Review on 👚 Stylish and Comfy: Latuza Women's Sleepwear Tops with Capri Pants Pajama Sets by Lori Coleman

Found this brand (Latuza) while looking for cool/cool pajamas. Latuza has appeared in several top 10 and top 20 lists/reviews of cool pajamas that help people with hot sleepers or hot flashes. I was a bit skeptical about the low price as I just spent $69 (discounted) on Cool Jams summer pajamas, a highly recommended brand. Cool Jams pajamas were really good, but I went back to order more Cool Jams pajamas and found that their other products were way more expensive and I wanted to see if something else that was cheaper actually worked . The Latuza kit was an unexpectedly good buy. I bought the short sleeve capris for $32.99 thinking they would be good for fall, winter and very early spring. I live in Southeast Virginia where the high temperatures and high humidity start in the spring and continue throughout September and even into October and the air conditioning struggles to keep up. The material is very soft and feels comfortable even without packaging. It's like my cooling pillowcase. I recently tried it during our typically hot/humid summer and it worked for me. I prefer less fabric these months but this set has been good. I wish they had an option with a jersey. I still need fans and a cooling pad, a cooling pillowcase, but the fact that Latuza's short sleeves and capri pants worked this year says a lot about this brand. m 5 feet 6 inches, 120 lbs. I bought the medium one because I wanted some room to improve comfort and breathability (of course you don't want pajamas to be tight when you sleep/sweat). There's quite a bit of space that I could probably easily get a small one from, but the middle one didn't look super baggy or awful either. The waist of the pants is so elastic that it fits both small and medium sizes. If you are between sizes I would order for breathability. I highly recommend Latuza. I really like my Cool Jams set, but in my experience you can get a comparable set at Latuza for less than half the price. I can't yet comment on how well the Latuza holds up to multiple washes, but I plan to always wash it in cold water and hang it up to try and protect the fabric.