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Safari - so a long and dusty journey in a Land Rover and then the lodge appears and what a fabulous site.....

Many of us love animal prints, not least on our cotton pyjamas…

But what do you know about the animals who stalk through the mysterious jungle depicted on your favourite item of sleepwear?

Have a read....enjoy!

This is a beautiful poem written Victoria Chadwick. This poem is written with Lindsey and her many adventures around the world in mind, I think you'll agree that it evokes the pleasure her wonderful Rowan Charles sleepwear can bring, any time of the year!

Thinking of snuggling up on the sofa for a film night in your silky Indian cotton pajamas?

Well, how about getting into the spirit of India in a new way….try a Bollywood movie!

This made me laugh ....visitors to a safari park have been asked not to wear animal print clothes after concern over a change of behaviour of the animals.
Walking leopard or tiger print might be confusing or frightening for the animals.
Possibly the worst thing to do is limp past the lion or tiger enclosure in a zebra print outfit.

For those of you who love interior decor, the designs inspired by traditional art from India offer a bonanza of colour and patterns to brighten your home.

Rowan Charles’ pyjamas are inspired by the splendour of Indian art and design, which has its roots in thousands of years’ tradition.

With so much on the tv about elections and of course I’m always thinking about pyjamas, not necessarily a pleasant thought, but I started wondering what famous people wear to go to bed?!

I am really amazed at the power of Instagram!
Through a lovely horticultural route I was contacted by a lovely lady who appears on Instagram as Garden Obsessions. Wow! Rowan Charles has gone international! Read this blog to come on this journey to America with us!

I saw this lovely video recently, about a vet who rescues baby elephants and - I kid you not - puts them to bed at night in makeshift pyjamas to comfort them!

It’s a really cute story!

And you know, this cute thing got me thinking about...

OK I confess. I spend more time in my pyjamas than I used to. Lockdown has awakened the sloven in me, and perhaps in more of us than would care to admit it. But why not? It is mere convention to change out of our sleep attire and into ‘day clothes’, and since when has cutting edge fashion followed convention? But Pyjamas as daywear is not such a radical idea.

Night sweats, such a problem for so many of us! They can be part of peri menopause and continue for many years after menopause. They are a complete pain, disruptive of sleep and of course lack of sleep can make you grumpy and make life difficult to cope with. How can we help combat them?