Lusomé Eva Night Sweats Sleepshirt, Moisture Wicking, A-Line, 3X
Description
A classic A-line sleepshirt with a V neck, binding finish at the neckline, and slight shaping at the waist. Measures 35 inches from the shoulder and is tagless throughout.
Made with the lighter weight version of Lusomé's Xirotex moisture wicking fabric, which draws perspiration away from the skin and speeds evaporation. Available up to size 3X in Black and Marlin. Fabric composition varies by color, ranging from cotton and polyester blends to micromodal blends with spandex. Machine wash cold, tumble dry on low, iron on low. No fabric softener, no bleach, no dry cleaning.
The A-line cut and length make it easy to wear as a day dress or a swim coverup.
Why It Matters
The Eva is cut to handle both. It reads as a sleepshirt at 2am and as a simple dress at 2pm, so answering the door, sitting on the porch, or letting someone drop off dinner does not require changing clothes you do not have the energy to change.
The fabric is the lighter weight version of what Lusomé builds its sleepwear around, which moves moisture away rather than holding it. Useful for night sweats, and useful in a warm room during a long afternoon.
A classic A-line sleepshirt with a V neck, binding finish at the neckline, and slight shaping at the waist. Measures 35 inches from the shoulder and is tagless throughout.
Made with the lighter weight version of Lusomé's Xirotex moisture wicking fabric, which draws perspiration away from the skin and speeds evaporation. Available up to size 3X in Black and Marlin. Fabric composition varies by color, ranging from cotton and polyester blends to micromodal blends with spandex. Machine wash cold, tumble dry on low, iron on low. No fabric softener, no bleach, no dry cleaning.
The A-line cut and length make it easy to wear as a day dress or a swim coverup.
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