Behind the ladder

We make sleepwear. The part we spend most of our time on is not the sewing, it is the sorting.

What we actually do

Just Love makes everyday sleepwear and loungewear: pyjama sets, nightgowns, robes, scrub sets, one piece pyjamas, thermals, leggings, lounge dresses, and the same shapes cut for girls. Nothing here is ceremonial. It is what people put on at nine in the evening and take off at seven in the morning.

This catalogue holds 286 pieces across nine shelves, priced from $9.49 to $54.99. That is the whole range, not a selection from it.

Why the ladder exists

Sleepwear is normally filed by shape, and shape is the thing that matters least. A pyjama set can be summer jersey or winter fleece and the photograph looks identical. So we file by weight first: four rungs, from Light up to Warmest, assigned from what the fabric specification says rather than from how a piece looks.

The rungs come out uneven, and we leave them uneven. 143 pieces are Light and 15 are Midweight. Seven pieces carry no readable fabric detail and sit on a shelf without a rung. Rounding any of that off would make the ladder tidier and stop it meaning anything.

Where the buying happens

We sell through a large retail marketplace rather than running a till of our own. Every piece here links out to its listing there, and the listing is where the basket, the card details, the delivery estimate and the returns window live.

That split is worth knowing before you write to us, because it decides what we can help with. Cloth, weight, measurements and which rung a piece sits on: ours. Where a parcel is today: not ours, and not visible to us.

What we publish

Measurement charts for 240 of the 286 pieces, in inches, taken from the garment. Rung, shelf, colorway and the fabric line where the maker states one. Ratings and rating counts as they stand at the listing. Where a number is missing we leave the row out rather than filling it in.