Washable silk · Peruvian Pima cotton · Handmade in Peru

Handmade Peruvian silk & Pima pajamas.

The softest things to sleep in, made the slow way — in Peru, by hand.

Simoné Sleepwear makes washable synthetic silk pajama sets, Peruvian Pima cotton pajamas, silk kimonos, bridal trousseau sets, and genuine alpaca slippers. Every piece is handmade in Peru using 100% Peruvian supplies — including hand-harvested Pima cotton, the world's longest-staple cotton, known as the finest in the world.

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Why Simoné Sleepwear

What makes this different

Washable silk, cruelty-free

Simoné's washable silk is a synthetic, machine-washable silk alternative engineered to feel like mulberry silk without the dry-cleaner trips — and without the silkworms. It is wrinkle-resistant, thermoregulatory (cool in summer, warm in winter), hypoallergenic, and designed for the washing machine. The kind of silk you can actually wear, wash, and sleep in — every night.

Peruvian Pima — the world's finest cotton

Peru's coastal climate grows extra-long-staple cotton whose fibers are longer, stronger, and silkier than standard upland cotton. Simoné's Pima is hand-picked rather than industrially harvested — a slower method that keeps the fibers intact and the quality higher. This is the cotton the luxury sleepwear world chases.

Handmade, end-to-end in Peru

From raw fiber to finished pajamas, every step happens in Peru with 100% Peruvian supplies. Cutting, sewing, hand-finishing — done by artisans, not factories running on scale. Every set undergoes a special wash for softness and shrink prevention before it ships.

Built to last — biodegradable cotton, durable silk

The Pima cotton line is biodegradable — when a pajama eventually retires, it returns to soil rather than landfill. The washable silk is engineered for long life: machine-washable specifically so it survives the laundry hamper instead of living in a "special care" pile until it's forgotten.

Bridal trousseau — the getting-ready set

The Washable Silk Kimono & Dress Bridal Set was designed for the morning-of ritual: silk kimono, slip dress, photographable at every step. The bridal trousseau is a quiet tradition Simoné keeps alive — a set of nightwear that becomes part of the wedding story, not separate from it.

Alpaca slippers, genuine Andean wool

Alpuffas are made from real Peruvian alpaca wool — the same fiber the Inca considered sacred. Softer than cashmere, warmer than sheep wool, hypoallergenic. Slippers that are quiet, flat-soled, and warm in a way synthetic slippers simply don't match.

The Simoné Sleepwear story

The slow sleepwear principle

Most pajamas are made to be invisible. You wear them, forget them, replace them. Simoné was founded on the opposite idea — that the clothes you sleep in are more important than the clothes you wear all day. You spend a third of your life in sleepwear. If that third is spent in something scratchy, over-dyed, and made to be thrown out, it shows.

Simoné's answer is Peruvian craft. The cotton grows on Peru's northern coast — a climate that produces the longest, strongest, softest cotton fibers in the world. The silk is a washable synthetic engineered to survive real laundry without losing its drape. The slippers are made from real Andean alpaca, a fiber the Inca called "the fiber of the gods." Everything is handmade in Peru. Every set is finished in a proprietary softening wash before it ships.

The philosophy is not complicated: buy less, buy better, sleep in silk that survives your washing machine. The pajamas you own for years, not weeks.

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Two fabrics, one country

The two fabrics that define Peruvian luxury — and why Simoné makes pajamas out of them.

Peru grows Pima cotton on its northern coastal valleys — Piura, Lambayeque — where cool Humboldt-current air meets desert sun. That climate produces an extra-long-staple fiber: 1.4 to 1.6 inches versus 0.9 to 1.1 for standard upland cotton. Longer fibers mean smoother yarn, fewer pills, softer hand. Peruvian Pima is in the same elite category as Egyptian Giza and US Supima — except Peruvian Pima is hand-harvested, which matters because machine harvesting bruises fibers and shortens them.

Washable silk is a newer category. Traditional mulberry silk is dry-clean-only — a luxury you can't actually live with. Washable silk is engineered as a synthetic alternative: the drape and sheen of silk, the care profile of polyester. Simoné's washable silk is machine-washable, wrinkle-resistant, thermoregulatory, and hypoallergenic. No silkworms. No dry cleaner. No "special" care pile at the back of your closet.

Everything in the Simoné line comes back to Peru — the fiber, the hands, the wash. If you want the deeper context, the journal article on Peruvian Pima cotton and the piece on washable silk vs traditional silk go through the full breakdown.

Full transparency

What's in, what's out.

Every ingredient has a reason

What you will never find

Made in Peru — meaning in Peru

From Pima field to finished pajama, in one country.

Peruvian Pima is grown in Piura and Lambayeque on Peru's northern coast. Hand-picked, then milled, spun, and woven in Peru. Cut and sewn by Peruvian artisans. Finished in a proprietary softening wash. Packed and shipped from Peru.

No outsourcing to a cheaper country for the sewing step. No "inspired by" gloss. The garment, the fiber, and the hands that make it share the same country. That is a harder logistical choice than the alternative — and it is the choice that produces pajamas you can tell apart from the fast-sleepwear aisle after one wash.

Meet the flagship

Washable Silk Pajama Set — Kenya

Simoné's bestseller. Washable silk pajama set in an elegant elongated cut — biodegradable, hypoallergenic, thermoregulatory. Machine-washable, wrinkle-resistant, made by hand in Peru. The pajama set most customers come back for.

$113 · 77 units in stock

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How to use

Using Simoné Sleepwear

Machine wash cold, inside-out

Turn the pajamas inside-out, zip any closures, place in a mesh laundry bag. Cold water, delicate or gentle cycle. Never hot — heat shortens fibers.

Use pH-neutral mild detergent

Skip anything with bleach, brighteners, or enzymes. A plain "delicates" detergent is perfect. Half the dose you'd use for regular laundry — more is not better.

Skip fabric softener

Silk and premium cotton don't need it — softener coats fibers and dulls silk's natural sheen. The softness is already built into the fabric.

Air dry or tumble dry low

Best: air dry flat or on a padded hanger. Acceptable: tumble dry low, 15 minutes, then hang. Never high heat. Pajamas lasting a decade is normal with this routine.

Is this for you?

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Anyone tired of silk pajamas that need the dry cleaner

Buyers who want hand-made quality over fast-fashion sleepwear

Brides looking for a photographable trousseau set

People with sensitive skin — Pima + silk are hypoallergenic

Anyone who believes how you sleep is as important as how you dress

Those who value origin — fabric grown, spun, sewn in one country

Questions

Simoné Sleepwear FAQ

Is washable silk actually silk?

Simoné's washable silk is a synthetic silk alternative — not mulberry silk from silkworms. It is engineered to match the drape, sheen, and temperature-regulating feel of real silk while being machine-washable and more durable. If you need to know whether a sleepwear brand's "silk" is mulberry or synthetic, check the composition label. Simoné is transparent: synthetic washable silk, wrinkle-resistant, cruelty-free.

How do I wash Simoné's washable silk pajamas?

Machine wash cold on gentle or delicate cycle, inside-out, in a mesh laundry bag. Use a pH-neutral mild detergent (nothing with bleach or brighteners). Skip the fabric softener — silk doesn't need it and softener can dull the sheen. Air dry or tumble dry on low. No dry cleaning required, ever. Most sets last many years with this routine.

What makes Peruvian Pima cotton different from regular cotton?

Fiber length. Peruvian Pima is extra-long-staple (1.4–1.6 inch fibers) versus 0.9–1.1 inch for standard upland cotton. Longer fibers spin into smoother yarn with fewer breaks, which translates to softer fabric, less pilling, and longer wear life. Peruvian Pima is in the same elite category as Egyptian Giza and US Supima — and it's hand-harvested in Peru rather than machine-picked, which preserves the fiber.

Are the Alpuffas alpaca slippers ethically sourced?

The alpaca wool is Peruvian. Alpacas live at altitude in the Andes and are shorn annually for wool — not killed. Their fiber is sheared like sheep's wool, and the animals themselves are integral to rural Andean livelihoods. Alpuffas are handmade in Peru using genuine alpaca fiber. We don't have a specific third-party ethical certification to cite, but the alpaca wool itself is traditionally a by-product of small-holder herds rather than industrial farming.

What's in the Bridal Kimono & Dress Set?

The Washable Silk Kimono & Dress Bridal Set is a two-piece getting-ready set: a washable silk kimono with matching silk slip dress. Designed for the morning of the wedding — photographable, comfortable through hair and makeup, silky to wear. The bridal trousseau tradition goes back centuries; Simoné keeps it alive in a set you can actually wear again after the wedding.

Do you ship to all 50 states and handle returns?

Yes — free shipping on every Simoné order at Curated Sense, to all 50 US states including Alaska and Hawaii. Unworn items in original packaging returnable within 30 days. We handle customer support directly — real humans on email.

How do I know my size?

Each product page has a detailed size chart with bust, waist, hip, and length measurements in inches and centimeters. Simoné pajamas run true to size — not oversized, not tight. If you are between sizes, size up for a relaxed fit; size down for a tailored silhouette. The washable silk has modest 2–4% stretch; the Pima cotton has natural give after first wash.

Can men wear Simoné pajamas?

The sets are drafted for women's proportions, but several styles — including the Kenya and Forever Black — have a relaxed, unisex-friendly cut. Several customers have bought larger sizes for men. For a definitively unisex silhouette, the alpaca slippers work for any gender.

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