Location

Wilmette, USA

Founded

2015

Price range

$9 – $325

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XXS–XL

New arrivals

127 this month

Petite Plume

Independent brand — verified
About

Petite Plume is an American luxury sleepwear label for women, men, kids and babies, founded in 2015 by Emily Hikade and based in Wilmette, Illinois. A former CIA officer, Hikade started the brand after a near-death experience on a flight and launched it while working in East Africa. Its style is classic and family-focused, pairing nostalgic silhouettes with ultra-fine fabrics and whimsical touches inspired by cherished traditions. The range is best known for piped twill pyjama sets in prints and tartans, designed so whole families can match, and Pima cotton snug-fit pyjamas for kids. It also includes silk sets such as the Celine and Olivia, girls' nightgowns like the Lily and Delphine, baby rompers, robes, slippers, sleep masks and cotton bedding. Pima cotton pieces are made in Peru, while woven cotton children's lines are made in China. Petite Plume's first innovation was children's sleepwear in a naturally flame-resistant fabric made without chemical treatments. Its adult pyjamas use 100% cotton, silk or Peruvian Pima cotton, and its brushed long-staple cotton is chosen to grow softer with each wash. The brand sells through its own online store and other retailers.

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Brand Details

Peru & China

Cotton
Pima Cotton
Mulberry Silk
Cashmere
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
E
Emily Hikade

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of sleepwear does Petite Plume make?
Petite Plume is an American luxury sleepwear brand making classic pyjamas for women, men, kids and babies. Its range includes pyjama sets, nightgowns, robes, rompers, slippers and sleep masks, along with bedding.
What pyjamas and other pieces does Petite Plume sell?
Petite Plume is best known for its piped twill pyjama sets in prints and tartans for the whole family, plus Pima cotton snug-fit pyjamas for kids. It also sells silk sets like the Celine and Olivia, girls' nightgowns such as the Lily and Delphine, and baby rompers.
How much does Petite Plume cost?
Petite Plume costs from about $6 USD for sleep masks to $325 for silk pyjama sets. Kids' pyjama sets mostly cost around $19–$68, women's sets typically about $118, and men's sets up to about $236.
Where is Petite Plume located?
Petite Plume is based in Wilmette, Illinois, USA, and sells online and through other retailers.
Who founded Petite Plume?
Petite Plume was founded in 2015 by Emily Hikade, a former CIA officer who started the brand after a near-death experience on a flight. She launched it while working in East Africa and still leads it as founder and CEO.
Who owns Petite Plume?
Petite Plume is an independent, privately held brand founded and led by Emily Hikade.
Where is Petite Plume made?
Petite Plume's Pima cotton sleepwear is made in Peru, while its woven cotton children's lines are made in China. Its adult pyjamas use 100% cotton, silk or Pima cotton, and its early kids' fabric was developed to be naturally flame-resistant without chemical treatments.

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