Christmas Toile Nightshirt

This Christmas Toile 100% Soft Lightweight Cotton nightshirt is comfortable, has a slight A-line fit that falls loosely through the body & features three-quarter sleeves finished with a scalloped hem. Thw lightweight cotton offers the perfect level of warmth and comfort morning and night. 

• Signature scalloped trim edges and rounded hem
• Side slit pocket to hold essentials
• Handmade luxury, designed in California
• Printed by Hand in India
• Fits true to size
• Size up if you prefer more room through the bust or shoulders
• Model is 5'X" wearing size X

I'm a sucker for a good toile.

Funny, right? Have you ever heard anyone say that before? Me neither. But it's true. I absolutely love toile.

I can't spell it correctly half the time (my autocorrect seems to prefer toilet paper), but I've always loved those beautiful, old-fashioned country scenes I grew up with on furniture and wallpaper.

So this Christmas, I decided to design my own.

I knew exactly what I wanted. A horse-drawn sleigh, a cozy country home, Christmas trees, traditional Christmas reds and golds, and a few twinkling stars. And if the sleigh happened to be dashing through the snow, even better!

So naturally, I headed to the North Pole for a little help from Santa's elves and stylists.

Okay, maybe not.

But I absolutely love what we created.

And while I was designing it, I kept thinking about something else from my childhood.

Do you remember A Charlie Brown Christmas? Especially that wonderful moment when Linus explains what Christmas is really all about?

I can still hear his voice and the music. It takes me right back to watching it as a little girl, and then years later watching it with my own children.

The memories, the traditions, the simple things we love about Christmas. That's what I wanted to capture in this print.

And my biggest hope? That someday it becomes a Christmas tradition in your home, too. Something you and your daughters, granddaughters, or the whole family look forward to bringing out every December.

Wouldn't that be wonderful?

Big Hugs,
Heidi