Silk Pajamas BEETLE
NUMBERED LIMITED EDITION
A super-luxurious pajama set cut from sumptuous silk twill and entirely handmade in England. We love the relaxed fit: generous sleeves; high-waisted, gently flared bottoms and chic attention to detail such as the flat-front finishing to the waistband with two mother-of-pearl buttons and rouleau loops.
As early as 1918, Coco Chanel was wearing "beach pajamas" - always a fashion pioneer, Coco popularised baggy style pants paired with a loose fitting top making them both fashionable and stylish and Lotty B's modern take on silk pajamas reflects the comfort and elegance of the originals. In another sign of their heritage this irresistible bright blue Beetle print on the vibrant fuchsia pink will make you want to do the jitterbug!
Complete the set with matching scrunchies.
Sent to you wrapped in bespoke tissue paper featuring Pink House Toile de Jouy and presented in a beautiful gift box handmade from sustainable, recyclable materials.
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NUMBERED LIMITED EDITION
A super-luxurious pajama set cut from sumptuous silk twill and entirely handmade in England. We love the relaxed fit: generous sleeves; high-waisted, gently flared bottoms and chic attention to detail such as the flat-front finishing to the waistband with two mother-of-pearl buttons and rouleau loops.
As early as 1918, Coco Chanel was wearing "beach pajamas" - always a fashion pioneer, Coco popularised baggy style pants paired with a loose fitting top making them both fashionable and stylish and Lotty B's modern take on silk pajamas reflects the comfort and elegance of the originals. In another sign of their heritage this irresistible bright blue Beetle print on the vibrant fuchsia pink will make you want to do the jitterbug!
Complete the set with matching scrunchies.
Sent to you wrapped in bespoke tissue paper featuring Pink House Toile de Jouy and presented in a beautiful gift box handmade from sustainable, recyclable materials.
