Custom Pajamas Manufacturer – All-Over Print Silk-Touch Sleepwear Sets with Photos, 1 pc MOQ

Custom Pajamas and All-Over Print Sleepwear Sets

Yichico is a custom pajama manufacturer printing sleepwear sets to order — all-over print, cut-out photo layouts and repeat patterns — for couples, families, wedding parties, teams, brand gifting and the Christmas and New Year season. You choose the set, the sleeve and trouser length, and the colour; send a design or a photograph, and we return an effect preview before anything is printed. A one-piece minimum, samples in 1-3 days and production in 2-10 days apply across the whole range, so a single gift set and a 500-set corporate order run through the same process.

Sleepwear is the one garment that is worn for eight hours at a time and then washed more aggressively than anything else in a wardrobe. That single fact decides which of the questions on this page actually matter: not the pattern, but whether the fabric stays smooth against the skin at hour seven, and whether the print is still intact after the twentieth hot wash.

What the Set Includes

The set is a top and a trouser, ordered together — which is worth stating because most sleepwear is bought as a set and then replaced piece by piece, and a custom set cannot be reordered piece by piece once the design is retired.

Top. Long sleeve or short sleeve, cut boxy rather than shaped through the waist, with a shoulder line that is set wider than a shirt so the garment does not bind when the wearer lies on it.

Trouser. Long or short, on its own chart, with an elasticated waistband and a cut that stays in place overnight. Trouser length is charted separately from top length precisely because the comfortable length for one is not the comfortable length for the other.

Unisex by grading, not by product line. The same set is supplied as a men’s fit and a women’s fit. The construction is identical; the shoulder, chest and waist grading is not. That is what makes a couples set, a parent-and-child set and a family order possible from one design and one artwork file.

Silk-Touch Polyester and What It Means in Practice

The standard fabric is 100% polyester, finished with a silk-touch hand — the smooth, slightly cool surface that most buyers associate with the word sleepwear, and the reason a printed design reads sharply on this fabric rather than sinking into it.

What the fabric actually delivers is four things. Smooth drape — it hangs and folds rather than creasing, so a garment worn in bed still looks presentable at breakfast. Moisture movement — polyester wicks rather than absorbs, which keeps the surface from feeling damp. Colour retention — the same property that makes it the best surface for printing also means the colour does not go flat after repeated washing. Shape retention — it does not stretch out at the knee, the shoulder or the waistband.

Two variants extend the line. Milk-silk is the softer, denser hand, chosen when the set is a gift and the first impression is the point. Cotton-viscose lines are available for buyers who want a natural fibre against the skin — on those lines allow 3-5 cm of shrinkage on the first wash and order a size up if a loose fit is wanted.

The fabric behaviour also explains a limitation worth knowing: on a polyester set the print sits on a smooth surface with almost no fibre loft, so a design has to be supplied at reasonable resolution. A low-resolution photograph will be reproduced exactly as supplied, blur included. Send the highest-resolution file available and the preview will show what production will deliver.

All-Over Print Against a Cut-Out Photo Layout

All-over print runs the artwork across the whole garment — top and trouser, front and back, over the seams — so the pattern is continuous rather than framed. This is the route for stripes, patterns, repeat motifs, team colours and brand designs.

Cut-out photo layout is the route for a photograph. The subject is cut out from its background, cleaned up and re-laid onto the garment so it reads as placed on the fabric rather than pasted on as a rectangle. Head and facial detail can be adjusted, the subject can be scaled to the position wanted, and the same cut-out can be repeated across the set or combined with lettering.

Mixed layouts — a photographic element on the front panel, an all-over pattern on the trousers, a name or date on the sleeve — are produced from a single artwork file and a single preview. Most gift orders use this combination rather than committing the whole garment to one treatment.

Printing That Survives Boiling Water

The print line runs on imported Japanese garment-printing equipment at 1200 DPI, with original ink certified to European environmental standards, producing a print with no adhesive film layer between the ink and the fabric. That is the technical reason the print keeps the fabric’s breathability — against a thermal-transfer patch, the adhesive layer seals the surface it is applied to, which on sleepwear is exactly where heat needs to escape.

The durability figures come from the dye house and the print line rather than from a marketing claim:

Wash fastness AATCC grade 4, tested through 500 wash cycles. Boiling water immersion for 10 minutes with no colour loss — a test the print line runs specifically because sleepwear is washed hot, and one that a heat-transfer patch does not pass. No colour loss, no lint pick-up and no pilling on the finished garment. Reactive eco-dyeing throughout, with the print surface intact rather than sealed.

And the print carries a written term: if the print peels within 180 days of receipt, the garment is replaced free of charge.

Sizing the Top and the Trouser Separately

Top chart. XS to 5XL, graded on shoulder, chest, sleeve length, top length and recommended weight. Long-sleeve and short-sleeve versions carry their own sleeve figures on the same chart, as do long and short trousers.

Trouser chart. XS to 5XL, graded on waist, hip and trouser length.

Weight-band recommendation. Alongside the measurement charts there is a recommendation table that works from height and three weight bands — slim, standard and a fuller build — and returns a suggested size for each. It is written for buyers ordering for several people at once, where collecting measurements from each wearer is not practical: the same table is what makes a family order possible without a tape measure.

Size up for a loose fit. The grading is a regular cut. Buyers who want a roomy set should take one size larger, which is also the instruction on any printed order where the garment cannot be exchanged after production.

Tolerance. Measurements are hand-taken, with a 1-3 cm variance, and print placement on the finished garment can sit 2-3 cm from the position shown on the flat-lay reference.

Colours. The body colour is chosen by the buyer, and the printed area is produced to the artwork supplied rather than restricted to a fixed palette.

Specifications

How an Order Runs

Four steps. Choose the set, the sleeve and trouser length, the colour and the sizes. Send the artwork or the photograph — with a note of where each element should sit, front panel, back panel or repeated across the set. We cut out, lay out and return an effect preview. The order is confirmed against that preview and goes into print.

Two things are worth settling before the order is confirmed. A custom set cannot be returned for reasons other than quality, because a garment printed with a family photograph cannot be resold — so the preview is where every change belongs, and it is worth asking for one even on a single set. And print placement on a finished garment can sit 2-3 cm from the flat-lay reference, which matters on designs that depend on a precise position, such as a short line of text along a hem.

The wider lesson from the seasonal orders is to start with one set. At a one-piece minimum there is no reason to commit a family or a corporate run to an unproven combination of fabric and artwork: wear the sample, wash it hot, and then place the production order against a set you have actually held.

Why Order From Yichi

Sleepwear orders fail for two predictable reasons: the print lifts after a few hot washes, or the fabric turns out to be thin enough that the printed area is visible from the inside. This range is built to answer both — imported 1200 DPI printing with certified ink rather than a heat-transfer patch, AATCC grade 4 wash fastness tested through 500 cycles, a boiling-water check, and a written 180-day replacement term on the print. And the smallest order in the range is one set, which lets a buyer wash a sample before committing a family, a wedding party or a staff order.

We have run printed-garment and corporate gifting programmes for twenty years across multiple garment categories, so the details that decide whether a printed set is wearable — the shoulder set, the waistband elastic, the position of the printed panel — are settled at the sampling stage rather than discovered by the end customer.

Building a wider gift programme? Pair these sets with promotional gifts for printed caps, bags and accessories in the same colour standard, so a seasonal campaign is produced from one supplier and one design file.

Send your artwork, size list and colour choice through the contact page and we will come back with a quote and a free effect preview.