THE BRAND
California sleep and lounge since 1995 — the prints, the hand-feel and the lace-trim sets that made fashion pajamas a category.
CALIFORNIA · 1995
P.J. Salvage started in 1995. A couple of years in, Peter Burke took over the financially shaky label because he could see sleepwear turning into fashion.
He rebuilt it around the things that mattered — better fabrics, better prints — and broadened the line to robes, boxers and tanks, taking it nationwide.
THE MAKE
The buttery hand-feel is the signature. So are the prints — seasonal florals, holiday novelty, the occasional collectible drop — which is why the sets move the way they do.
It works with certified Women Empowered factories, at least 51% owned or managed by women, and is a member of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition.
GIVING BACK
P.J. Salvage says comfort isn't just what it makes but what it believes in paying forward, and it encourages its employees to take part too.
Its charitable collections let shoppers add a donation when they check out, split between one or two nonprofit partners. Past partners include Laura's House, Susan G. Komen and Stand Up to Cancer.
Sleepwear was becoming fashion — the job was to make it feel and look the part.
On P.J. Salvage's rebuild
A California sleepwear label, rebuilt around fabric and print by owner Peter Burke.
Charity collections; past partners include Susan G. Komen.
At least 51% woman-owned or managed.
New seasonal florals and novelty prints every drop — the collectible part.
The P.J. Salvage collection, in stock now.
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