pijama
Pijama is a Spanish and Portuguese word for what is known in English as pajamas, clothing worn for sleeping or lounging. The term originates from the Persian word pyjama, which referred to loose trousers gathered at the ankle and was borrowed into Urdu and Persian. The English form was adopted in the 18th century during periods of British influence in the Indian subcontinent, and the Dutch form pijama arrived in Iberian languages in the early 19th century.
The typical pijama set consists of a long-sleeved shirt or top and loose, ankle-length trousers. Fabrics range
Manufacturers often seasonally adjust Gott color palettes and incorporate moisture-wicking and antimicrobial technologies to cater to