Boglietti promotes care and respect for the environment by choosing green fibres for a line in its nightwear collection.

Some call them sustainable fabrics, others ecological or "green," but the essence remains the same. Green fabrics are increasingly in demand, preferred over traditional ones, often produced using fibres from intensive farming or aggressive chemical processes that heavily impact the environment. It’s no surprise, then, that eco-friendly fabrics, made with materials and processes that limit their environmental footprint, are gaining traction. What makes these fabrics the choice of the conscientious consumer—concerned with protecting the world around them and caring for their skin—is largely the materials used. Bamboo fibre, hemp, organic cotton, linen, and Tencel, whose cultivation requires less water and fewer pesticides than traditional crops, have found their way into the modern wardrobe. Their production processes also make them ideal for nightwear items like pajamas and nightgowns. These processes, which minimise the use of water, energy, and toxic chemicals, also encourage recycling and the reuse of materials, helping to reduce textile waste.The advantages of sustainable fabrics don’t stop there. They are also long-lasting and biodegradable, two key factors in reducing their environmental impact.