Something Unexpected.
INTRODUCING BLACK WATCH
Comfort just got chic!
The Accra Pajama Set
100% cotton yarn-dyed flannel.
Designed & handmade by Cheryl Penn
The Black Watch Pajama Set
$145 per set
Proposed first release price
Traditional plaid, an unexpected silhouette. Soft, lightweight, yarn-dyed cotton flannel meets Cheryl’s signature Accra cut.
The top — One continuous sleeve-and-body cut, two seams, a boat neckline, flared wrist-length sleeves and side vents. Soft fringe finishes the neckline and seams.
The pants — A flannel drawstring, encased elastic waistband and inseam pockets.
Coming soon. Final price, sizing and release date will be confirmed before orders open.
Fit & care
Room to relax.
A waist-length top with side vents and relaxed pants with an adjustable drawstring. Final garment measurements and available sizes will be added before ordering opens.
Softness has a story, too.
Five wash-and-dry cycles softened the sample and reduced loose lint. The fringe held, and the fabric shrank slightly. The plan is to prewash the flannel four times before cutting.
Draft care guidance — Wash cold on a gentle cycle with similar colors. Use mild detergent and avoid bleach. Tumble dry low or air dry. Wash separately initially and gently trim any loose threads.
One cut. Endless possibilities.
The Accra cut began with a white linen blouse. The sleeves and body are cut as one continuous piece. Two seams give the pajama top its shape and leave room for the fabric to move.
White linen — The original Accra cut lets the natural character of the fabric come through.
Green bouclé — The duster is where the fringe began, exploring texture and exploiting structure.
Ivory mudcloth — The same cut gives the texture room to speak.
Black basket weave — The dress follows a wave-like line across and down the body.
The White Shirt Project
Look Good. Do Good. Feel Good.
The White Shirt Project is a foundation of Cheryl Penn Designs and a commitment to beautiful clothing and more equitable opportunity in the textile trade.
Cotton grown in Burkina Faso, textiles processed in Ghana, and shirts hand-tailored by Winglow Clothes and Textiles connect a classic wardrobe piece to a larger story.