Pine Cone Hill Sleepwear
Sometimes when I am searching for a particular item on the internet, I am pleasantly surprised by the other items that I find instead. That is what happened when I went searching for a bedskirt to complement my comforter. I found Pine Cone Hill but what I was more interested in was the lovely sleepwear selection that I saw.
Grown out of humble beginnings in her dining room, Annie Selke from Massachusetts, USA, has created a large home décor business that offers bedding, curtains, pillows, rugs and sleepwear. Included in the extensive sleepwear collection are robes made of linen, cotton, fleece, voile or willow knit, kaftans in cotton voile, lounging dresses, tank tops and tees in willow knit, as well as pyjamas in one hundred percent cotton.
The beautifully woven fabrics set this collection apart from other sleepwear labels. Such a range of colours and prints from plaids to florals, and stripes to dots, it will take some time to decide which pyjama set to purchase. Long pyjama pants come with drawstring waist and long-sleeved tops finished with a breast pocket. Capri sets are shorter pants with sleeveless tops.
All of the collection can be mixed and matched as each solid colour complements the designs of the colourful prints. The willow knit collection of dresses and tops is actually ninety-five percent bamboo and five percent spandex making these pieces comfortable for sleeping or for leisure wear on a hot summer day. Crew tops, pants and robes in “sheepy fleece” add depth to the collection by providing even more variety.
Initiated in 1993, Annie Selke has become a “whose-who” in the home décor business with her designs showcased in all the most respected magazines and on numerous television shows. One can quickly tell that she has a flair for fashion as her gorgeous sleepwear uses fabrics and designs that are not seen anywhere else.
August 16, 2008 by Brenda
Filed under Annie Selke, Gown, Pajamas, Pine Cone Hill, Sleepwear
Pine Cone Hill Products are awful. have you ever purchased one and used it ? The images and pics look great – but to touch and feel the item, you see the poor quality, Extremely high prices and the worst quality imaginable.