. However, you can reduce the impact of these symptoms using softer, more breathable pyjamas to help support a more restful night.
Bamboo linen has plenty of properties that make it an ideal luxury fabric for people living with cancer. It’s incredibly soft, hypoallergenic and anti-bacterial, making it perfectly cozy for even the most sensitive skin.
It’s breathable and naturally temperature reactive, meaning it feels cool when you’re hot and warms you during a chill. It also using a process called wicking to draw excess moisture away from the body so that you can stay dry during night sweats.
Bamboo pyjamas are easy care, environmentally friendly and even suitable for vegans! An excellent gift for a loved one undergoing cancer treatment, or a great solution for anyone struggling with sleep.
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- Available in sizes S to XXL
- Available in a range of colours
- 95% Viscose (made from bamboo), 5% Spandex
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Bought these for my wife to help with night sweats. The material is very luxurious and the design is extremely flattering. My wife on opening was absolutely amazed at the design and feel of these pyjamas, stating "these are the nicest pyjamas I've ever had". She wore them for the first time last night and didn't want to get out of bed, she felt so comfortable. On behalf of my wife, I can happily recommend these pyjamas.
Seem very well made. Exceptional soft to touch.
Have you tried this product? Tell us about it here.
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