Loungewear
Comfort-first knits — sleepwear and lounge sets built for softness and repeat washing.
Overview
Soft-hand jersey and interlock knits prioritising comfort over structure. Fit is relaxed by design, and fabric choice (modal blends, brushed cotton) drives the hand-feel that makes or breaks the category.
What's actually in the spec.
There's no honest single number to publish here.
Loungewear pricing varies too much by leather grade, hardware and volume for a general range to mean anything. Here's what actually makes up the FOB price, so you can read a quote line by line instead of taking a number on faith.
| Cost component | Share of FOB | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | 50–65% | Yarn, knitting or weaving, dyeing, finishing |
| Trims & accessories | 5–12% | Labels, zips, buttons, thread, elastic, packaging |
| CM (cut & make) | 15–25% | Cutting, sewing, finishing, factory overhead |
| Wash / print / embroidery | 0–15% | Optional decoration — adds up fast |
| Factory margin & compliance | 8–12% | Audits, certifications, testing |
500 pieces per style/colour
100 pieces via Collective Studio (GOTS organic)
10–14 weeks from approved tech pack to ex-factory
What buyers ask about loungewear.
What fabric feels softest for loungewear?
Modal and modal blends generally drape and feel softer than plain cotton jersey, at a modest cost premium — a common upgrade for this category specifically.
Ready to cost your loungewear programme?
Send a reference and a target quantity — we'll come back with construction options, costing and lead-time the same day.