01 / CLEANER LINES
No pockets.
Seams shifted away.
Seams sit outside and slightly forward of the side line.
CLAIRE'S FINAL DESIGN NOTE / THE FINAL FITTING
Your first look is almost here.
Claire is refining the sleepwear you helped shape—down to the last detail.
Claire
LEAD DESIGNER · LINTICO WOMENSWEAR
THE FINAL PASS BEFORE THE REVEAL
Every detail, refined. Nothing to distract you.
No pockets.
02 / PULL-ON DESIGN
Pullover,
throughout.
No front opening. No buttons. A smooth, uninterrupted front.
03 / QUIETER FINISH
A label made
to fade back.
A low-profile, no-feel label replaces the traditional wash tag.
YOUR CO-CREATOR REWARD
Each completed update brings your reward closer.
Your co-creator reward grows with every completed update—up to 15% off at launch. Your earned amount will be shared when the sleepwear is ready.
5%P3 · FIRST NOTE
10%P4 · DESIGN UPDATE
15%P5 · FINAL CHECK-IN
YOUR TURN / ONE LAST QUESTION
What would you be most likely to buy?
Before the finished set is revealed, I’d love to know what you’d be most likely to buy: an individual top, a pair of pants, or a matching set—and whether you prefer long or short sleeves.
Choose one answer for each question.
A quick check-in. No writing required. Your choices will help Claire plan the reveal.
READY TO TAKE PART?
Up to 15% off at launch.
Your earned reward will be shared when the set launches.
THE CO-CREATION JOURNEY
From a question to a fabric answer.
We’re building this together, step by step. Here’s where we are in the journey, and what comes next.
Real progress.
LISTEN
Your nights.
Your needs.
CHOOSE
The blends.
Together.
PROVE
How it feels
in real life.
REVEAL
The collection
arrives.
Want to see where this leads?
I’ll keep sharing the project as the sleepwear takes shape.PREVIOUS DESIGN NOTE · 01
Meet Claire & where this started
Hi, I’m Claire, lead designer for LINTICO Womenswear.
My work has always kept me attentive to how a garment meets the body—and how natural fibres meet the skin.
Form and structure should follow the body—not ask the body to adapt.
But sleep started asking different questions. I began noticing the small things I kept adjusting at night.
TEMPERATUREI pushed back the covers.
SKINMy skin started to itch.
WAISTMy waistband dug in and left marks.
MOVEMENTLoose fabric kept shifting around.
I started taking notes—and then I asked you what was making your nights uncomfortable.
Your replies are what brought me to the fabric table in Design Note 02.
