CCDK pyjamas and nightwear sets
Short answer: CCDK makes nightwear sets where top and trousers are designed together in the same quality. The sets are worn in bed and as homewear, and they come in several lengths, so there is a set for both warm and cold nights.
Sets rather than separate pieces
A set in one quality looks coordinated and wears evenly, because both pieces are washed equally often on the same programme. If you mix pieces yourself, you often end up with a top that has become softer and paler than the trousers. That is why many prefer sets. See the full range at CCDK and compare the models.
Short or long
Short sets are worn in summer and by warm sleepers, while long sets suit winter and cold bedrooms. Many people end up with one of each and switch when the season changes. See both lengths in bamboo nightwear for women and pyjamas for women, where sleeve and leg length are easy to compare.
Why the fabric matters at night
The body releases moisture while you sleep, even when you do not feel warm. Bamboo viscose absorbs that moisture and moves it away from the skin, so the fabric does not cling. It feels cooler than cotton of the same weight and softer against the skin.
From bed to sofa
If the cut is simple, the set can be worn as homewear all morning. Clean lines without lace or large prints mean it does not look like nightwear when you fetch the post or work from home. More ideas for those days are in bamboo loungewear for women.
Fit in bed
Nightwear should be loose enough for you to turn over without the fabric pulling across knees and shoulders. At the same time it should not be so large that it twists around the body. If you are between two sizes, the larger one is often the better choice for nightwear, because you move a lot at night.
The waistband
A soft, wide elastic waistband presses less than a narrow one and does not roll down when you lie on your side. Some models have a drawstring so you can adjust the fit yourself. If the waistband leaves a mark, it is too tight.
Washing
Wash the set together so both pieces fade evenly and stay equally soft. 40 degrees is enough for nightwear, and fabric softener should be avoided, because it coats the fibres and makes the fabric less absorbent. Air dry the pieces so they keep their shape. You will find more advice in the washing guide.
Trousers with and without pockets
Pockets in pyjama trousers get used more than you might think, for a phone, a tissue or the keys when you take out the rubbish. They also mean the trousers work as homewear. See the models in bamboo pyjama trousers for women and pyjama trousers for men, in long and short versions.
Colours that last
Dark and muted colours show less wear and look neat for longer, while very light colours can turn greyish over time. If you choose a light set, wash it with other light items and never with new, dark clothing.
How many sets you need
Most people manage with two or three sets, so there is always a clean one while another is in the wash. With one short and one long set, the whole year is covered. More than that is rarely worn, because you keep going back to the sets that feel best when you go to bed.
Frequently asked questions
Can you buy the top and trousers separately?
It depends on the model. Some sets are only sold together, while others are available as separate pieces, so you can choose the top and trousers in different sizes if you need to.
What is best in summer?
A short set or a short sleeved top with shorts. Thin bamboo viscose absorbs moisture and feels cooler than cotton, which makes it a good choice for warm nights and for people who sleep hot.
Can the set be worn as homewear?
Yes, especially the simple models without lace or prints. A clean cut means the set can be worn all morning and on days at home without looking like nightwear when you open the door.
See our range of bamboo pyjamas for women.
