Here are reputable options (Romanian brands, local shops and widely available retailers in Romania) that are good when you want sleepwear in natural or plant‑based fibres (cotton, organic cotton, linen, TENCEL/lyocell, silk). For each I note what they’re best for and what to check on product pages.

Recommended brands / sellers

• Jolidon — Long‑established Romanian lingerie and nightwear manufacturer; they carry cotton and mixed‑natural nightwear lines and have wide retail presence in Romania. Good for locally made cotton pajamas and nightdresses. (en.wikipedia.org)

• Liloo (children’s sleepwear) — Romanian retailer/brand well known for GOTS / organic‑cotton kids’ pajamas and baby sleep items. Best choice for certified organic cotton for babies and toddlers. (brandradar.org)

• Pijami.ro and Pijamaleromanesti.ro (local specialists / market sites) — multi‑brand Romanian sleepwear shops that collect many domestic and EU suppliers; useful for filtering by material (100% cotton, linen, TENCEL) and finding Romanian‑made items. (brandradar.org)

• Bonprix (Romania) — big retailer with explicit “bumbac organic” / organic‑cotton sleepwear listings on the Romanian site — affordable option for organic cotton pajamas and sets. Good for basics and family matching sets. (brandradar.org)

• H&M / Zara (Romania stores & sites) — international high‑street brands with Romanian e‑stores that frequently list sleepwear made from cotton or organic cotton; good for inexpensive 100% cotton options (check product pages for certification). (brandradar.org)

• ZigZag Factory (Romanian / regional seller offering TENCEL satin sleepwear) — useful if you want eucalyptus‑based TENCEL/lyocell (a plant‑based, breathable alternative to synthetic satin). TENCEL is listed directly on product descriptions. (zigzagfactory.com)

Notes on fibres, certifications and what to check

• Organic cotton vs regular cotton: “Organic” should be backed by GOTS or at least OEKO‑TEX info on the product page. GOTS additionally covers environmental and social standards. Look for product labels or details that explicitly say GOTS or “bumbac organic (GOTS)”. (brandradar.org)
• TENCEL / lyocell: plant‑based, breathable, often sold as “TENCEL” or “lyocell”; it’s a good alternative to silk for softness and moisture management — check the product page for fibre content. (zigzagfactory.com)
• Silk: natural and luxurious but needs careful care (hand wash or silk cycle). If you want all‑natural and low‑impact, prefer certified silk or responsibly sourced silk (brands will usually note source/care).
• Babies/kids: prioritize GOTS or OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 class I listings for skin safety. (brandradar.org)

How to shop in Romania (quick practical tips)

• Use local multi‑brand shops (Pijami.ro, Pijamaleromanesti.ro) to filter by material and see many makers side‑by‑side. (brandradar.org)
• When a retailer lists “bumbac organic”, open the product page and confirm whether a certification (GOTS/OEKO‑TEX) is referenced. Large retailers sometimes use the term without certification for some SKUs; check the specific item. (brandradar.org)
• For a silk‑like feel with easier care and better sustainability credentials, look for TENCEL/lyocell sleepwear (available from regional/smaller producers such as ZigZag Factory and some EU imports). (zigzagfactory.com)

If you want, I can:

• Find 5–10 specific sleepwear items (adult or kids) in Romania made from GOTS organic cotton, TENCEL or 100% linen/silk and show material, price range and where to buy; or
• Focus only on small Romanian designers / artisanal makers that use natural fabrics and give a short list with direct product examples.

Which would you prefer?