Sleepwear as outerwear: New reasons to enjoy slow mornings at home

Sleepwear isn’t just for bedtime any more. The new generation of soft separates, relaxed silhouettes and breathable fabrics blurs the line between rest and ready-to-wear, moving with you as you transition from night to day. Think slow mornings at home, coffee runs, work-from-home ease and cosy evenings, all anchored in comfort.

Brushed cotton balances style with comfort. Sussan “Brushed Long Sleeve” pyjama top and pants, $40 each.

Classic shirt reimagined in ultra-soft, double-brushed flannelette. “Ari” shirt, $95, and “Lennox” pants, $95, from sheetsociety.com.

Lightweight and breathable sleepwear. Decjuba “Sleep Pointelle” top, $50, and “Sleep Ribbed” pants in light-grey marle, $50.

Warm, comfy and practical. Country Road “Australian Cotton Stripe Logo Sweat”, $119, and Kip & Co “Pioneer Sherpa Adult Boots”, $49.

Warmth, texture and a sense of everyday luxury. “Velvet Ace” robe, $150, from sheetsociety.com

A weekly overnight treatment that brightens and evens skin tone while you sleep. Rationale “The Reset Sleep Mask”, $198.

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