Poplin Pyjamas
Tekla's organic poplin pyjama shirts, pants and shorts in striped and solid colourways are the label's most recognisable ready-to-wear expression of its bedroom-first ethos.
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Copenhagen textile label founded in 2017, making organic cotton bedding, towels, robes and sleepwear in architecture-inspired colours.



The range starts at bedding — organic cotton percale duvet sets, waffle and terry towels, wool and mohair blankets — and extends into poplin sleepwear and bathrobes.
Products are carried over year to year rather than marked down, so colours and forms stay available instead of cycling out on a seasonal calendar.
Goods are made in Europe under B Corp certification, with stores in Copenhagen and London and shipping to more than 60 countries.
Tekla's organic poplin pyjama shirts, pants and shorts in striped and solid colourways are the label's most recognisable ready-to-wear expression of its bedroom-first ethos.
Explore poplin pyjamas →The heavyweight terry classic and hooded bathrobes translate Tekla's bath-textile expertise into a piece people buy the brand specifically for.
Explore terry bathrobes →Tekla began with organic cotton percale bedding, and its percale, sateen and linen duvet covers remain the foundation of the brand.
Explore duvet covers →Available atSSENSE
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Tekla is a Copenhagen-based textile brand founded in 2017 by Charlie Hedin, a former Acne Studios designer and Eytys co-founder. It started with organic cotton percale bedding and now spans duvet sets, waffle and terry towels, bathrobes, wool and mohair blankets, and poplin sleepwear and loungewear. Colour palettes and forms take cues from art and architecture, and the label works outside seasonal cycles, carrying products over rather than discounting. Goods are produced in Europe; Tekla is B Corp certified and operates stores in Copenhagen and London plus online shipping to more than 60 countries.