The 12 best men's pajamas in 2025

Eberjey is an elevated pajama brand that began as a place for comfortable lingerie, but has since expanded into men's loungewear. The Giselle PJ set was their first claim to fame for its super soft TENCEL Modal cotton blend, so Eberjey created its male counterpart in the form of the William set. 

The William features a classic piping trim button-down top and pants with a functional fly closure and back pocket. It comes in eight solid colorways or two printed patterns, and should you want to add a personal touch as a gift, the top can be monogrammed with up to six characters.

Shop all men's pajamas at Eberjey here. 

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Quince offers machine washable 100% Mulberry silk pajamas at prices that undercut competitors, thanks to their direct-to-consumer business model. They're dyed in facilities that are free of hazardous chemicals, with building efficiency standards meant to minimize the waste of water and energy. You can see the care Quince takes towards sustainability for yourself when these hypoallergenic silk pajamas show up at your door in minimal, recyclable packaging.

Shop all men's loungewear and pajamas at Quince here. 

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Saxx is best known for its men's underwear, specifically its patented Ballpark Pouch to keep things in place, but the brand also offers an array of loungewear and sleepwear.

Outfitted with the underwear brand's patented BallPark Pouch, the DropTemp Cooling Sleep Pants use ventilated fabric best suited for hot sleepers. 

Similar to the brand's underwear, the Sleepwalker bottoms also have the Ballpark Pouch. That means if you want to go commando, you can still keep everything in place. The Snooze pants are roomier than the Sleepwalker and have a drawstring waist and slightly tapered legs, but do not feature the Ballpark Pouch.

Shop all sleepwear at Saxx here.

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Tommy John is another underwear brand that has transitioned into all things apparel, including pajamas.

As one of Insider Reviews' most recommended underwear brands (and my own personal favorite), Tommy John succeeds at using different materials for different comfort needs. From traditional cotton blends to the brand's proprietary Second Skin fabric made from a silky smooth modal, these PJs are designed to fit your preferences.

Tommy John's products are expensive, but they're well worth it. It's one of the few brands that I've continued to spend my own money on after receiving sample products for test purposes. — Amir Ismael, style editor, Insider Reviews

Shop all men's pajamas at Tommy John here.  

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Hanes began as a North Carolina mill operation in 1901 that produced men's and children's socks. These days, it's owned by Sara Lee Corporation (yes, the dessert company), and continues to make sturdy, utilitarian basics. While best known for underwear, Hanes also makes classic cotton pajamas for the budget-conscious, among other sleepwear options.

The Hanes 100% Cotton Flannel Plaid Pajama Top and Pet Set is an old-school two-piece sleep set made from brushed cotton flannel. The four-button top has a classic Buffalo check print and breast pocket. The bottoms feature an adjustable, two-button-waistband and a fully functional button fly. 

Hanes also makes a lighter-weight traditional pajama bottoms combo. Their Plain Weave 2-Piece Pajama Set is breathable and soft (but not plush) and best for spring and summer. These may be too light for northern winters, unless you prefer to sleep cooler year-round.

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Founded in 1912 in Freeport, Maine, L.L.Bean is a more-than-a-century-old heritage brand that helped popularize flannel pajamas.

Among the brand's pajama options are the popular Scotch Plaid Pajamas. Made from flannel produced in Portugal, the soft, plush 100% brushed cotton PJs are warm without being stifling and are generously cut for ease of movement while you sleep. I had a pair of flannel pajamas for nearly a decade that continued to look good year after year — no rips or tears, and the colors didn't fade. 

If you're looking for something less traditional, L.L.Bean makes the Comfort Stretch Woven Sleep Pants, which are made from soft cotton poplin and a hint of spandex.

Shop all men's pajamas at L.L.Bean here. 

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The vibrant patterns from Printfresh are hard to miss when browsing the best men's pajamas. This brand is featured in post after post from lifestyle influencers who demonstrate how getting dressed for bedtime is just another opportunity for self expression. Our team has tried their high-end pajama sets and robes and can confirm that their comfort matches their personality. 

Printfresh offers many inclusive options that are very clearly made to provide comfort to those of all shapes and sizes. Their men's pajamas come in sizes XS to 3X and feature fun animal themes for those who like their sleepwear to match their mood. 

Read our full Printfresh review.

Shop all men's pajamas at Printfresh here.

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Dagsmejan uses natural fibers like wool and eco-friendly fabrics derived from eucalyptus to produce sleepwear geared towards how individuals sleep—hot, cold, or somewhere in-between with the promise of a better night's sleep. Its fabrics are custom-made, requiring the "most advanced knitters" only found in Europe, according to Dagsmejan's co-founder Andreas Lenzhofer.

For the Stay Warm collection, Dagsmejan took an already great insulator, merino wool, and combined it with Tencel, made from eucalyptus tree pulp, to create a product that's great at keeping you warm without being bulky. They are really light, yet provide a lot of warmth.

The company also has a line of cooling sleepwear called Stay Cool that's more breathable than cotton and better at wicking away moisture, as well as a Balance collection that helps maintain your body temperature throughout the night.

Shop all men's pajamas at Dagsmejan here. 

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Jambys are a step up from the default sleeping uniform of old boxer shorts and holey, stained T-shirts. Their gender-inclusive boxer-style shorts have pockets and are made of soft, breathable modal French terry. The matching JamTees allow for plenty of ventilation so you don't feel constricted while you sleep.

It's the subtle details that make Jambys make some of the best men's pajamas, but their neutral style can suit anyone.

Read our full Jambys pajamas review.

Shop all Jambys pajamas here. 

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MeUndies is best known for its fun, colorful, and size- and gender-inclusive underwear, but its collection of pajamas boasts all the same features. Available in long-sleeve and short-sleeve options, MeUndies pajamas are all made from an incredibly soft Modal material, sourced from beechwood fibers spun in a facility using dyes with low environmental impact.

Whether you're interested in classic solids, a plaid or tartan pattern, or a vibrant all-over print, you'll find something you like — and you can get matching sets for all genders if you want to match your family and friends.

MeUndies also makes comfortable lounge pants and joggers that can double as sleepwear. — Amir Ismael, style editor, Insider Reviews

Read our full MeUndies loungewear review.

Shop all MeUndies loungewear here. 

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Cariloha is a Utah-based sleepwear and bedding company that prioritizes sustainability in all of its products by using renewable, pesticide-free materials like bamboo and organic cotton.

Cariloha's men's Sleep Pants are made from both bamboo and organic cotton and have a very soft feel. They have an elasticized drawstring waistband but don't have a working fly. Instead, you'll find three decorative buttons down the front. They're also wide through the leg and pool a bit at the ankle. The roominess is welcome when it's time for bed since they don't cling to the body. I found them very breathable, stretchy, and easy to sleep in.

Other great items to wear are the Sleep Crew Shirt and the Sleep Shorts, which both have a similarly loose and roomy fit for comfort.

Shop all men's sleepwear at Cariloha here.

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Regardless of your budget or the style of pajamas you're interested in, they should always be comfortable. When it comes to pajamas, comfort is based on many factors, including the material and the fit.

If your idea of comfort is to be lightweight and cool for sweat-free sleeping, you'll want to choose airy, breathable materials. If you're looking for warmth and coziness, you'll want to go for heavier materials like flannel.

Style is also another consideration when shopping for pajamas. Many brands offer unique seasonal designs, so you can dress for the holiday season or even coordinate matching sets with your family.