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There’s nowhere we’d rather be right now than at one of the five, slightly sunken-in pools that cascade down the beachfront property of Viceroy Los Cabos, turning the Baja California–situated hotel into a modern masterpiece. In case you feel the same (or relate to the sentiment in context of another offshoot of the Viceroy Hotels & Resorts, an award-winning hospitality venture that prides itself in luxurious amenities, location-specific design, and impeccable service that’s able to not only satisfy but anticipate every guest need), there’s something we’d like to point your attention to. Our editors’ favorite pajama brand, Petite Plume, just dropped a limited-edition capsule in partnership with Viceroy, spotlighting two pajama sets and a sleep mask — made to either manifest your next getaway, be packed into your carry-on and worn with abandon at a Viceroy of choice, or celebrate your recent vacation (maybe it was a honeymoon?) at one of its properties.
First things first: the Petite Plume x Viceroy Women’s Silk Pajama Set in Discovery Stripe. Like the other two pieces in this collection, the pajama top and bottoms in question boast a never-before-seen, Viceroy-exclusive pattern and color palette. And in case those alternating stripes of light blue, maroon, and copper-orange seem arbitrary, we’re here to tell you that’s far from the truth. In fact, per Petite Plume, the “bespoke, multicolored print… is drawn directly from Viceroy’s global destinations: pale blue inspired by the Caribbean hues of Sugar Beach, rust orange echoing the Mexico’s Baja desert, and teal pulled from the lush countryside of Portugal’s Ombria Algarve, all layered with Viceroy’s signature red and warm neutrals.” Contrary to the appearance of many Petite Plume bestsellers, there’s nothing “quiet luxury” about Discovery Stripe. The two brands made it something bold and invigorating instead — all that’s needed to fuel adventure after adventure, while prioritizing rest and living authentically.
“We wanted to create something that embodies the rituals of rest, relaxation, and discovery that are so central to the Viceroy experience,” Megan Mulholland, senior vice president of brand marketing and wellness at Viceroy Hotels & Resorts, said in a press release. “Partnering with Petite Plume allowed us to translate that feeling into beautifully made pieces guests can enjoy while staying with us and wherever life takes them after check-out.”
That’s right: While you can certainly shop the collection online at Petite Plume, each of its components, not to mention additional pieces not found on the site, can now be spotted IRL at key Viceroy destinations (including the aforementioned ones in St. Lucia, Mexico, and Portugal).
If you’re traveling somewhere tropical, or else naturally run hot while sleeping, perhaps it’s best to settle on the Women’s Silk Short Set in Discovery Stripe, a short-sleeved pajama alternative that exudes vintage flair through that single piping, subtle sheen, and embossed buttons. Just like its long-sleeved counterpart, the set is crafted from one of the strongest silk fibers available in the industry — mulberry silk — meaning there’s inherent durability here, and the pajamas are also thermoregulating and hypoallergenic.
Petite Plume x Viceroy Women’s Silk Short Set in Discovery Stripe
Price upon publish date of this article: $195
It’s common knowledge that no sumptuous sleeping experience is complete without a sleep mask, so Viceroy and Petite Plume have also unveiled their joint Silk Eye Mask in Discovery Stripe. Plush and smooth, the mask’s 100-percent mulberry silk composition will not only promote the sweetest and most indulgent of slumbers but also work overtime to curb bedhead and fine lines — similar to the powers of the best silk pillowcases.
Petite Plume x Viceroy Silk Eye Mask in Discovery Stripe
Price upon publish date of this article: $46
At Petite Plume and Viceroy alike, no detail goes unnoticed and unperfected, so you better believe the pajamas and silk mask all come in their own luxe gift boxes — more than capable of serving as thoughtful gifts for Valentine’s Day or a loved one’s upcoming birthday.
Luxury: It’s in the details.
Courtesy Viceroy, Petite Plume
No matter your actual New Year’s resolutions this season, travel-related or otherwise, we invite you to live more stylishly: wherever you end up planting yourself in 2026. The first step of that journey is snagging these hot picks while they’re still in stock, of course.
(Even better if you’re able to wear them while cozied up at a Viceroy two-bedroom beachfront bungalow — with a direct view of the majestic Caribbean.)
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Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on luxury fashion collaborations worth shopping, stat.
