This didn’t stop me from getting warm. What changed was that the Short-Sleeve Sleepwear Dress didn’t feel heavy or stuck to me when it happened. I could adjust the covers and get comfortable again instead of feeling completely awake.

The side seams stayed straight after washing and the length didn’t change on me. I’m not interested in babying pajamas, so this mattered to me almost as much as the first-night comfort.

The length was a little longer on me than on the model, but still easy to move in. I had enough room to turn over without feeling wrapped up in fabric. I wouldn’t call it fitted; it’s more of an easy sleep fit.

It’s simple, which is exactly what I wanted for everyday sleep. I like the simple short-sleeve shape, but honestly the reason I keep choosing it is that I can forget about what I’m wearing and get on with sleeping.

I wanted a sleep dress with sleeves because I dislike bare shoulders under the air conditioner, but most of mine feel stuffy. The short sleeves gave me enough coverage without making me feel wrapped up. The dress also stayed in place better than my oversized nightshirt. That alone made the Short-Sleeve Sleepwear Dress feel worth trying again the next night.

The best compliment I can give this is that I stopped thinking about my pajamas during the night. The short sleeves gave me enough coverage without making me feel wrapped up. The dress also stayed in place better than my oversized nightshirt. I’d buy another color if the range expands.