At this week’s Heimtextil 2026, Eastman Naia has extended its All-Night Comfort concept with a clear focus on sleepwear and loungewear, reinforcing the role of next-to-skin textiles in holistic sleep comfort.

For the first time at the fair, Eastman is presenting sleepwear and loungewear made with Naia Renew staple fibre, positioning garments for rest and relaxation alongside bedding and comforter fill. The development highlights how fibre choice can influence comfort throughout the night, from the fabrics that surround the body to those worn directly against the skin.

Naia Renew staple fibre is designed to deliver softness, breathability and effective moisture management, qualities that are particularly relevant for sleepwear and loungewear. These attributes help regulate body temperature and maintain comfort during sleep, supporting a balanced microclimate across different seasons and personal preferences.

Produced from 60% sustainably sourced wood pulp and 40% GRS-certified recycled content, Naia Renew also aligns with growing demand for responsible materials in sleep-focused textiles. Its circular profile allows brands to combine performance with sustainability without compromising comfort.

The sleepwear debut complements Eastman’s expanded All-Night Comfort platform, which brings together bed sheets, comforter fill and garments to address sleep comfort as a complete system. By extending the concept beyond bedding, Eastman underlines the importance of coordinated textile solutions for improved rest and relaxation.

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