Muslin pajama set with tie
Muslin pajama set with tie
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Muslin pajama set with tie
This pajama is sure to meet the expectations of discerning women. Designed in a Japanese style, it consists of a kimono top and wide, long pants, which provide full freedom of movement and comfort while sleeping. The muslin material of which the pajamas are made is extremely soft to the touch and provides a pleasant feeling of softness and lightness on the skin. The pajamas are also very breathable, providing comfortable sleeping conditions on warmer days.
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Customer Reviews
I am in my 7th month of pregnancy, I ordered M and the fit is perfect. My height is 160cm, the sleeve and pant length are a bit too long, but I will shorten them after giving birth. It's great!
I would like to only wear this ❤️ now.
fantastic outfit around the house
It's a shame that two weeks passed before the package arrived.
Having 175cm height, I ordered M and now I regret it because I would have preferred a more oversize effect, take that into consideration girls. Besides that, the material is great.
Size chart
To ensure the best fit for your underwear, take accurate measurements of your bust circumference, underbust circumference, waist circumference, and hip circumference. Here's how:
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Underbust Circumference: Measure around your ribcage just under your bust, wearing a soft bra or nothing. Subtract approximately 2 inches from the result, as the bra band is elastic and stretches when worn.
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Bust Circumference: Wearing a soft bra or nothing, measure around the fullest part of your bust. If you have larger or saggy breasts, bend forward slightly.
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Waist Circumference: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist (above your navel) while standing straight and not holding your breath.
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Hip Circumference: Measure around the widest part of your hips, either at the level of the widest part of your buttocks or the front upper iliac spines.
