Deiji Studios
Established · Under $200 · Sydney, Australia
Linen loungewear sets in stone-washed French fabric, designed to blur the line between sleepwear and the street.
Think: Minimalist loungewear, natural fibers, relaxed silhouettes.
The buy: the stonewashed linen set
What to buy
the stonewashed linen set
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Why Deiji Studios is worth it
Deiji Studios makes the pyjama set you can wear out: relaxed linen and cotton pieces in good stripes that move from bed to street.
The idea is sleepwear that doesn't look like sleepwear: boxy shirts, drawstring trousers, halters and flounced skirts cut loose enough to live in, sold to wear as a set or apart. Fabrics stay natural, with organic cotton poplin, European flax linen, hemp-cotton jersey and wool for the tailored pieces, often in stripes and checks that make a matching outfit look deliberate.
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The sale pattern
From 4 months of sale tracking.
Deiji Studios discounts about every 15 weeks, and it's been 8 weeks.
- Runs a sale
- about once a quarter
- Last sale
- 8 weeks ago
- Typical markdown
- 30% off
- Deepest we’ve seen
- 30% off
About Deiji Studios
Friends Juliette Harkness and Emma Nelson started Deiji Studios in Australia in 2016, working out of a single garage and making linen bedding that soon turned into sleepwear and loungewear.
Their aim was sleepwear that didn't look like pyjamas, something you could run errands in and get straight back into bed with. That became the label's signature: relaxed sets and separates in natural fibers, made for home and out.
- Founded
- 2016
- Founded by
- Juliette Harkness and Emma Nelson
- Based in
- Australia
- Made in
- China
- Made of
- Organic cotton, European linen, hemp-cotton jersey and wool
- Shipping
- Ships across the US from a Dallas, Texas warehouse: $10 standard, free over $200, $20 express; only state sales tax is added at checkout, so there are no import duties.
- Where to buy
- Deiji Studios's own site · Our Deiji Studios picks
What shoppers say
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
- Fit
Product pages say it fits true to size, with a relaxed cut. Sizes run XXS to XL (US 0 to 10), and each page lists the model's height and US size.
- Fabric
Cotton pieces are organic poplin, linen is European flax, the jersey is a hemp and cotton blend, and most tailored pants and shirts are wool. Everything is made in China with factories the team visits.
- Demand
Its most requested pieces sell out and come back as limited pre-orders, and production runs are kept deliberately small.
- Shipping
US orders ship from a warehouse in Dallas, Texas: $10 standard, free over $200, or $20 express. Only state sales tax is added at checkout, so there are no import duties.
- Returns
Full-price pieces can go back within 14 days for a refund (minus a $15 label and $8 restocking fee), an exchange or 110% store credit. Sale and promo pieces get store credit or an exchange only, and final-sale pieces can't come back.
What Deiji Studios is made of
Cotton-led, with linen
- Natural
- 91%
- Plant-based
- 2%
- Synthetic
- 7%
Works most in: cotton, linen and wool
- Natural-fiber ledAt least 85% of the fabric is natural fibers like cotton, linen, silk and wool.
- Low syntheticNo more than 10% of the fabric is synthetic, stretch included.
From the fabric listed on 56 pieces · 100% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026
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Deiji Studios, answered
- What is Deiji Studios?
- Deiji Studios is a label from Australia making pieces that blur sleepwear and daywear: linen and cotton shirts, trousers, halters and skirts, often in stripes, worn as sets or apart.
- Is Deiji Studios a good brand?
- Yes. We like it for easy, natural-fiber dressing: organic cotton, European linen and wool, relaxed cuts that go from home to street, small production runs, and membership of 1% for the Planet.
- Who founded Deiji Studios?
- Friends Juliette Harkness and Emma Nelson founded it in 2016, starting with linen bedding in a single garage.
- Where is Deiji Studios from?
- Australia, where its small team is based and where it has its own stores.
- Where is Deiji Studios made?
- In China, with partner factories the team visits regularly.
- Does Deiji Studios run true to size?
- Yes. Product pages say it fits true to size, with a relaxed cut, in sizes XXS to XL (US 0 to 10).
- Does Deiji Studios ship to the US?
- Yes, from a warehouse in Dallas, Texas: $10 standard, free over $200, with no import duties, only state sales tax at checkout. Sale pieces come back for store credit only.
- Where can I buy Deiji Studios?
- On the brand's own site, or through our Deiji Studios picks.
- When does Deiji Studios go on sale?
- Across the 2 sales we have tracked, Deiji Studios has run one about once a quarter. The last one was about 8 weeks ago.
- How much does Deiji Studios discount?
- Their sales consistently reach about 30% off.
- What is Deiji Studios made of?
- Across the 56 Deiji Studios pieces we could read in October 2026, about 91% of the fabric is natural fibers, 2% plant-based fibers like viscose and 7% synthetic. The most common fabrics are cotton, linen and wool.
- Which brands are like Deiji Studios?
- If you like Deiji Studios, look at Posse, Because of Alice, Marcella and The Line by K.