If you’re in need of some new ethical pajamas or sustainable loungewear, these brands with ultra-soft sleepwear, sweatshirts, and joggers have just what you’re looking for to rest and relax more soundly.
It’s no secret that about a third of our days are spent sleeping in nightwear — and these days working from home, well just about my entire day is spent in loungewear, too.
So it’s essential to find the right set of feel-good eco-friendly pajamas and loungewear clothing that’s made responsibly from toxic-free, natural fibers. This guide features some of my favorite eco brands with conscious sleepwear and casual-wear using materials like organic cotton and TENCEL™ and producing their pieces in ethical factories or with fair trade artisan cooperatives.
Price Range Key for this guide is $ = Under $50 | $$ = $50-100 | $$$ = $100+ for separates
Note that some brands included in this guide are affiliates or partners. As always, all brands meet rigorous standards for sustainability and are brands we love!
P.S. Check out this guide for sustainable lingerie and this one for organic underwear brands.
1. Girlfriend
Eco activewear brand Girlfriend has recently expanded into sweatsuits — and they’re fabulous. Their sustainable loungewear collection has hoodies, sweatshirts, and joggers made from 50% recycled cotton and 50% organic cotton available in sizes XXS – 6XL.
Price Range: $$
Based in: US; ships within US and AUS
Explore Girlfriend’s Eco-Friendly Loungewear
2. PACT
Certified organic, fair trade, and affordable — there’s a lot to love about PACT. The organic cotton loungewear and basics company has pieces for men, women, and kids. Many of their casual garments could easily be worn for sleeping or lounging, like their loose tees, shorts, and pants. Check out more affordable ethical fashion brands here.
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: US
Explore PACT’S Organic Loungewear and Pajamas
3. Organic Basics
Organic Basics has eco-friendly tees, basics, leggings, and shorts made from materials like organic cotton and TENCEL™. Their tops for both women and men can make for super comfy tops for sleeping in and the brand has recently expanded into sustainable sleepwear sets too. Check out more organic underwear brands here.
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: Denmark; ships worldwide
4. Sijo
Sijo is a woman of color-owned brand with elegant, silky soft sustainable sleepwear from eucalyptus Tencel lyocell. This lyocell fabric is crated using a closed-loop process that reuses the water and solvents used in the process. [Learn more about Tencel here!] The brand also ensures that the people in their supply chain work in safe conditions and are paid living wages.
I received a set of Sijo’s Tencel pajamas as a birthday present and I seriously never want to take them off — as soon as I bring myself to put on “real clothes” in the morning, I’m already looking forward to putting these PJs on again in the evening!
Price Range: $$
Based in: US
5. California Cloth Foundry
California Cloth Foundry is a regenerative fashion brand using climate beneficial fibers, natural dyes sourced from plant-based materials like madder root and chestnuts, and clean non-toxic finishing agents.
I own a few pieces from this brand and everything is super soft and comfy — it’s not uncommon for me to wear their sustainable loungewear all-day long and then fall asleep in it!
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: US
Explore California Cloth Foundry on Made Trade
6. Poplinen
Poplinen is a woman of color-owned brand with super soft eco-friendly loungewear crafted from GOTS-certified organic cotton in Los Angeles, California. The brand’s sustainable sweatpants, sweatshirts, and other basics are also size-inclusive, available in XS-3XL.
Price Range: $$
Based in: US
Explore Poplinen on Made Trade
7. Symbology
Fair trade fashion brand Symbology recently launched a line of ethical pajamas using their signature block-printed designs! The brand’s eco-friendly PJs are handmade by artisans in India from organic cotton or modal and are dyed using low-impact dyes.
Symbology’s unique, fairly made pajamas are available in sizes XS – 3XL.
Price Range: $$
Based in: US
Explore Symbology on Made Trade
8. People Tree
People Tree is a UK sustainable fashion brand with fair and eco-friendly pajamas. Every piece is consciously made from 100% organic cotton in ethical factories. Along with their strong commitment to ethics, I love that this British eco-label isn’t afraid to shy away from colors and prints. (I mean, how cute is that cat print on the right?!) Check out more UK sustainable fashion brands here.
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: UK
Explore People Tree’s Eco and Fair Nightwear
9. Coyuchi
Coyuchi is another conscious label using organic cotton to love. While the brand specializes in bedsheets, they also have a select curation of irresistibly soft sustainable and ethical pajamas and robes to sleep and lounge in. In addition to sourcing earth-first materials, the company also prioritizes vendors that have implemented sustainable processes such as water recycling, renewable energy, and waste reduction.
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: US
Explore Coyuchi’s Organic Pajamas
10. Ettitude
The silkiest non-silk pajamas you’ll find anywhere, Ettitude’s buttery soft vegan sleepwear is made from 100% organic bamboo lyocell. Not only is the bamboo sourced from FSC-Certified (Forest Stewardship Council) forests, but the lyocell production is a closed-loop process that minimizes waste and recycles the water used. Ettitude uses any deadstock fabric from manufacturing to create reusable bags
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: US and Australia (Visit Ettitude’s Australian site)
Explore Ettitude’s Eco-Friendly Pajamas
11. Kotn
Canadian brand Kotn has ethical pajamas and loungewear made from 100% Egyptian cotton that are fairly made in Egypt using direct-trade practices. The label’s PJs are super luxe and come in sophisticated hues — honestly, I would consider wearing them outside of the house if I had one of their ribbed pajama sets.
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: Canada
Explore Kotn’s Robes & Loungewear
12. Harvest & Mill
Harvest & Mill creates basics from organic cotton that’s been grown and milled in America. Each garment is sewn responsibly in the California Bay Area and is either undyed and unbleached or colored with natural dyes, meaning this is sustainable loungewear you can truly feel good in.
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: US
Explore Harvest & Mill’s Loungewear
13. Entireworld
When I first discovered Entireworld from this New York Times piece, I originally thought little of (what I thought was just) another loungewear brand with matching sweatsuits. I was excited to find, though, that Entireworld’s cult-like basics are made from materials like organic cotton, recycled polyester, and recycled cotton. And, these eco-friendly at-home staples are Vogue, Bustle, and The Cut-approved.
Price Range: $$
Based in: US
14. Thought
Thought’s breathable and eco-friendly pajamas are made using mindful fibers such as organic cotton, hemp, and bamboo. The UK brand has sustainable sleepwear sets in both prints and neutral solids to ensure you’ll find something that meets your fancy.
Price Range: $ – $$
Based in: UK
Explore Thought’s Organic Pajamas
15. Leena & Lu
Leena & Lu is a woman of color-owned ethical fashion label with soft pajamas made in Peru from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton. With plenty of Pima cotton tees, shorts, pants, and sets in complementary colors, Leena & Lu makes it easy to mix and match their organic pajamas, too.
Price Range: $
Based in: US
Explore Leena & Lu on Made Trade
16. Sudara
Sudara is a certified B-Corp partnering with women in India to create vibrant, comfortable clothing such as loose-fitting pants, robes, and yes — ethical pajamas. Through their fair manufacturing model, Sudara has been able to provide opportunities for living-wage employment for hundreds of women in India.
Price Range: $$
Based in: US
Explore Sudara’s Ethical Pajamas and Ethical Robes
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