Men's Linen Pajamas

Men's linen pajamas in 100% European flax linen: full-sleeve sets, short-sleeve sets and linen pajama shorts sets. Breathable and quick-drying, they double as linen loungewear around the house and get softer with every wash.

  • Fabric: 100% European flax linen that gets softer with every wash.
  • Fit: made to order and cut to your measurements.
  • Made by us: cut and sewn by our own tailors in our own studio, with no factory and no middlemen.
  • Fit promise: free remake if it does not fit.

Shopping for two? See women's linen pajamas. Sleep hot? Browse all linen pajama shorts sets.

Frequently asked questions

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Are linen pajamas good for hot sleepers?

Yes. Linen is made from flax fiber, which breathes better than cotton and pulls moisture away from your skin, so it feels cool and dry on warm nights instead of clammy. That makes linen pajamas a good choice if you run hot, share a bed with a warm partner, live somewhere humid, or have night sweats, for example during menopause.

Short-sleeve and shorts sets suit the hottest nights, and the sleeveless ELIO and KAIA sets are the coolest option we make. Full-sleeve sets work year-round, because linen also helps regulate temperature on cooler nights.

Our pajamas are cut to order in your size and get softer with every wash. For a fully cool bed, pair them with our CALM linen sheets. Wash cold, or no warmer than 40Β°C (104Β°F), and line dry or tumble dry on low.

Can I wear linen pajamas all year?

Yes. Linen helps regulate temperature, so it keeps you cool on warm nights and comfortable on cooler ones.

Short-sleeve, sleeveless and shorts sets are made for summer and hot sleepers. Long-sleeve sets with full-length pants work through fall and winter, especially under a duvet or in rooms where the heating runs all night, because linen breathes and doesn't trap heat the way polyester does. Many customers keep a short set and a long set and switch with the seasons.

Will linen pants shrink after washing, and how should I wash them?

Linen can shrink a little in hot water or a hot dryer, which is why length matters most on pants. To keep yours true to size, machine wash cold, or no warmer than 40Β°C (104Β°F), on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent, then line dry or tumble dry on low and take them out while slightly damp. Don't use chlorine bleach.

Followed this way, your pants keep the length and waist we cut them to. If a pair ever needs a small change, such as a hem, you can use a local tailor and we'll reimburse up to 20% of the item price against the receipt.

Linen pants soften and relax with every wash, and creases at the knee and lap are normal. Steam them, or iron them while slightly damp, for a sharper look. Heavier linen, like the fabric we use for tailored trousers, creases less than lighter linen.