Two silk pajama bottoms, one packing decision
When you're deciding what sleepwear to pack, the choice between a long silk pant and a short often comes down to where you're going and how you'll use it. Fleur du Mal's Bedroom to Boardroom Pant and Pajama Short are both 100% silk, but they differ in coverage, details, and care. Here's what the product records actually tell you, so you can pack with confidence.
Key differences at a glance
- Bedroom to Boardroom Pant: Bedroom to Boardroom Pant: 100% silk pajama pant with contrast back seam piping, front pockets, and a flat front waistband with elastic in back. The long pant offers full leg coverage and functional pockets, which can be useful for travel days or cooler rooms.
Bedroom to Boardroom Pant - Pajama Short: Pajama Short: 100% silk pajama short with white trim piping, designed to pair with the matching Short Sleeve Fleur PJ Top. The short provides a lighter, more revealing option for warm climates or shared spaces where less fabric is preferred.
Pajama Short
Coverage and warmth: what each piece suits
The Bedroom to Boardroom Pant covers the full leg, making it a practical choice for cooler destinations, air-conditioned hotel rooms, or if you prefer more coverage while lounging. Its front pockets add a casual, functional touch that's rare in sleepwear. The Pajama Short, by contrast, leaves legs bare, so it's better suited to warm weather or if you run hot at night. Neither product record specifies fabric weight or warmth, so if you're sensitive to temperature, consider how you typically sleep.
Sizing evidence: what we know and what we don't
The Bedroom to Boardroom Pant record notes that the model is 5'8" and wearing a size Small. The Pajama Short record only states the model is wearing a size Small, without height. Available variants for the Pant include black in size M (from the supplied evidence), while the Short is available in black sizes XS, M, and L. The records don't provide a size chart or fit notes beyond this, so use the available size options and the model information as a starting point. If you're between sizes, the elastic back on the Pant may offer some flexibility, but the Short's fit isn't detailed.
Care that travels well
Both pieces are 100% silk and share similar care instructions: dry clean, or hand wash cold and lay flat to dry. For travel, hand washing cold in a sink and laying flat to dry is feasible if you have time and space. However, silk requires gentle handling, and the records don't specify drying time or whether the fabric wrinkles easily. If you're packing for a short trip and want low-maintenance care, dry cleaning may be simpler, but that depends on access to a cleaner. Neither piece is described as machine-washable, so plan accordingly.
Packing scenario: which to choose
For a business trip where you might wear the pajama top with the pant for a polished loungewear look, the Bedroom to Boardroom Pant's full coverage and pockets make it a versatile choice. The Pajama Short is better for a warm-weather getaway or if you prefer minimal sleepwear. If you're packing light, consider that the Short takes up less space, but the Pant offers more warmth and coverage. The records don't include fabric thickness or packability details, so weigh these factors against your itinerary.
Product facts for your decision
- Bedroom to Boardroom Pant: Bedroom to Boardroom Pant: 100% silk; dry clean or hand wash cold and lay flat to dry. Confirms the care routine you'll need to plan for while traveling.
- Pajama Short: Pajama Short: 100% silk; dry clean or hand wash close and lay flat to dry. Shows the Short has similar care requirements, so neither is lower-maintenance in this respect.
