The Belmont Pajamas are made from a light, woven blend of 70% cotton and 30% Tencel. Cotton keeps them breathable and familiar against the skin, while Tencel adds the smooth, fluid drape that gives the set its relaxed, pulled-together look. The weave is airy rather than heavy, so the fabric moves with you instead of clinging.

They're cut in a modern relaxed fit, so you get room to move without the set looking oversized. The top follows a classic button-front silhouette with button wrist cuffs, and the pants sit at the waist with an elastic drawstring for an easy, adjustable fit. Most people find their usual size is right, and if you're between sizes or prefer a roomier drape, size up.

The biggest difference is woven versus knit. The Belmont set is a woven cotton and Tencel fabric, so it's crisp, airy, and structured, with a flowy drape and the tailored look of classic hotel pajamas. The Bamboo Stretch-Knit set is a knit made from 95% bamboo viscose and 5% spandex, so it's buttery-soft and stretchy with a fluid, second-skin feel. Choose Belmont if you love a light, breathable weave and a more polished, put-together look, and choose the Bamboo Stretch-Knit set if softness, stretch, and temperature regulation are what you reach for at night. Both are cut in a relaxed, flattering silhouette, so it really comes down to the hand feel you prefer.

Yes. The weave is intentionally light and airy, which lets air move through the fabric instead of trapping heat against you. If you run especially warm at night, the Bamboo Stretch-Knit Pajamas are worth a look as well, since bamboo viscose is naturally temperature-regulating and moisture-wicking.

Like most woven fabrics, they can soften into a few natural creases, which is part of the lived-in charm of a classic pajama. Removing them from the dryer right away and giving them a quick shake keeps them looking smooth, and a cool iron will take care of anything stubborn.