Why Tencel
Most pyjamas are made from cotton. Cotton is fine, until you get warm. It soaks up sweat, holds it against your skin, and stays damp for hours. That is why you wake up at 3 a.m. feeling clammy in a shirt that used to feel soft.
We built Sareen around a different fiber. Here is why.
It moves moisture instead of trapping it
Tencel Lyocell is spun from natural wood pulp into fibers with tiny channels running through them. Those channels pull moisture away from your skin and release it into the air. Cotton absorbs and holds. Tencel absorbs and lets go. The result is simple: you stay dry, so you stay asleep.
It stays cool to the touch
Because the fiber does not hold on to moisture or heat, Tencel feels noticeably cooler than cotton when you slip it on. And it keeps that cool, dry feeling through the night instead of warming up and turning sticky.
It is gentle on sensitive skin
Tencel has an exceptionally smooth fiber surface, smoother than cotton or linen. Less friction means less irritation, which matters if your skin has become more reactive over the years. No scratch, no cling, no heavy finishes. Just soft.
It is kind to more than your skin
Our Tencel Lyocell comes from responsibly sourced wood pulp and is produced in a closed loop process that recycles almost all of its water and solvents. Softness should not come at the planet's expense.
Feel the difference yourself
Reading about a fabric only gets you so far. Sleep in it for 30 nights. If you do not wake up cooler and drier than you do in cotton, send it back for a full refund.