Indian pyjama

Bunaai, is an Indian label I recently came across and oh my, they don’t fail to impress. What caught my eye at first, was their price point. I found the clothes so reasonably priced and offering some very good quality. They host a number of products and you can take a look at their menu to learn more. But, today this blog post is going to be all about their nightwear. The reason I chose to write about their night wear is because of two reasons, it’s Indian and they are co-ords. Coordinate sets have been bustling in the fashion industry for a while now and nearly everyone owns a pair in 2023. But, what makes these co-ords unique is their motif prints and price points.

Pajamas are all about comfort and most women would agree when I say that. But pajamas, aren’t always inexpensive. They come at a cost. Sometimes not a very cheap one. So, finding a balance is often hard in the world of loungewear. Being Indian; home is all about chores, running errands and quite literally running around. And for all of this, you cannot practically wear what your favorite influencers are wearing. Which is usually, a pretty satin printed PJ, but… is that really what you desire in Mumbai heat?

So, to avoid all the trouble you have to go through to find a brand that accommodates your needs, here’s a number of great Indian PJ sets that scream “comfort”! A thing to keep in mind is also, that they offer good sizing options. But Bunaai, is not a hidden label and a number of people shop from this label. So if it is something you want to be wearing soon, make sure to grab onto those sizes while you can, since they run out quite fast. Another plus point is the freedom to style these pieces. I love that they look so pretty that they can ever be worn to the supermarket. In warm summers; this is all you will desire.

Here’s my favorites from Bunaai, but do not forget to check out their dresses as well. The recent TV show on Zee5, The Pitchers, which has been breaking box office records, starring Ridhi Dogra has been wearing none other than Bunaai.