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The Chelsea Peers Polka Dot Zebra Print Long Pyjama Set is ideal for adults seeking a blend of playful aesthetics and reliable loungewear comfort. Featuring a bold combination of zebra motifs and polka dots on a navy base, this set offers a classic button-up silhouette suitable for relaxation; however, as it is crafted from polyester, it may feel less breathable than natural fibers for those who tend to sleep very warm.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Polyester |
| Pattern | Polka Dot |
| Dress Size UK | 28 |
| Model Part Number | X9KYF |
| Brand | Chelsea Peers |
This set is crafted from polyester, chosen for its durability and smooth texture.
The trousers feature an elasticated waistband for a comfortable fit; please check the garment interior for specific closure details.
Yes, it is machine washable, but we recommend using a gentle cycle and cool water to maintain the fabric's quality.
Yes, the trousers are designed as a full-length style, providing complete coverage.
This specific variant is a UK size 28, though the Chelsea Peers range includes various other sizes.
Avoid high-heat drying, as excessive heat can degrade the elastic fibers over time.
Wash the set inside-out within a laundry mesh bag to prevent the trim from snagging on other items in the machine.
To keep your Chelsea Peers pyjamas in peak condition, machine wash them in cool water with similar colors. Avoid harsh bleaching agents to prevent fading of the lime green polka dots and the deep navy base. Due to the polyester material, the set is generally resistant to shrinking; however, it is recommended to hang-dry or use a low-heat setting in the dryer to preserve the elasticity of the waistband and the integrity of the fabric finish.
