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How Pyjamas can help improve your sleep and overall health

Your physical and mental balance is highly sensitive and can be tipped by many things, from your usual suspects: eating right and regular exercise, to the lesser known elements e.g. your pyjamas. Yes, your pyjamas. A pair of comfy PJs can do you more good than you realise.

As the lines start to blur between our working, relaxation and sleep hours, pyjamas have come to mean “anything that you don’t wear out of the house”. While an old, oversized T-shirt might be convenient, the benefits of having dedicated sleepwear far outweigh that. We believe that your sleepwear should be conscious choice you make, for your health and wellbeing.

Let’s take a look at how your pyjamas can actually help improve your sleep and overall health!

Pyjamas tell your body that it’s time for rest

While pyjamas are (generally) not sentient, wearing them before you head to bed does help your brain make the association between your pyjamas and sleep. This then signals your body to start winding down and preparing for sleep.

When your body is adequately prepared for bedtime, you naturally fall asleep more quickly. Your quality of sleep also remains high as your brain is “ready” to rest and quiets itself down. Having a relaxing bed-time routine also has a big impact on the quality of your sleep, and your overall health.

Rawbought's launch collection, the Je Dors long pj set in lilac.

A good set of pyjamas ensures undisturbed sleep

T-shirts and shirts that you repurpose as sleepwear were not made to be worn to bed, but for activities during your waking hours. As such, the materials used might not be entirely suitable for sleep - from stifling fits and fabrics to awkwardly bulky buttons that dig into your skin.

Ever woken up sweating or freezing, because the weather changed during the night? What you wore to bed played a huge part in your body’s reaction to the change in temperature.

Your body’s core temperature dips while you’re asleep and increases when you’re about to wake up as a result of your natural circadian rhythm that regulates your sleep-wake cycles.

Your sensitivity to temperatures also changes when you’re asleep, with your environment and clothing being the largest trigger for that. Sleepwear is specifically designed for you in your sleeping hours, by taking into consideration what your body experiences through the night. Usually made from soft, breathable fabric without obtrusive elements, pyjamas help regulate your body temperature to help you stay asleep.

Pyjamas should make you feel good inside and out

Your feelings and emotions right before fall asleep can have a significant impact on the quality of your sleep and even on your dreams. If you’re feeling down, stressed, or not particularly positive in any way, you might find yourself struggling to fall asleep or waking up tired and not fully rested.

Affirming yourself through nightly reflections, a dedicated self-care night routine, or even choosing a set of pyjamas that make you feel cosy or sexy are some ways you can improve your mood before you head to bed.

If you’re looking for a good night’s sleep, you can start with our Je Dors collection! Available in 4 styles, our PJs are made of buttery soft modal that is light, soft and breathable, feeling heavenly on your skin. From soft, feminine pastel colours to bright hues that add a little pop of colour to your night, the Je Dors pyjamas are comfy yet flattering, to boost your mood and confidence in bed. After all, feeling good on the inside can sometimes be sparked by looking good on the outside.

Shop our Je Dors Collection today!

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