Just Landed: Four New Short-Sleeve Pajama Sets for the Long Weekend
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Aloha ʻohana. A small confession from the studio: I have been waiting on this shipment since Lunar New Year. Seventeen boxes were stuck in transit for months, and last week they finally came home to Maui. I have been opening, photographing, and listing all weekend, and the first pieces are now live on pinkloke.com just in time for Memorial Day weekend and the long summer ahead.
Before we get to the keiki clothing, a quiet note. Memorial Day weekend is about remembrance first. So many military ʻohana call Hawaii home, and this weekend hits close to the heart here. My thoughts are with the families who carry the weight of this day, and with every service member who did not come home. Mahalo.
And then, gently, the rest of the weekend. Beach days, BBQs, cousins in the sprinkler, late naps in the shade. If the keiki need a few fresh pieces before the sun comes out in full force, here is what just hit the shelves.
Before you scroll: how to grab yours in time
- Maui local pickup. Come see me at the Maui Swap Meet on Saturday, May 23, 7 am to 1 pm. I will have the full new drop laid out, plus the favorites, and I will help you pick something for the keiki and wrap it with a hand-drawn note.
- Hawaii orders. Place yours by Wednesday, May 21 for the best shot at delivery before the long weekend.
- Mainland ʻohana. Standard shipping will not reliably arrive by Saturday at this point, but a pajama set still lands beautifully a few days later. Summer is long.
- Free shipping on orders over $100. Three pajama sets gets you there with room to spare.
If you would rather skip straight to the new pieces, browse the full shop at pinkloke.com.
The four new short-sleeve pajama sets
All four are $38, all in our hand-drawn island prints, all in soft organic cotton, all designed for warm Hawaii nights when long sleeves are too much.
1. Two-Piece Short Sleeve Pajama Set in Jungle Iwa ($38)
Buttery-soft organic cotton, hand-drawn Jungle Iwa print (iwa birds weaving through tropical foliage), short sleeves for warm Hawaii nights. Cute enough for breakfast on the lanai if bedtime ran long.
Shop the Jungle Iwa Pajama Set →
2. Birds of Hawaii Short Sleeve Set ($38)
A soft, breathable two-piece in our storybook Birds of Hawaii print, a little flock of island birds I doodled one slow morning at the kitchen table. Made for the keiki who do not sit still.
Shop the Birds of Hawaii Short Sleeve Set →
3. Two-Piece Short Sleeve Pajama Set in Anuenue & Friends ($38)
The rainbow one. Soft organic cotton in our Anuenue & Friends print, whales and dolphins drifting through a rainbow stretched across the top. The set your littlest will pick first.
Shop the Anuenue & Friends Pajama Set →
4. Two-Piece Short Sleeve Pajama Set in Hibiscus in Bloom ($38)
My signature pink-and-white Hibiscus in Bloom print, finally in a short-sleeve PJ. Soft organic cotton, my most-asked-for print, made for warm Hawaii nights and slow breakfast mornings on the lanai.
Shop the Hibiscus in Bloom Pajama Set →
Three long-weekend pajama bundles
If you want a fast answer, here are three pairings I would build today using only the four new sets above:
The Sleep-Soft Pair ($76). Any two of the four pajama sets. Two cozy, breathable sets to rotate through the warm-weather weeks ahead.
The Match-the-Sibling Bundle ($76). Two sets in different prints for two siblings. My favorite pairing is Hibiscus in Bloom and Anuenue & Friends.
The Free-Shipping Build ($114). Three pajama sets in any combination of prints clears the $100 free-shipping line. Ships free anywhere in the US.
Still in the shop alongside the new drop
Our muslin swaddle blankets, bow headbands, Everyday Dresses, and the rest of the everyday favorites continue to be available on pinkloke.com if you want to pair them with any of the new pajama sets. Browse everything →
A gentle reminder from our shoreline
One last thing before you head out. Sea turtle nesting season is in full swing on Hawaii beaches. If the keiki spot a honu this weekend, stay back at least 10 feet, keep dogs leashed, and admire from a distance. Our honu are protected and they are counting on us to share the sand respectfully.
A little about how these pieces are made
Every print on a Pink Loke piece started as a doodle in my sketchbook. A hibiscus I walked past on a hike up Iao Valley. A whale I spotted from the shoreline off Makena. The iwa birds wheeling above the cliffs near home. I draw everything by hand because each one tells a little piece of our island's story, and I want your keiki to feel connected to this place when they wear it.
We use GOTS-certified organic cotton because it is gentle on sensitive baby skin and kind to our ʻāina. Every piece is designed right here on Maui, and I personally pick every print, every color, every finishing detail.
FAQ
When is Memorial Day in 2026?
Monday, May 25, 2026. The long weekend runs Saturday May 23 through Monday May 25.
Where can I see the new pieces in person?
Maui Swap Meet, Saturday May 23, 7 am to 1 pm. I will have the full new drop on the booth.
Are these brand-new styles or restocks?
All four are part of our 2026 new-arrival wave. Short-sleeve pajama sets in our four most-loved hand-drawn island prints: Hibiscus in Bloom, Jungle Iwa, Birds of Hawaii, and Anuenue & Friends. Designed for warm Hawaii nights when long sleeves are too much.
What sizes are available?
Sizes vary by piece. Each product page on pinkloke.com lists the current size run. If your size is sold out and you want it back in stock, drop a comment or email me. That feedback shapes the next order.
Can I still order for the mainland?
You can, but standard shipping will not reliably arrive by Saturday May 23 at this point. A pajama set still lands beautifully a few days late with a hand-drawn note. Summer is long.
Where are Pink Loke pieces designed and made?
Designed and hand-drawn on Maui by me, Alexa. All pieces are made from GOTS-certified organic cotton.
Whatever your weekend looks like, I hope it has a quiet moment of remembrance, a slow morning with the people you love, and warm sand under your feet by Sunday.
With aloha,
Alexa
Owner & Fiber Artist, Pink Loke