As someone replacing an old pajama set, I was looking for value, and this Ebukurty set delivers. The 'silver' color is a pleasant, soft grey, and the leopard print is subtle. The 100% viscose material is the star; it feels incredibly silky and smooth against the skin, living up to its 'silk leisure' description without the high cost. It's lightweight and breathable, perfect for warmer nights. The craftsmanship is good for the price, with neat stitching. The fit is true to size for a Medium, and the drawstring waist allows for adjustment. However, the short sleeves are quite wide, which some may find too breezy. For a simple, straightforward, and comfortable sleepwear set, it's a fantastic, budget-friendly find that feels far more expensive than it is.

As someone replacing old pajamas on a budget, I'm very pleased with this set. The 'silver' color is actually a cool-toned grey with a subtle sheen, looking quite chic. The 100% viscose material is the star; it's incredibly soft, lightweight, and breathable, making it perfect for warm sleepers. It feels silky but is clearly not real silk, which is fine for the price. The craftsmanship is decent. The stitching is mostly even, and the single-breasted buttons feel secure. However, the drawstring on the shorts is a bit flimsy. The fit for size M is true, with a relaxed, comfortable cut. While not luxury, it offers excellent value, providing a stylish and comfortable sleepwear option that feels more expensive than it is.

The viscose material is incredibly soft and cool against the skin. The fit is just right—comfortable and flattering for relaxing at home or a good night's sleep.

Wore these silver pajamas for a lazy Sunday. The viscose is incredibly soft against the skin, and the L size fit me perfectly without being tight.

I bought these XL pajamas as a gift for my sister, who loves animal prints. The silver leopard pattern is undeniably stylish and the short-sleeve, single-breasted design looks chic. However, the 100% viscose material was a disappointment in terms of breathability. While it feels silky, it doesn't wick moisture well and can feel a bit clingy and warm on humid nights, which is not ideal for summer sleepwear. The fit is generous, so consider sizing down. They are fine for lounging in a cool, air-conditioned room, but if you are a hot sleeper or live in a warm climate, you might want to look for a more breathable fabric like cotton or bamboo.