Look at the fabric and length first: soft, breathable cotton or ribbed styles are comfortable year-round, while the length affects coverage and warmth. A cami or short nightdress is cooler for summer, and a longer style gives more warmth and coverage. Choose based on how warm you sleep and the coverage you prefer.

Breathable cotton and ribbed cotton-blend nightdresses are best for hot sleepers, as they let air circulate and help wick moisture. A cami or sleeveless style adds to the cooling effect. If you often feel too warm at night, avoid heavy fabrics and choose a light, breathable cotton nightdress for better sleep.

A cami nightdress has thin shoulder straps and a lighter, softer feel, ideal for warm nights and a more feminine look. A sleepshirt has short or long sleeves and more coverage, better for cooler nights. Choose a cami for hot-weather comfort or a sleepshirt for a little more warmth and coverage.

A lightweight nightdress alone may not be warm enough for cold winter nights, but you can layer it with a dressing gown, bed socks or leggings to stay cosy. For winter, many shoppers switch to a fleece pyjama set, keeping nightdresses for warmer months or layering them. Consider your bedroom temperature when choosing.

Wash nightdresses in cold water on a gentle cycle to protect the soft fabric and any print, turning printed styles inside out. Air-dry or tumble-dry on low to avoid shrinking and keep the fabric soft against the skin. Always follow the care label, especially for satin or delicate trims.

A nightdress can be a thoughtful gift thanks to its relaxed, forgiving fit, which makes sizing easier when you're unsure. Soft cotton or pretty printed styles are widely liked. Choose a breathable fabric and a neutral or favourite print, and consider adding a matching dressing gown for a complete, appreciated gift set.

Loose, stretchy nightdresses are often comfortable during pregnancy because they don't restrict the bump and are easy to wear. Choose a roomier size and a soft, breathable fabric for the most comfort as your body changes. For specific needs, consider your own comfort and any guidance from your healthcare provider.

Yes, PEP accepts returns and exchanges in line with its current returns policy, so you can bring a nightdress back if the size or length isn't right — check the latest conditions and time frame online or in-store. Keep your proof of purchase and keep the tags on until you're happy with the fit.

Look at the fabric and length first: soft, breathable cotton or ribbed styles are comfortable year-round, while the length affects coverage and warmth. A cami or short nightdress is cooler for summer, and a longer style gives more warmth and coverage. Choose based on how warm you sleep and the coverage you prefer.

Breathable cotton and ribbed cotton-blend nightdresses are best for hot sleepers, as they let air circulate and help wick moisture. A cami or sleeveless style adds to the cooling effect. If you often feel too warm at night, avoid heavy fabrics and choose a light, breathable cotton nightdress for better sleep.

A cami nightdress has thin shoulder straps and a lighter, softer feel, ideal for warm nights and a more feminine look. A sleepshirt has short or long sleeves and more coverage, better for cooler nights. Choose a cami for hot-weather comfort or a sleepshirt for a little more warmth and coverage.

A lightweight nightdress alone may not be warm enough for cold winter nights, but you can layer it with a dressing gown, bed socks or leggings to stay cosy. For winter, many shoppers switch to a fleece pyjama set, keeping nightdresses for warmer months or layering them. Consider your bedroom temperature when choosing.

Wash nightdresses in cold water on a gentle cycle to protect the soft fabric and any print, turning printed styles inside out. Air-dry or tumble-dry on low to avoid shrinking and keep the fabric soft against the skin. Always follow the care label, especially for satin or delicate trims.

A nightdress can be a thoughtful gift thanks to its relaxed, forgiving fit, which makes sizing easier when you're unsure. Soft cotton or pretty printed styles are widely liked. Choose a breathable fabric and a neutral or favourite print, and consider adding a matching dressing gown for a complete, appreciated gift set.

Loose, stretchy nightdresses are often comfortable during pregnancy because they don't restrict the bump and are easy to wear. Choose a roomier size and a soft, breathable fabric for the most comfort as your body changes. For specific needs, consider your own comfort and any guidance from your healthcare provider.

Yes, PEP accepts returns and exchanges in line with its current returns policy, so you can bring a nightdress back if the size or length isn't right — check the latest conditions and time frame online or in-store. Keep your proof of purchase and keep the tags on until you're happy with the fit.