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The Fairies Pyjamas,
is a boutique and traveling store of
unique clothing, jewelery and other accessories.
Designer and Owner, Michelle Lynn Johnson works with a
FAIR TRADE manufacturing facility in
Nepal to produce her designs and ideas.
This year we are pleased to introduce
"WORK" vs. "PLAY"
As The Fairies Pyjamas celebrates ONE YEAR
on Queen St West Toronto, the designs become
more influence by city living and working
but as always the festive collection -
bigger and brighter then ever-
will be the perfect item in your festival wardrobe.
Also introducing
CERTIFIED ORGANIC COTTON!
Thats right! Sourced in Delhi, India
Michelle has designed some fun, funky
socks and underwear for Men and Ladies!
Organic cotton breathes,
it works with the Earth and you
so it makes sense to wear it in t
hose often unbreathable places.
Some New Designs
and Fresh Collections
are in the Shop.
Some Online Shopping is available on this Site
But not all items are here.
If you have seen something at a festival or event
and its not here, please email a request.
IN STORE SALE- 20% Off Previous Season Items.
(does not include jewelery)
On WEBSITE is still
20-50% off
See SALE category
Only select sizes available on many items
So it's a great idea to come into the shop
BUT if you can't please feel free to email and we'll go from there
Please send email with size and color choice when purchasing off website.
In May 2007, The Fairies Pyjamas launched
FAIRLY TRADED, ETHICAL CLOTHING.
For elves and fairies or men and women,
the collection is a unique
combination of independent design
and Fair Trade production.
Function and style.
Angled cuts, tonal gradation of colour schemes,
overlock stitching, traditional fabrics
and modern lycra, all assembled in a Fair Trade
manner in the mountains of Nepal.
By providing employment opportunity
and the choice to choose Fair Trade,
The Fairies Pyjamas wish to help
create a healthier, happier, safer world.
thank you-
Just to spread the word-
makes a world of difference.
Clothing Design and Company owned by Michelle Lynn Johnson, Toronto.
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