What she says in the quiet hour.

The white is what made me hesitate, so I am glad it turned out thick enough to wear without a camisole underneath. The black zigzag stitching along the collar and cuffs is the part I keep noticing — at a glance it reads as a plain trim. Hand washed once, dried flat, and the collar still holds its shape.

The green is richer in person than on screen. At 22-momme it feels heavier than a thin sleep mask, which is exactly what makes it actually block the light. The strap is elastic but not tight, and after a few weeks it has not stretched out.

I fly often and this is the first mask that does not leave a dent across my face when I land. Twilight Sea is a soft, slightly grey blue — it does not look like the ones airlines hand out. The strap is elastic and the whole thing folds flat into the pouch.

The short-sleeve set is exactly what I wanted for summer. The peach colour is soft without being sugary, and the tap pants sit comfortably without digging in at the waist.

The green shifts with the light — deeper at night, softer in the morning. The robe is the piece I reach for most, light enough to layer over and it stays put on the shoulders. The chemise is thinner than the robe, which I did not expect, but it is fine under a duvet.

Ordered the lake green and wore it the same evening it arrived. The silk sits close without clinging — cool on the skin, no static. Lighter than the photos suggest, which I actually prefer.