Pyjamas for hot sleepers.

Hot girl summer. Except it's 3am and nobody asked for it.

Night sweats. Hot flushes. Waking up at 3am convinced someone turned the heating on in July.

Whether you're in perimenopause or menopause, your body has decided sleep is optional. We disagree.

Kip & Boo bamboo pyjamas are designed for hot sleepers. They're breathable, temperature regulating and moisture-wicking, which is a fancy way of saying they cool you down fast and don’t leave you lying in a damp patch wondering where it all went wrong.

They're also OEKO-TEX certified, independently tested and free from nasties, so they’re kind to skin that’s suddenly decided to have opinions about everything it touches.

Oh, and they’re beautiful. Exclusively designed with Australian artists, because just because your hormones are misbehaving doesn’t mean your pyjamas have to.

Perimenopause and menopause are a lot. Your pyjamas should be the easy part.

FAQ section

Do bamboo pyjamas actually help with night sweats? 

Yes, genuinely. Bamboo is naturally thermoregulating and moisture-wicking, meaning it pulls heat and sweat away from your skin instead of trapping it like synthetic fabrics do. It won’t fix your hormones, but it will absolutely improve your sleep.

What is the best sleepwear for perimenopause in Australia? 

Natural, breathable fabrics are your best option. Bamboo sleepwear is widely recommended because it regulates temperature, wicks moisture and is gentle on sensitive skin. Avoid polyester and nylon. They trap heat and make night sweats worse.

What about merino wool for night sweats?

Some brands push merino, but wool can feel warm and heavy. Many women find it irritating on skin that’s become more sensitive during perimenopause. Bamboo is lighter, softer and more breathable, especially for Australian conditions.

Is bamboo safe for sensitive perimenopause skin? 

Every Kip & Boo piece is OEKO-TEX certified, independently tested and free from harmful chemicals. If your skin has suddenly become reactive, bamboo is a much gentler option.

What style works best for hot flushes? 

Loose, breathable styles work best. Bamboo nighties are a popular choice because they allow airflow and don’t cling. If you prefer separates, a lightweight pyjama set gives you flexibility to adjust during the night.