Mens Pajama Sets in Mens Pajamas and Robes

What is the best fabric for pajamas for men who sleep hot?

Hot sleepers want pajamas that are lightweight and breathable but also feel good against the skin. Look for fabrics like a lightweight cotton, linen, bamboo, or silk. If you tend to sweat, look for pajamas that wick away moisture. If you like pajama sets, you'll want to opt for short sleeves and shorts, of course, or consider wearing a T-shirt or tank top with pajama bottoms.

How many sets of pajamas should I have?

It all depends on how often you want to do laundry. The American Cleaning Institute suggests that you can wear your pajamas for three or four nights without washing them unless you soil them. That equals about two to three sets if you do laundry once a week. You can have a little extra on hand in case you do get them dirty and don't have time to wash them right away. You'll also want extra if you sweat a lot at night or don't always shower before bed. And if you live in a climate that sees both extreme highs and lows, you'll probably want a couple of sets for cold weather and a couple for hot weather.

Are satin pajamas difficult to care for?

Satin pajamas aren't difficult to care for, but you may want to hand-wash them to keep them feeling nice and smooth. Fill a sink or other container with cool water and some laundry detergent meant for delicate items. Add your satin pajamas, and move them around in the water a bit to ensure the soap mixes in well. Leave them to soak for about 30 to 45 minutes, and then rinse them with cool water. Lay the pajamas on a dry towel, and roll them up. Press gently on the towel, and then unroll it and lay the pajamas flat on another dry towel to dry.