16mm Cropped Pajamas | Contrast-Piped Collar

This 16mm Cropped Pajamas design is defined by contrast piping tracing the notch collar, button placket, chest welt pocket, sleeve cuffs, and pant hems, making the shirt front the clear visual focus instead of lace or print. The 9-point sleeves and cropped straight-leg pants keep the silhouette lighter and shorter than a full-length long pajama. It suits women who want a classic collared pajama with cleaner structure and a lighter tailored finish. 

Best for

• Buyers who want a cleaner collared pajama without lace, print, or heavier embellishment
• Women who prefer a lighter long-pant set than a full-length classic pajama
• Travel stays, quiet evenings at home, or gifting when a polished matching set feels more refined than basic loungewear
• Those who like contrast detail concentrated at the collar, placket, pocket, cuffs, and hems

Product Details

• 100% mulberry silk
• 16mm silk weight
• Two-piece set with one long-sleeve top and one pair of pants
• Notch collar with contrast piping
• Button-front shirt
• Left chest welt pocket
• 9-point sleeves
• Cropped 9-point straight-leg pants
• Available in Champagne Beige and Green
• Sizes shown: M, L, XL, XXL 

Size Guide (Unit: Inches)

Top

M — Length 24.1 | Chest 39.4 | Shoulder Width 14.8

L — Length 25.0 | Chest 41.0 | Shoulder Width 15.4

XL — Length 26.0 | Chest 42.6 | Shoulder Width 16.0

XXL — Length 27.0 | Chest 44.1 | Shoulder Width 16.6

Pants

M — Pant Length 33.9 | Hem Width 15.4 | Waist 23.7–39.4

L — Pant Length 35.1 | Hem Width 16.2 | Waist 25.2–41.0

XL — Pant Length 36.3 | Hem Width 17.0 | Waist 26.8–42.6

XXL — Pant Length 37.4 | Hem Width 17.8 | Waist 27.6–44.1

The source image labels the second pant measure unclearly; based on the values and layout, it appears to be the pant hem width. 

FAQ

Does the cropped length make this feel less formal than a full-length pajama set?

Yes. The shorter sleeve and pant proportions make it feel lighter and easier than a full-length classic pajama, while the piped collar and pocket still keep it structured. 

Is the pocket mainly decorative, or part of the design language?

It is both functional and visual. Because the pocket is outlined in the same piping as the collar and placket, it is one of the key features that ties the shirt front together. 

Will this suit someone who wants a tailored look without heavy detailing?

Yes. This style stays clean and controlled, so the interest comes from proportion and piping rather than from lace, ruffles, or print. 

Are the pants wide or more straight through the leg?

They read as straight and relaxed rather than wide, which helps the cropped length look neat instead of loose. 

Care

For best results, see our Silk Care Guide.