Iris Leopard Print Pyjama

Meet Iris, a dazzling blue beauty, with a pop of pink leopard! She’s the newest member of our Tilbea sleepwear collection and she’s taking matching sleep sets to a whole new level!

Yes, that’s right…you can wear your favourite Tilbea PJ’s and the little people in your life can match you too. Breakfast just got a whole lot cuter – just imagine the cereal selfie potential.

Made from super soft Organic Cotton, this pyjama set is designed for comfort. Making this, a leopard print pyjama for life, not just Christmas. Bring a little bit of colour to your morning routine, irrelevant of how little sleep you had the night before.

Don’t forget Iris is brilliant at distracting visitors from the bed hair, dribble and baby sick. Let Iris dazzle so you don’t have to.

Source: Tilbea London

Tilbea London is an award-winning maternity wear brand. Nicky and Claire wanted a design brand for maternity wear: functional, without fuss, but following fashion. So they started creating the perfect nursing dress. In October 2018, they were ready to launch Tilbea, with not just one perfect dress, but a whole collection. Tilbea cares about you and your baby's future, so they make responsible choices that are right for you and the planet.

Ethically produced: 80% of the collection is produced in Portugal and 20% in India. The employees receive fair wages and work at normal working hours. Tilbea is transparent about the production locations and also has sufficient images of the location. The factories operate according to sustainable principles. For example, there is a reservoir on site to recycle and filter the used water.

Eco-friendly: Unfortunately, not all Tilbea materials are environmentally friendly, natural or recycled. 75% of the new collection is now made from sustainable materials such as Lenzing EcoVero™, organic cotton or reclaimed material and they want to keep increasing this percentage so that the entire collection will soon consist of sustainable material.

Good cause: Tilbea had an action where 2 pounds per facemask was donated to refugees.