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    Experience ultimate comfort with our unisex Tencel pajama set, designed for effortless wear in and out of the bedroom. 

    • Made from 100% Tencel, it’s soft, breathable, and sustainable.
    • The oversized top features a relaxed fit with a chest pocket.
    • Handcrafted in Portugal by experts since 1967, it blends quality and tradition.

     

     

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    FAQs about Bedding

    Do sleep masks actually help you sleep?

    Sleep masks help when light is the reason you're not sleeping well, which is more common than people think. Even small amounts of light from a streetlamp, a partner's phone, or a charging cable suppress melatonin production and break the deep-sleep cycle. A well-fitted mask removes the light without disturbing the head, and for many sleepers that's the single biggest upgrade after a quality pillow.

    What makes a premium sleep mask?

    A premium sleep mask uses a soft, breathable fabric on the side that touches the skin — Tencel is the upgrade from cotton, with a smoother fiber that reduces friction against eyelashes, skin, and hair. A structured shape keeps the mask lifted off the eyelids so there's no pressure on the eyes while you sleep. And an adjustable strap holds firm through the night without pulling hair or leaving marks.

    Cheap masks fail on at least one of these: the fabric scratches or traps heat, the shape squashes the eyes, or the strap slips by 3am. Tencel's moisture-wicking properties also keep the skin-contact side cool and dry — cotton absorbs and holds, Tencel moves it away. The mask should disappear the moment you put it on.

    What is the best material for a sleep mask?

    Tencel is the practical upgrade from cotton: softer against skin, naturally breathable, and machine washable without special care. Silk is the alternative for sleepers who want the smoothest possible feel or who have skin sensitivities; it costs more and needs more careful washing. Our sleep masks use the same Tencel that goes into our pillowcases and sheets, finished without harsh softeners that would break down the fibre with regular washing.

    How do I clean a sleep mask?

    Wash the mask weekly or every two weeks, depending on use. Hand wash or use a delicate machine cycle at 30 degrees Celsius with a mild detergent.

    Skip fabric softener, which can leave residue near the eyes. Air dry, do not tumble dry, since the strap elastic can degrade with heat. With weekly washing, a quality mask lasts two years or more.

    What size is a sleep mask?

    Sleep masks are typically sized to fit adult heads with an adjustable strap. Most fit head circumferences from about 50 to 60 cm.

    The shape is what matters more than the size: contoured (concave) masks leave room for the eyes to blink and move during REM sleep, while flat masks press on the eyelids and can cause discomfort. Ours are shaped, not flat.

    Are sleep masks worth using if I sleep in a dark room?

    A mask still adds value in a dark room: it blocks the small light sources you don't notice (clocks, chargers, the gap under the door) and creates a complete dark environment that supports deeper sleep cycles. It also becomes essential when travelling, on flights, or for daytime naps. The investment is small and the upside compounds across years of better sleep.

    Sleep Masks, Made in Portugal

    A sleep mask removes the one thing nobody can negotiate with: light. Even a small amount of it tells your brain it isn't fully nighttime. A good mask makes that go away without you having to think about it.

    Ours are made in soft Portuguese Tencel, in four colourways, with a shaped contour that doesn't press on the eyelids. €30. Adjustable strap that holds firm without pulling hair. Washable on a delicate cycle, every week, for years.

    The Tencel is woven at Lintexport in Portugal, the same mill we've been running since 1967. The same fabric that goes into our sleep masks goes into our sleepwear. Long-staple Tencel, finished without softeners that would dull the feel after the first wash.

    A €30 sleep mask used three or four nights a week for two years works out at fractions of a cent per night. The cheap alternative scratches the skin, slips during the night, or compresses after a few washes. The mask that disappears once you put it on is the one worth keeping.

    Made in Portugal, since 1967. The dark, on demand.

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