Knix, best known for its period panties, has launched a new collection in collaboration with Betsey Johnson, that includes sleepwear, bras and panties. » I want to read more and receive info from Knix
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is fining Kohl’s ($2.5 million) and Walmart ($3 million) for "falsely marketing dozens of rayon textile products as bamboo." » I want to read more and receive info from Walmart
Claudel Lingerie and its various brands, including Comfort & Co, grew during the challenging 2021 year. BODY publisher Nick Monjo interviewed the company’s Anny-Claude Lapierre about the achievement. » I want to read more and receive info from Claudel Lingerie
Pajameez by Shapeez, the new collection of luxury bamboo pajamas and loungewear, began shipping in mid-July, and has just launched a new, dedicated website for the label. » I want to read more and receive info from Shapeez
Andine, a loungewear and sleepwear label launched last November, reported the opening of “a limited-time popup” within Fred Segal’s West Hollywood flagship location. » I want to read more and receive info from Andine
Canada-based Claudel Lingerie is off to a strong start for 2021, with a sizable sleep and lounge order from Hudson Bay Company, among others, and new collections from its Midnight Maddie and Comfort & Co. brands. » I want to read more and receive info from Claudel Lingerie
Over the summer Claudel Lingerie Inc., which comprises different chains of retail stores in Canada, as well as several wholesale brands, acquired Casual Moments, formerly owned by Art Flory. Now that the loungewear brand, which was originally based in California, has been integrated into the parent company, BODY publisher Nick Monjo interview Claudel’s Anny-Claude Lapierre about future plans for the brand. » I want to read more and receive info from Claudel Lingerie
Exquisite Form’s Coloratura sleepwear collection is adding a new color, Passion, for Spring 2020, which will begin shipping in March, according to Laura Corcoran, BL Intimates corporate account manager. » I want to read more and receive info from Exquisite Form
Exquisite Form’s Coloratura sleepwear collection has been growing. “Ocean Haze and Sangria are this season’s rich fashion offering, complementing a palette of everyday basics,” explained Laura Corcoran, BL Intimates corporate account manager. » I want to read more and receive info from BL Intimates
Claudel Lingerie Inc., which comprises different chains of retail stores in Canada, as well as several wholesale brands, has just acquired Casual Moments, the California-based loungewear specialist. » I want to read more and receive info from Claudel Lingerie
The Paddi Murphy Corporation was originally founded over a decade ago by Dennis Murphy to produce sleepwear. Based in Minnesota, this ever-evolving company, which also uses the name Softies Comfort Wear, is set to soon add a host of new product categories. For this interview publisher Nick Monjo questioned Dennis’ son Tim Murphy, who now operates the firm. » I want to read more and receive info from Softies
Versions Of She — or V.O.SHE — is a new “boutique brand” of loungewear that will be exhibiting at its first trade show, Curve, in New York this August. » I want to read more and receive info from Versions Of She
Claudel Lingerie is about to release a new hospital gown collection. Based in Canada, the company operates over 50 retail stores there, under the names Lilianne Lingerie, Body & Beach and Intimate Moments. And the firm also wholesales intimates under the Comfort & Co., Volage, Vanessa, Body & Beach, Midnight Maddie and Claudel labels. BODY publisher Nick Monjo interviewed the firm’s Anny-Claude Lapierre about the hospital line. » I want to read more and receive info from Claudel
İpek Kıramer is a Turkish designer bringing a 35 piece collection of luxury “sleepwear, robes, chemises, wedding sets, pajamas and kimonos” to the upcoming Curve show in New York at the end of February. » I want to read more and receive info from İpek Kıramer
In a stark reversal, iFabric Corp. sales plunged 33% in its fiscal third quarter while earnings sank from a profit of Can$269,154 (Canadian dollars) (about $207,000 at current conversion rates) last year, to a loss of Can$171,701 (about $132,000) in the three months ended June 30, 2018. » I want to read more and receive info from iFabric
Mapalé has just expanded its “Mapalé Lounge” segment with a new group of cozy designs. “It is a small collection of around 40 styles of PJ’s,” explained co-owner Angel Tobon. » I want to read more and receive info from Mapalé
Second quarter sales rose 11.5% at Coconut Grove Pads Inc. (also known as CPG and Coconut Grove Intimates), contributing to another sales increase for parent company iFabric Corporation. The firm has also renewed its license to produce certain products using the Maidenform label through the end of 2020. » I want to read more and receive info from iFabric
Maidenform Sleepwear, which describes itself as a “mid-range brand that is targeted towards the everyday woman,” rolls out the collection this season in three separate deliveries: October, November and December. » I want to read more and receive info from Maidenform Sleepwear
P. Jamas has just added a collection of bed jackets of “fine, pure cashmere,” offered in ivory, blush, mint and grey. » I want to read more and receive info from P. Jamas
BL Intimates is taking over the Vanity Fair Coloratura sleepwear program, and will begin shipping to retail customers starting early next year. » I want to read more and receive info from BL Intimates
Noble Mount is an established men’s and women’s apparel collection, including sleepwear, loungewear, underwear and intimates, looking to expand its wholesale business. » I want to read more and receive info from Noble Mount
The Kersheh Group, the Montreal-based sleepwear, underwear and swimwear producer, has signed a licensing deal with LaurDIY, a YouTube personality, for a collection of onesies (here referring to loose-fitting casual jumpsuits for adults). » I want to read more and receive info from Kersheh Group
Justin Jean Pajamas is a new collection of sleep and loungewear created by Lauren Raja. Colorful, matching styles are provided for both adult women and young girls from approximately two to 12. » I want to read more and receive info from Justin Jean Pajamas
Gelmart International, best known as a bra and panty producer, has just acquired the C&C California license in the sleep, lounge and thermal categories. » I want to read more and receive info from Gelmart International
Naked Brand Group Inc. has launched its Fall 2015 women’s collection of loungewear and sleepwear on its consumer website www.wearnaked.com. It added the group will “start appearing in boutiques and specialty retail shops across the U.S. and Canada in the coming weeks.” » I want to read more and receive info from Naked Brand Group
In a second try in two years, Perry Ellis International, Inc. has entered into a licensing agreement with Undergirl under which that company will “design and distribute intimates including shape-wear, sleepwear, loungewear and robes under the Laundry by Shelli Segal brand in the United States and Canada.” » I want to read more and receive info from Undergirl
Dream Lounge has the Jockey license for a collection of men’s and women’s thermal, and showed the new collection, which is scheduled to be in stores next fall, during the November 2014 market. » I want to read more and receive info from Dream Lounge
California-based luxury loungewear and sleepwear brand Love+Grace has focused on flirty, feminine pastels for its spring 2014 collection. » I want to read more and receive info from Love Grace
SNOA Sleepwear recently reached an agreement with CMK Distinctive Brands for that firm to provide its distribution and marketing services. An aggressive effort to increase SNOA’s visibility among U.S. retailers has already begun. » I want to read more and receive info from SNOA
Founder Wendy Collett brought her Dry Babe “absorbent sleepwear” to her first-ever trade show, Curve New York, in late February, seeking to expand her wholesale business. She offers several styles, in a variety of colors and sizes, with retail prices ranging from boy shorts for $19 on up to $90 for a maternity nightgown. » I want to read more and receive info from Dry Babe
Jockey International, Inc. today announced a licensing agreement for men’s sleepwear and men’s and women’s thermals and base layers with Intradeco, an apparel producer with facilities in Central America. It is the first such partnership between the two firms. » I want to read more and receive info from Jockey
Knock out! is expanding its Mighty Nighties cotton wicking sleepwear collection “to over six tops and four bottoms, making over 20 combinations,” according to a company announcement. » I want to read more and receive info from knock Out
Canadian sleepwear brand owner and licensor The Kersheh Group has secured the license for Laundry by Shelli Segal for sleepwear, loungewear and robes. » I want to read more and receive info from Kersheh
LéA is an elegant sleepwear brand, made in Abu Dhabi, with eventual plans to sell in the U.S. market on its “agenda” according to director Nathalie Abdou. Gulf Ready Made Garments, parent to the brand, does private label production for many companies in the Middle East and Persian Gulf, and produces underwear under another of its own brands: Ellina Lingerie. Nathalie’s sister Christine is in charge of the production of the LéA sleepwear. » I want to read more and receive info from LéA Lingerie
Dreamwear, Inc. has signed a license to create a Laura Ashley “contemporary sleepwear collection” that will include “pajama sets, separates and gowns inspired by the beautiful and colorful prints” according to the licensee. Previously the sleepwear license had been held by Russell-Newman. » I want to read more and receive info from Dreamwear
Among several new products from CCV in 2013 is a “microencapsulated sleepwear collection [that] provides slimming benefits and hydration while you sleep,” according to owner Philippe Lahmani. “The massaging effect will release the microcapsules,” which contain caffeine and hemp oil, “throughout the whole night to slim and reduce dimples.” » I want to read more and receive info from CCV
Gerhard Rösch GmbH, the German sleep, lounge and intimates producer, is introducing a luxury organic silk collection, a men’s collection for the international market and a new kids line, and will bring these and other new styles to an expanded trade show schedule which includes appearances at the Salon International de la Lingerie in Paris and at both Curve shows in the U.S. over the next six weeks. » I want to read more and receive info from Rosch
High-performance sleepwear company Goodnighties was featured on a Dec. 12 segment of “ABC News” in which broadcasters Diane Sawyer and David Muir highlighted gift ideas from American manufacturers. » I want to read more and receive info from Goodnighties
U.S. brand Paddi Murphy tackles hot flashes, night sweats and general discomfort with its flagship sleepwear brand Softies, a line of moisture-wicking pajamas and nightgowns that emphasize femininity and function. » I want to read more and receive info from Paddi Murphy
Les Affaires was exhibiting again at CurveNY, with its large, “French-inspired” collection that centers around sleepwear, but extends to dresses, camisoles and other pieces that “complement seamlessly with the rest of your wardrobe” according to the company website. What’s interesting about this firm is that it is part of a much larger, publicly traded apparel and textile firm, GLG Corp. Ltd, which had sales of $129 million for the six months ended December 31, 2011. » I want to read more and receive info from Les Affaires
Farr West, a producer of high-end sleepwear, including slips, chemises, camisoles, tap pants, pettipants, rompers and more, has just launched the four item Sophia Collection “that combines a touch of old Hollywood glamour with contemporary styling and fit,” according to Amanda Farr. » I want to read more and receive info from Farr West
Knock out!, the company known for its solution panties, is introducing Mighty Nighties, sleepwear designed “For women who are tired of night sweats,” according to Angela Newnan, founder. » I want to read more and receive info from Knock Out
Goodnighties, the company that manufacturers “recovery sleepwear made with patented IonX technology,” has, “as a result of the significant new sales from being featured on The Dr. Oz Show,” added a group of ruffled gowns, as well as ruffle pants which match up with existing tops in the line. » I want to read more and receive info from Goodnighties
Goodnighties, a company that manufacturers “recovery sleepwear made with patented IonX technology,” received a powerful boost to sales on its own website and for its retailers, when it was featured on a recent segment entitled “Secrets from the Oz House” hosted by Dr. Mehmet Oz, of The Dr. Oz Show. » I want to read more and receive info from Goodnighties
Pluto’s new “On the Moon” collection was “designed for women who are looking for an authentic, unique and casual style, with the quality and comfort of PLUTO,” according to Kathleen Daese who handles U.S. sales for the company » I want to read more and receive info from Pluto
Sleepwear styles from Love and Dream, shot by BODY Magazine. » I want to read more and receive info from Love and Dream
Luxury women’s nightwear e-tailer Pajama Heaven recently expanded the store’s inventory to include plus sizes. » I want to read more and receive info from Pajama Heaven
Nightwear and swimwear brand Boudoir London has debuted its autumn/winter 2011 nightwear collection, targeting women of all ages who seek comfortable, elegant sleepwear. » I want to read more and receive info from Boudoir London
November 2011 will see the launch of the KN Karen Neuburger brand’s latest marketing promotion, PJs and Paws, which will benefit The Humane Society of America. » I want to read more and receive info from Delta Galil
Sleepwear and loungewear manufacturer P.J. Salvage has partnered with the Working Girls lifestyle brand to create a capsule collection of printed mix-and-match pajama sets. » I want to read more and receive info from P.J. Salvage
When sleepwear and loungewear manufacturer WildBLEU noticed rising raw material and production costs two years ago, the company began developing a product line in response to the changing industry and needs of consumers. The result is CoolBLEU, a sleepwear line featuring lower-priced moisture-wicking fabric. » I want to read more and receive info from WildBLEU
Health Canada, the Canadian government’s national public health department, has announced the recall of Kirkland Signature children’s sleepwear sets due to flammability risk. » I want to read more and receive info from Agabang USA
Cool-jams, a maker of temperature-regulating sleepwear for men and women, has introduced a collection of travel pajamas made from a similar quick drying, moisture-wicking fabric. » I want to read more and receive info from Cool-Jams
After launching with approximately 14 classic camisole/short sets and chemises for spring/summer 2011, Ombrato has introduced 20 styles for fall with the addition of soft bras and robes for the season. » I want to read more and receive info from Ombrato
SBH Intimates Inc. is introducing its newest division, B Intimates, at CurveNV, according to the CurvExpo website. » I want to read more and receive info from SBH
Seven ‘til Midnight, which has long made plus-sized lingerie and costumes under its trademarked Baby Got Curves line, is now producing plus-sized sleepwear. » I want to read more and receive info from Carrie Amber
Maria Scotto, a New York City-based designer, is taking the fuss out of sleepwear for the spring/summer 2011 season. » I want to read more and receive info from Maria Scotto
CorpCorp Licensing announced Thursday that has signed Dalmatian Corporation to produce sleepwear under Jim Benton’s “It’s Happy Bunny” brand. » I want to read more and receive info from CorpCorp
PJ Salvage said about Salvagene, its new fabric rolling out in its spring/summer 2011 collection, “This is not your grandmother’s polyester blend.” » I want to read more and receive info from PJ Salvage
Last year, Chicago-based Sarah Baldwin was afflicted with one of the most common side effects of menopause: hot flashes and restlessness that kept her up all night. In search of sleep, she researched and found Goodnighties, a brand of women’s sleepwear running in sizes XS through 3X and retailing from $29 to $69, which was designed to help the wearer rest. » I want to read more and receive info from Goodnighties
CorpCorp Licensing, the global licensing agent for the Pink Cookie brand, has signed New York City-based Intimo Licensing Inc. to manufacture and market sleepwear; daywear; loungewear; robes; and underwear under the Pink Cookie label in the United States. » I want to read more and receive info from Intimo
Dearfoams wearers will now have some pajamas to go with their slippers. Through an exclusive licensing agreement, R.G. Barry Corporation, owner of the well-known slippers brand, has given Olivet International the rights to develop and market sleepwear, activewear and accessories bearing the Dearfoams, DF by Dearfoams, Utopia by Dearfoams and DF Sport label in North and South America. » I want to read more and receive info from Dearfoams
Since entering the sexy packaged lingerie business two years ago with its Just Sexy line, Main Street Loungewear has increased these offerings to encompass 10 percent of its total merchandise. » I want to read more and receive info from Mainstreet
Since entering the sexy packaged lingerie business two years ago with its Just Sexy line, Main Street Loungewear has increased these offerings to encompass 10 percent of its total merchandise. » I want to read more and receive info from Mainstreet
Last month, Ruelala once again offered high-end intimates and swimwear at prices low enough to make specialty retailers shudder. » I want to read more and receive info from Ruelala
Masako Shirokawa saw a discrepancy between the understated look her peers sported during the day, and the frilly sleepwear she saw in stores. So at the CurveNY show in August 2010, she introduced Ombrato, her silk sleepwear concept built around a streamlined aesthetic. » I want to read more and receive info from Ombrato
Ligne De Soie has grown into a contemporary loungewear concept since its inception one year ago with a single product: the silk kimono robe. Melissa Pelz, the American founder of the England-based company, now offers eight silk pieces in four colors, including cami tops, shorts, babydoll chemises, capri pants and a wrap. Wholesale prices run from $35 to $110, while sizes range from S through L. » I want to read more and receive info from Ligne de Soie
The U.S. Product Safety Commission has announced the voluntary recall of approximately 9,200 Roberta Roller Rabbit children’s kimono robes, lounge sets and slumber short sets due to flammability risk. According to the Product Safety Commission, the recalled sleepwear fails the meet the federal children’s flammability standard, posing a burn hazard to children. At this time, no consumers have reported injuries from the styles. » I want to read more and receive info from Roberta Roller Rabbit
Fans of Shadowline will be excited to learn that the shuttered brand will begin re-launching in stores this summer. Velrose Lingerie, founded in Philadelphia in 1914, purchased Shadowline, a privately owned U.S. sleepwear, daywear and loungewear company, last fall. » I want to read more and receive info from Shadowline
A new player is coming to the sleepwear market. Lolita Healy, designer and chief executive officer of Designs By Lolita, a hand-painted drinkware company, is launching her first line of pajama sets and robes, featuring designs seen in her Love My Martini and Love My Wine glass lines. The Love My Pajama Party line will hit select Macy’s locations at the end of this month in sizes S through XL. Suggested retail prices are set at $45 for wrap-style robes and $50 for pajama sets. » I want to read more and receive info from Lolita
New Southern California-based sleepwear brand Tokyo Rose will make its in-store debut this December. According to Doron Chanin, president of the company, Fred Segal, Planet Blue, and several LA-based boutiques have picked up the line, which he described as “funky, fresh and print-driven.” The company is gearing it toward the bridge-to-better department and specialty store markets. Chanin commented: “The styling and quality appeals to high-end stores, but [with wholesale prices running from $8.50 to $32] it is affordable for moderate stores as well.” Sizes range from XS through XL. » I want to read more and receive info from Tokyo Rose
Cloud Nine, an Alberta, Can.-based lounge and sleepwear retailer, is now under new ownership. The Stowe family—which consists of husband and wife Bill and Sam and their daughter Jessica Stowe—sold the store to the Zechel family. Attorney Robert (Bob) Zechel co-owns the store with his daughter Robyn Zechel, who serves as its manager. According to Bob, Robyn left university after one year when the opportunity to run Cloud Nine arose. » I want to read more and receive info from Cloud Nine
New York-based sleep and loungewear wholesaler Maria Scotto debuted holiday pieces, a new lavender shade, and crinkle cotton styles at this month’s CurveNY. The brands’ merchandise wholesales for $30 to $65 and runs in sizes P through XL. Currently, it includes approximately 45 total pieces. » I want to read more and receive info from Maria Scotto
BedHead Pajamas, an offshoot of various design projects launched by Renee Claire over the past ten years, is launching its Spring/Summer 2009 collection. » I want to read more and receive info from BedHead Pajamas
Affinitas hopes to make more headway in the sleepwear market with an expanded line of chemises in its new spring collection. » I want to read more and receive info from Affinitas
Fashion Option has announced a licensing agreement with New York-based company Direct Resourcing for the production of a women's sleepwear and loungewear in the U.S for its Beverly Hills Polo Club brand. » I want to read more and receive info from Beverly Hills Polo Club
Fashion Option has announced a licensing agreement with New York-based company Direct Resourcing for the production of a women's sleepwear and loungewear in the U.S for its Beverly Hills Polo Club brand. » I want to read more and receive info from Direct Resourcing
Fashion Option has announced a licensing agreement with New York-based company Direct Resourcing for the production of a women's sleepwear and loungewear in the U.S for its Beverly Hills Polo Club brand. » I want to read more and receive info from Fashion Option