SILK SLEEP & HAIR CARE · WHOLESALE & PRIVATE LABEL

PRIVATE-LABEL SILK SLEEPWEAR

Silk pajamas.
A fit to remember.

Build sleepwear around the silhouette, handfeel and finishing details your collection needs—from a first style reference to an approved size range.

MOQ 30 pieces · 48-hour sample review · 30-day bulk production · 6A mulberry silk

Black silk camisole and shorts set with lace trim
Style reference · final fit, materials and finish are set during sampling.
MOQ30 pieces
SAMPLE REVIEW48-hour review
MATERIAL6A mulberry silk
FOCUS19 / 22 / 25 momme · fit and finish

Choose the sleepwear direction.

Start with a silhouette that fits your collection. The detail view keeps the decisions visible before you begin a brief.

Black silk camisole and shorts set with lace trim01 / LACE SLIP SET

Black lace-trim slip set

A light camisole and short set for intimate sleepwear, beauty gifting and refined lounge collections.

Silver silk chemise with lace trim and matching robe02 / CHEMISE & ROBE

Silver lace chemise and robe

A coordinated chemise and robe direction that gives a collection a softer, more elevated layer.

Blush silk wrap robe with long sleeves and waist tie03 / WRAP ROBE

Blush wrap robe

A clean wrap silhouette for a polished robe program, from hotel amenities to premium at-home rituals.

More routes for the collection.

Extend the first three references into a broader sleepwear line without changing the same sample-led workflow.

01 / CLASSIC SET

Long-sleeve button-front set

Contrast piping, a relaxed trouser and a familiar silhouette for year-round retail or hospitality programs.

19 / 22 / 25 mommeWomen’s or unisex grading

02 / NIGHTDRESS

Silk nightdress

A clean midi or slip silhouette with optional lace, made for bridal, spa and premium gifting edits.

19 / 22 mommeLength and lace placement

03 / MEN’S PROGRAM

Men’s robe and pajama set

Long robe, short set or classic trouser program with piping, pockets and a coordinated private-label pack.

19 / 22 / 25 mommeMen’s size grading

See the details before the brief.

Compare lace placement, silk movement and the way each style can become a complete branded set.

Black silk slip set showing lace neckline and shorts hem
Lace placementNeckline, strap and hem proportions for a lighter sleepwear set.
Silver chemise and robe showing coordinated lace trim
Coordinated layersChemise, robe and cuff details working as one direction.
Blush wrap robe showing belt and sleeve finish
Wrap finishOverlap, belt length and sleeve volume for a polished robe.

From first reference to ready-to-quote.

Keep the right decisions in view so sampling answers the questions that matter to your brand.

01

Choose a direction

Pick a slip, chemise and robe, or wrap direction that fits the collection.

02

Review the sample

Check fabric handfeel, fit, lace, seams and movement on the physical sample.

03

Lock the details

Confirm the measurement chart, trims, labels, care information and pack.

04

Prepare the run

Move forward from the approved sample with a 30-piece MOQ and 30-day bulk production.

Make the fit easy to specify.

Sleepwear looks simple until fit, movement and finish have to work together. Keep the open decisions visible in the brief.

Start with what you know →
Fabric6A mulberry silk · 19 / 22 / 25 momme options
FitXS–XXL range can be developed · M / L / XL reference chart below
ConstructionLace, piping, cuffs, pockets, buttons and seams
BrandingEmbroidery, woven labels, hangtags and care information
PackagingPouch, box or coordinated set presentation
Sampling30-piece MOQ · 48-hour sample review · 30-day bulk production
QualityOEKO-TEX documentation available for direct project review
Care30°C hand wash · shade dry · low-temperature iron
QUALITY REVIEW

Proof available when the project is real.

OEKO-TEX documentation can be shared directly during a qualified inquiry, alongside the approved fabric and sample record.

PRODUCTION WINDOW30 days after sample approval
STARTING MOQ30 pieces per direction

Fit and care, ready to review.

Use these finished-garment references to start a size brief. Final measurements are confirmed on the approved sample.

LONG SLEEPWEAR / ROBE · CM

Robe reference

Finished robe measurements
SizeLengthBustShoulderSleeveHem
M891023948116
L911064049120
XL931104150124

CAMISOLE / SLIP SET · CM

Camisole reference

Finished camisole measurements
SizeLengthBustWaistHem
M718476128
L738880132
XL759284136

CARE DIRECTION

Protect the silk handfeel.

  • 01Turn inside out and hand wash at 30°C.
  • 02Use a professional silk detergent; do not bleach.
  • 03Air dry in shade. Do not tumble dry or expose to strong sun.
  • 04Iron at low temperature. Avoid wringing.

Care symbols and final label wording are confirmed with the approved fabric and sample.

One product, a clear route to approval.

Use the first sample to settle the decisions that a product image cannot answer alone: how it feels, how it moves and how the finished details sit on the body.

Fit and size grading

Share the intended wearer, measurement chart or size references. Review ease, rise, sleeve length and finished hem on the sample.

Lace, piping and trims

Choose the lace width, placement and trim language. Check how each trim behaves after care and against the silk surface.

Labels and presentation

Plan the label, care information and packed set together so the final handoff feels complete from the first unboxing.

Bring your sleepwear
direction into focus.

Share a starting point. The technical details can follow when you are ready.

No style selected yet.

Your starting point stays with this brief as the project takes shape.

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STEP 1 OF 2

Start with the direction.

Choose a style and share what you are exploring. Finished specifications are not needed yet.

Before your first sample.

Can we change the silhouette?

Yes. Share a reference, technical drawing or measurement chart and we can review the fit, construction and sampling route together.

Which details should we decide first?

Start with the silhouette, intended wearer, size range and fabric direction. Lace, labels, care and packaging can follow as the sample develops.

Can you develop coordinated sets?

Yes. Tops, bottoms, robes and gift presentation can be developed as one collection while each component keeps its own finished specification.