Loungewear

Loungewear has seen a massive surge in popularity since 2020, and it’s not dying out. Because so many people were working from home, they needed pieces that could handle going from the home office to the kitchen to the couch and back again. 

Since people were basically living in loungewear, collections expanded to include stylish options that provided the same level of comfort as PJs without being relegated to bedtime!

Wear your lounge clothes whenever you want to guarantee comfort. You can have a set you wear to bed, as well as cute, comfy clothes for lounging around the house. You might even have go-to styles for wearing outside of the house!

Loungewear is soft, casual attire that ensures you feel comfortable while still looking appropriate. Athleisurewear can look similar, but it’s actually designed for high levels of activity, so it has additional features. 

Typically, athleisurewear is moisture-wicking, breathable, lightweight, and uses low absorption fabrics. Loungewear has a much broader range of textiles and silhouettes because the priority is comfort for relaxation instead of comfort while working out.

Loungewear is usually comfortable and presentable clothing that can be worn outside the home. Sleepwear isn’t a good choice for going out because thin fabrics and transparent styles may be too revealing for a trip to the store. However, you can wear lounge clothing to bed if you want.

These days, you can wear cute, comfy clothes nearly anywhere. If you want to keep your fit casual instead of sleepy, make sure to pair oversized or unstructured pieces with slimmer silhouettes that balance them out. Skip the flip-flops and grab some tennis shoes or sandals to ensure you look like you’re ready for a day out and about.

If you’re wearing lounge pants and shirts outside of your house, you’ll likely want to wash them after every use. 

However, if you’re only wearing lounge clothes around your home, you can wear them 5 - 7 times before washing them. Bathing before getting in lounge clothing extends their wearability between washes. But if you’re a sweaty sleeper, you may need to wash more frequently.

Loungewear isn’t usually as delicate as lacy clothing or embroidered styles, but you should still take care to follow all maintenance instructions. While every piece you buy from us will have care instructions on the tag, here are the basics for most loungewear styles.

• Wash your lounge clothes in cold water on a short cycle to prevent shrinkage.
• Use gentle or delicate settings on the washing machine—no dry cleaning!
• Line dry your loungewear made with natural fibers.

Make sure you check the label before throwing anything in the washing machine!