MUJI Labo Indian Handwoven Pyjamas

Wool and cashmere products collected from factories in the Bishu region of Japan, along with offcuts from the production process, are broken down and re-spun to create this woven yarn. The double-faced fabric is unlined for lightweight comfort.

Washi paper is made from lightweight fibres, characterised by its light texture. The cotton is organic.

This warm knit includes yak hair grown at high altitudes, where it is very cold. The wool blend is soft and comfortable to wear.

This comfortable fabric combines the suppleness of extra-long cotton with the smooth feel of cashmere.

Made from eucalyptus trees, lyocell and silk have high moisture absorption and desorption properties, creating a smooth and soft feel.

Using raised fabric on the skin surface, this shirt provides warmth and softness. The cotton is organic.

Cashmere from the Eastern Mongolian plateau, finished without dyeing or bleaching, is characterised by the cashmere's softness and fine texture.

The fabric is handwoven by people in the Kolkata area of West Bengal, India. The unique characteristics of this handmade work include the varying thickness of the threads, natural unevenness and the distinct look of each piece. The cotton is organic.