By the Cloud Nine Pajamas team · Edmonton, Alberta · Updated August 2026
Every fall, the fashion runways set the tone for the season — and this year, without really planning it that way, our newest collection landed right in the middle of it. Fall in Full Bloom, our first Fall 2026 drop, is built around rich florals, ultra-soft bamboo, and plush velour. Turns out, that's almost exactly what the rest of the fashion world is calling the trends of the season too.
Trend #1: Purple is THE colour of fall 2026.
This isn't a small style note — it's the story of the season. Fashion editors have spotted magenta, purple, and jewel tones across major fall 2026 runways, from Chloé to Dior. We leaned into it naturally with our Catwalk Kitties Purple velour set from Miranda Nic — a rich, saturated violet that photographs like it belongs on a runway and feels like it belongs in bed. If you want to try the trend without committing to a full wardrobe overhaul, starting with pajamas is honestly the lowest-stakes, highest-comfort way in. Marie Claire
Trend #2: Prints are getting playful again.
This year's fashion trends are welcoming a wider range of animal-inspired prints into the fold — zebra, snake, cow, dalmatian — pushing past the classic leopard-only era. Our take is a softer, cuter version of that same instinct: the Catwalk Kitties and Chic Puppies velour prints bring the animal-print energy without the trip out of the house to layer it. It's the same styling logic fashion is chasing this fall, just applied to something you'll actually wear the most hours of your day. Chatelaine
Trend #3: Velour is back, and it's not messing around.
Texture is doing a lot of the work in fall fashion this year, and velour sits right at the centre of that — plush, structured, and genuinely luxurious against skin. Our Miranda Nic velour nightshirts and top-and-jogger sets ($120–$150) hit that exact note: soft enough for sleep, put-together enough that you won't mind answering the door in one.
Trend #4: Bamboo doesn't clock out when summer ends.
Just because the temperature's dropping doesn't mean the night sweats stop — so our best-selling Georgia Rylan bamboo line carries straight into fall with the Dreamy Blooms Black floral print, our take on the season's move toward richer, moodier botanicals. It shows up across flutter-sleeve sets, capris, nightgowns, a short wrap robe, and even a matching sleep eye mask — all still moisture-wicking, still temperature-regulating, just dressed for the season.
Trend #5: The guys get a fall drop too.
Bob's Sleepwear Co. brings the same bamboo comfort to the men's side with the new Shark Camo Blue jogger — proof that "hot sleeper" pajamas aren't a women's-only category, and that fall style upgrades don't have to skip half the household.
The small stuff that makes a real difference: we also added OEKO-TEX certified bamboo pillowcases (King and Standard) to this drop — because the pillowcase you sleep on matters almost as much as the pajamas you sleep in, especially if you're managing hot flashes or sensitive skin.
Shop the full Fall in Full Bloom collection → Fall 2026 Collection
FAQ:
Q: What colour is trending for fall 2026?
A: Purple — ranging from soft lilac to rich eggplant — is one of the defining colours of fall 2026 across major fashion runways.
Q: Are animal prints still trending in 2026?
A: Yes, and they're expanding beyond classic leopard into a wider range of playful prints, including cat and dog motifs like our Catwalk Kitties and Chic Puppies velour styles.
Q: Is bamboo pajama fabric good for fall and winter, or just summer?
A: Bamboo works year-round — it's temperature-adaptive, so it keeps you cool in warmer months and still regulates temperature as it cools down in fall.
Q: What's new in the Fall in Full Bloom collection?
A: Floral and solid bamboo pajama sets from Georgia Rylan, velour nightshirts and sets from Miranda Nic, a men's bamboo jogger from Bob's Sleepwear Co., and bamboo pillowcases and a sleep mask.
Q: What sizes are available in the Fall 2026 collection?
A: Most styles run XS through 3XL, staying true to our size-inclusive approach across the whole collection.
Q: Is velour good for sensitive skin or hot sleepers?
A: Velour is soft and breathable enough for most sleepers, though if you specifically manage night sweats, our bamboo styles in the same collection are the stronger temperature-regulating choice.
