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We Drifters are a premium sleepwear brand, inspired by travel and enhanced with tech. Our debut sleepwear is made from soft bamboo fabric and anti-insect technology, that keeps 90% of biting bugs at bay. Designed to give you peace of mind – perfect for home or on an adventure. Each set includes a top, trousers, socks, and 2-in-1 pillowcase and storage bag, and £2 from each sale helps end malaria. We Drifters champion globetrotters, adventure seekers and weekend glampers to be fearless in the pursuit of what sets their souls on fire, while celebrating diversity and inclusivity.
United Kingdom
3.7
1 review
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I love We Drifters sleepwear. They’re comfy, fashionable and the perfect travel companion! Keeps bugs away and also keeps you feeling cool in warm temperatures, plus warm when it’s chilly outside.
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