Sexy Nighties and Chemises

A camisón sexy has to solve two things at the same time that do not always go together: looking good and allowing you to sleep. Most of those that end up saved fail in the second time, due to a strap that digs in, a lace that scratches at the seam or a fabric that does not breathe. Choosing well is above all a question of length, fabric and how it is finished on the inside.

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The lengths and what each one contributes

Fabrics and how they are noticed

Satin is the most common because it has drape and shine, is cool to the touch and does not mark too much. Modal and viscose blends are the most comfortable for actual sleep, because they breathe and don't generate static electricity. Chiffon and tulle are the lightest and most transparent, designed more for effect than for spending the night. And the lace provides detail, although it is worth checking where it is placed.

That is the point that decides comfort: a lace over the chest seam or under the arm becomes scratchy after a while. The models with lace on the neckline and hem, and with the bodice in smooth fabric, are the ones that best combine appearance and rest.

Straps, neckline and fit

Look for adjustable straps. It's the difference between a nightgown that fits your torso well and one that falls off your shoulder all night, and in long garments the weight of the fabric makes it more evident. A V or wrap neckline flatters most silhouettes; A body with a structured cup provides support and avoids having to wear a bra underneath.

Regarding the size, measure chest, waist and hips and compare with the table of the specific garment. For long nightgowns, also check the total length, because it is the measurement that varies the most between brands.

Nightgown or babydoll

The difference is cutting. The babydoll fits under the chest and falls loosely from there, so it does not rub against the abdomen and is very comfortable. The nightgown follows the line of the body more continuously and gives a more defined silhouette. If you're looking for sleeping comfort, the babydoll usually wins; If you are looking for a silhouette, the nightgown. The full range is at Babydolls Nightwear.

Care and duration

Hand wash in cold water or machine wash in a mesh bag on a delicate program. Without fabric softener or dryer, which leave the satin matte and destroy the elasticity of the lace. Dried in the shade and hung on a wide hanger so that the shoulders do not stand out. If you need to iron, minimum temperature and always inside out. Exclusive sale for people over 18 years of age.

Discreet shipping from Lace & Luna

Orders arrive in plain, unbranded packaging, with no reference to the contents on the outside, and the bank charge is just as discreet. Details are at embalaje discreto. We are a family store and in evening wear we look at where the seams go before the photo.

Nightgown or babydoll

The nightgown falls straight from the shoulders and follows the line of the body, so it works just as well for sleeping as it does for a specific night. The babydoll fits under the chest and falls loosely from there, which creates volume and hides the waist, and is more of an occasion item than a lounge item.

If the idea is a single garment that can do both, the stretch knit or satin nightgown with adjustable straps is the most versatile option in the category.

Which fabric for which temperature

Satin and silk are cool to the touch and are appreciated in summer, although they do not absorb moisture. Modal and cotton with elastane are the most comfortable for real sleep, because they breathe. Mesh and lace are occasion wear and not leisure wear, because they rub when you turn.

For winter, viscose knit with sleeves is what best combines warmth and drape, and avoids the classic problem of a thin nightgown, which is ending up covered with a blanket after ten minutes.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between nightgown and babydoll?

The babydoll fits under the chest and falls loosely from there. The nightgown follows the line of the body more continuously and defines the silhouette more.

Which fabric is best for sleeping?

Modal and viscose blends, because they breathe. The satin is fresh and drapes well, and the chiffon is designed more for effect than for the night.

How do I stop it from scratching the lace?

Choosing models with lace on the neckline and hem, and the body in smooth fabric. The lace on the seams of the chest or armpit is what bothers you.

Do I need a bra underneath?

Not if the nightgown has a structured cup. No cup, adjustable straps and a good neckline are usually sufficient for home use.

How do you wash it?

By hand with cold water or in a mesh bag on a delicate program, without fabric softener or dryer, drying in the shade on a wide hanger.