The sleep blog

Balancing sleepwear

Reset, Recharge, Renew

January is the perfect time to reset, recharge, and renew — starting with the small habits that help you feel your best.

Reset, Recharge, Renew

January is the perfect time to reset, recharge, and renew — starting with the small habits that help you feel your best.

Sleep health

Why Sleep Is the Foundation of True Self-Care

11 Little-Known Tips for Better Rest and a Better You

Why Sleep Is the Foundation of True Self-Care

11 Little-Known Tips for Better Rest and a Better You

Livio Summermatter Dagsmejan

Chasing Speed — and Sleep

When Livio Summermatter hurtles headfirst down an icy track at speeds of up to 140 km/h, every millisecond counts. Behind every explosive start and flawless run lies another, quieter discipline:...

Chasing Speed — and Sleep

When Livio Summermatter hurtles headfirst down an icy track at speeds of up to 140 km/h, every millisecond counts. Behind every explosive start and flawless run lies another, quieter discipline:...

Marathon recovery

Running, Marathons & Recovery

Ready to make sleep your strongest recovery tool? Explore Dagsmejan Recovery sets—breathable comfort designed for the nights that matter most.

Running, Marathons & Recovery

Ready to make sleep your strongest recovery tool? Explore Dagsmejan Recovery sets—breathable comfort designed for the nights that matter most.

Summer nightwear

How to Sleep Cool on Hot Summer Nights

If you're a hot sleeper—or just trying to survive summer nights —here are five research-backed and surprisingly effective tips for keeping cool at night.

How to Sleep Cool on Hot Summer Nights

If you're a hot sleeper—or just trying to survive summer nights —here are five research-backed and surprisingly effective tips for keeping cool at night.

Women & sleep

Women & sleep

Studies have shown that women need 10 minutes more sleep per night than men. Yet, they are 40% more likely to develop insomnia than their male counterparts. 

Women & sleep

Studies have shown that women need 10 minutes more sleep per night than men. Yet, they are 40% more likely to develop insomnia than their male counterparts.