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The men’s pajama has now found its way into women’s wardrobes too, thanks to its comfortable shaping, its appealing yet understated aesthetic, the possibility of personalisation with hand-embroidered initials, and a range of colours and patterns that is broad yet never excessive. Choosing to wear men’s pajamas as their “good night” outfit are above all women who appreciate classic lines, value comfort as the perfect companion to their dreams, prefer fabrics that combine a pleasant touch on the skin with ease of movement, and seek garments that never compromise on elegance and attention to detail, starting from their refined designs.
“Simplicity and understatement are the hallmarks of my style, even when it comes to nightwear. I love men’s pajamas, especially slightly oversized ones, because they combine my classic, minimalist taste with clean lines and meticulous attention to fabric and detail. There’s nothing more charming than a woman who can wear a man’s outfit without losing her femininity. A timeless poplin with a shirt-style jacket and loose trousers is my must-have.”
“I’m passionate about sport and over the years I’ve tried just about everything — skydiving, diving, running, marathons — until I finally fell in love with cycling. Performance is therefore a word that’s part of my everyday life! I can only choose pajamas that make it one of their key features, along with comfort and aesthetic sensitivity. The last one I received as a gift couldn’t have been more fitting — its pattern featured fountain pens, since my partner has turned writing into much more than just a passion.”
The year 2026 opens in the name of sport and promises high-adrenaline emotions for the Italian teams taking part in the XXV Winter Olympic Games Milan–Cortina 2026.
From 6 to 22 February, the athletes will be cheered on during competitions held across fourteen venues located in Lombardy (seven between Milan, Rho, Assago, Livigno, and Bormio), Veneto (three in Cortina d’Ampezzo and one in Verona), and Trentino–Alto Adige (three between Predazzo, Tesero, and Rasun–Anterselva). Supporting them will be “Tina” and “Milo”, the mascots of the 2026 edition — two anthropomorphic stoats whose names derive from the host cities. They embody the contemporary Italian spirit: curious, adaptable, and capable of changing with the seasons while thriving in even the most challenging environments. Completing the picture are six snowdrop flowers, renamed “The Flo”, symbols of strength and purity. To accompany the highlights of the Olympic weeks, the chosen anthem is “Fino all’alba”, composed by Francesco Marrone and Giulio Gianni, members of the musical ensemble La Cittadina di Seveso, and sung by Arisa.
In the spirit of the Milan–Cortina 2026 Olympic Games, Julipet has created, for the Fall Winter 2025 collection, a series of exclusive garments that celebrate not only sport and alpine tradition but also beauty and well-being.
From the choice of fabrics to the colour palette and patterns, from the refinement of details to the care given to shaping, every outfit has been designed to offer moments of pure relaxation, extending well beyond the hours dedicated to night-time rest. Each night look can also be worn during leisure time at home, while following from afar the triumphs of the Italian team and cheering on the nation’s champions. Julipet dedicates its Artist Edition FW25 to winter sports and the symbols of mountain culture, a triumph of elegant and playful graphics that enliven pajama trousers and tops in 100% cotton Interlock (the Neviano collection, featuring small penguins) or Jacquard (the Novi line, decorated all over with skis and pennants dedicated to Cortina). Playful prints take centre stage across other lines too: Nogarole in 100% Interlock with its charming bunny motif; Nocera, where skis become an emblem of style; Narni, adorned with tennis rackets in tribute to Italy’s tennis revival thanks to Jannik Sinner; and Nogaredo (Interlock), Nonio (Shirt-Like), Norbello (Flannel), Napoli (100% mercerised cotton), and Novara (Jacquard), which feature refined tie-inspired, striped, checked, and geometric designs — understated yet sophisticated. Bringing good fortune to Italian victories at the Winter Olympics, and beyond, is the Nogara collection, where delicate pen motifs dot tops and trousers in 100% Interlock, embodying the very essence of comfort and creative flair. Comfort and performance also define the pieces in the Travel collection, infused with a mountain-inspired sporty chic style.
Examples include the Nador and Norcia tracksuits in cotton–fleece–elastane, whose contrasting side or horizontal bands recall vintage ski looks. Garments that, one might imagine, would also appeal to the Italian Olympic champions themselves.
Julipet takes inspiration from the world of sport, dedicating its creations to the athletes of bobsleigh and curling, ice hockey and ski jumping, alpine skiing and figure skating, with pajamas seemingly designed to mirror each discipline. There’s room for playfulness, too: the cheerful penguins that adorn the Neviano line evoke the lightness and dance-like grace of skaters; the crossed rackets running through the Narni collection, in cotton and modal, recall the sticks used in curling and ice hockey competitions. Fans of the downhill slopes will love the Nassau pajamas (cotton/modal), whose stripes echo the tracks left by skis on fresh snow. The little sleds decorating the Nocera line, crafted from 100% Interlock cotton, are a true declaration of love for bobsleigh enthusiasts. Bringing together all winter sports are the Naxos night outfits, which feature diamond motifs, a symbolic expression of strength and energy, across crew-neck and serafino tops alike.
Julipet embraces milk fibre to create fabrics that are light, soft, breathable, fresh, and naturally lustrous. Renowned for their antibacterial properties and their ability to stimulate blood circulation, these fabrics ensure exceptional breathability and moisture absorption. Pleasant to the touch and naturally eco-friendly, Milkwool also has the remarkable benefit of nourishing and hydrating even the most delicate skin, thanks to the amino acid components of milk. Produced through a process that includes dehydration, skimming, and rehydration of milk for spinning, made possible by advanced bioengineering techniques, Milkwool gives Julipet’s Fall Winter 2025 pajamas and underwear collection not only superior comfort, but also an elegant, refined aesthetic.
Santa Claus’s sleigh makes a stop in Nice to celebrate Christmas Day in true Julipet style.
Dedicated to Father Christmas himself, the “Nizza” capsule collection, named after the renowned French city of bien vivre, comes in three models featuring all-over prints of cheerful, good-luck bears on tops, trousers, and comfortable nightgowns in 100% cotton Interlock.
The colour? Strictly blue, of course! To complete the look, pair with Julipet underwear in stretch cotton, briefs and boxers included.
Ease of movement, maximum comfort, and high performance are the hallmarks of Julipet’s underwear line, perfectly coordinated with the pajamas collection. Not to be missed are the playful bears from the Nettuno line, along with the sporty rackets featured on the stretch cotton briefs and boxers of the Narni range. Stripes and tie-inspired motifs define the Giffoni collection, while the Norma capsule embraces refined bi-colour contrasts.
Light Interlock takes centre stage in the Napoli underwear line, crafted from mercerised cotton, while 100% cotton Shirt-Like fabrics lend softness and lightness to the ultra-comfortable Nola and Nonio boxers. T-shirts and turtlenecks designed to be worn even under jackets caress the skin with Ewoolution (100% Merino wool) and Milkwool (70% milk viscose and 30% wool). Finally, warm cotton socks, featuring elegant yet playful patterns, are presented in a practical assorted gift box, the perfect finishing touch to Julipet’s world of comfort and style.
Per me il pigiama è morbidezza, accoglienza, ma anche eleganza. Un capo che, alla stregua di quelli indossati durante il giorno, deve esprimere cura per sé stessi e riguardo verso chi abbiamo accanto. Per questo nello sceglierlo ci vuole attenzione, perché deve riuscire a sublimare estetica e comfort, piacevolezza e comodità senza mai essere banale.
Una regola d’oro che credo valga anche per l’uomo che, anche attraverso il suo pjs, può raccontare molto di sé e del suo modo di leggere il mondo. Il mio preferito per lui? Taglio classico composto da pantalone a gamba larga e giacca-camicia, in tinta unita, preferibilmente blu e in un tessuto che è già una carezza alla vista. Un outfit per la notte da vero Gentleman.
Il pigiama è un must dalle caratteristiche ben definite e universali, valendo per lei e per lui: deve essere confortevole, in cotone o seta, di taglio maschile, senza fronzoli o pizzi. In una parola: natural chic. Per questo anche su fantasie e colori non transigo e apprezzo piccoli disegni o classiche geometrie, ma in colori sorprendenti oppure, se in seta, tonalità naturali o total black per i momenti importanti. Non dobbiamo dimenticare che il pigiama è una componente fondamentale del rito del sonno che, nel mio caso, si prolunga anche con la colazione e nella tarda serata quando mi concedo una pausa relax con mio marito. Il pjs maschile dovrebbe avere la stessa natura del mio: comodo, in tessuto naturale, come il cotone, basico nel design e nelle fantasie. Il mio preferito si compone di un pantalone classico in cotone nei disegni cravatteria o tartan e di una t-shirt bianca o colorata, ma rigorosamente girocollo, a manica corta o lunga in base alle esigenze. Per l’estate promuovo sempre la maglietta girocollo, ma abbinata ad un pantaloncino corto in un cotone di pregio. Boccio invece i pigiami raffazzonati, in tessuti sintetici e dalle fantasie o nuance eccessive. Less is more rimane la regola.
Ho una passione sconfinata per i tessuti, che esprimo non solo nel realizzare complementi d’arredo per le case di cui mi occupo, ma anche nella scelta dei capi che indosso. Che si tratti del mio outfit da giorno o di quello per la notte, poco importa: la qualità dei materiali è fondamentale. Ecco perché scelgo solo pigiami in tessuti naturali, come cotone e seta, che hanno il merito di coccolare il mio corpo durante il sonno grazie alla loro piacevolezza a contatto con la pelle. Anche l’occhio però vuole la sua parte e quindi scelgo linee minimal, ma ingentilite da dettagli di valore come inserti in pizzo o profilature in raso mai eccessive. Il gusto per il particolare di qualità è ciò che apprezzo anche in un pjs da uomo, che deve avere la capacità non solo di valorizzare l’estetica di chi lo indossa, ma anche di regalargli charme. Il mio preferito è in tinta unita, blu scuro, in pregiato cotone, composto da un pantalone con gamba ampia e da una giacca-camicia dalle linee morbide con tasche profilate. Non amo invece i pjs in materiali sintetici, con fantasie ironiche, disegnature troppo marcate e colorazioni eccessive. Sobrietà ed eleganza vincono sempre, anche nel sonno.
