LunaLull began with one belief: Great sleep needs great sleepwear. We mix moonlit calm with ultra-soft fabrics to turn bedtime into a gentle ritual.
Each piece of LunaLull is made of high-quality materials, breathable, durable and soft. No harsh chemicals, kind to your skin.
More than sleepwear, we make rest easier. Designed for all bodies, seasons, and relaxation moments – everyone deserves cozy, peaceful sleep.
LunaLull Sleep’s roots lie in a simple observation: the moon’s soft glow has a unique way of slowing the mind, easing tension, and signaling to the body that it’s time to rest. Our founder, a former sleep wellness coach, noticed that many people struggled to transition from the chaos of daily life to a state of relaxation—even before getting into bed.
This insight sparked the idea to create sleepwear that doesn’t just feel comfortable, but feels like a physical extension of that moonlight calm. Every design choice, from the muted color palettes (inspired by dusk, moonlight, and dawn) to the gentle fabric textures (chosen to mimic the softness of night air), is intentional. We avoid loud prints or scratchy details because we believe sleepwear should be a “quiet companion”—something that fades into the background, letting your mind and body focus on unwinding.
For LunaLull Sleep, “comfort” isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a promise that touches every part of our process, from material sourcing to sizing. We source only certified fabrics: our mulberry silk is ethically harvested (supporting fair-wage practices for farmers), our organic cotton is GOTS-certified (grown without harmful pesticides that harm soil and workers), and our fleece is made from recycled polyester (reducing plastic waste in landfills).
But we don’t stop at sustainable materials—we also ensure our sleepwear works for everyone. Our sizing ranges from XS to 4XL, with thoughtful adjustments like stretchy waistbands (for post-meal or pregnancy comfort), adjustable straps (for different body heights), and tagless labels (to avoid irritation for sensitive skin). We also test every style with real sleepers: a side sleeper helped us tweak the armholes of our nightgowns to prevent bunching, while a hot sleeper guided us to add moisture-wicking panels to our thermal sets.
