Bagheera the leopard is as poised as she is fearsome, knowing when to quietly sit beside an asoka bush and when to strike. An icon of our best-selling long-sleeve leopard PJ set, she is the perfect companion for a weekend of lounging in bed with a book or curled up under a blanket planning your next creative project.
The Details:
- 32 inch inseam
- Mid-rise with elastic waistband, drawstring and pockets
- 100% cotton poplin with contrast piping details
- Wash on delicate cycle and tumble dry low heat
Made with cotton that gets softer with every wash, this long-sleeve top and long pants matching leopard PJ set comes in a range of colors to suit every style and mood. From serene and calming Blush or Indigo to vibrant and earthy Forest and Scarlet, our breathable and lightweight cotton beckons you to let go of the chaos of every day, sit back and unwind.
FIT & SIZING
For sizing guidance, take a look at our .
Cilene is 5'8" and wears size S, Ronnie is 5'10" and wears size 2X and Brittany is 5'10" and wear a size S.
WHY WE LOVE IT
Like you, we are continually inspired by the natural world around us. Antique paintings of large jungle cats and decorative flora, along with detailed vintage textiles collected over the years by our founder Amy, proved to be the ideal blend for the Bagheera print. The design transports us to the markets of Old Delhi where artisans carefully paint tiny, stylized animals onto vintage postcards, their brushes so fine it almost looks as if they’re painting with air. With these inspirations in mind, we approached our environmentally and socially conscious partners in Jaipur to create the hand-screen printed fabric used to bring Bagheera to life. You can find out more about the process over on .
To ensure that you’re feeling comfy and cozy all year round, whatever that looks like for you, the Bagheera matching leopard PJ set is also available in a . Throw our on top of your PJs for added warmth in the winter or shop for separate pieces in the Bagheera print to customize your wardrobe with the and .
