1930s sleepwear

Long outer garment for women which is frequently sheer and made of chiffon or other translucent fabrics. The word comes from French "peigner", to comb the hair, describing a garment worn while brushing one's hair, originally referring to a dressing gown or bathrobe.

These vintage pajama patterns will inspire you to start sewing so you can snuggle up in adorable style like the folks from the past!

The golden age of Hollywood was a glamorous time for women's sleepwear and loungewear. Silky nightgowns and pajamas in the new peach color were very popular. Long robes for winter or light Art Deco themed robes for spring kept women modest yet elegant. Add a pair of bedroom slippers and you too can evoke the

The 1950s saw new materials being utilized for nightwear, sleepwear, and lounge clothes- the most popular of which was Nylon. Although Nylon had been patented in the late 1930s, due to WWII it was not freely available again until the late 1940s. By the 1950s, Nylon was used in frilly nightgowns, slips, half-slips, and baby

Vintage 1930s Pink Silk Wide Leg Pajamas Loungewear Set, 30s Pajama Pants and Blouse, Dormi-Jams Tailored by Patricia

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Three piece vintage 1940s silk rayon pajama loungewear set in striking dark raspberry. This set includes lounging pajama pants, a top and a belt. The high waist pants have wide legs with a side metal zipper and snap closure at waistband. The long jacket top is styled with a piped winged collar and