Here are top-rated Romanian / Romania-available sleepwear options and what to look for if you have sensitive skin — practical picks, where to buy them, and quick buying tips.

Top picks (good for sensitive skin)

• Dagsmejan — Sensitive-skin collection (NATTSENSITIVE™). Their sleepwear is designed and tested for sensitive/atopic skin; the product pages note dermatological testing and that garment making happens in Romania. Good choice if you want sleepwear engineered specifically for sensitive skin. (Dagsmejan.com)

• Liloo (Romanian brand/retailer) — baby and kids sleepwear made in Romania from soft cotton; product pages show OEKO‑TEX certification and kid-focused, skin-friendly constructions (tagless options, nickel‑free snaps). Excellent for infants/toddlers with sensitive skin. (Liloo.ro)

• Poudre / HipHip (Romanian retailer) — sells Poudre Organic and other lines with GOTS / OEKO‑TEX certified organic cotton items (adults and kids). Good source of certified organic cotton pajamas in Romania. (HipHip.ro)

• Multi‑brand Romanian shops (Pijami.ro, Pijamaleromanesti.ro, Bonprix.ro, H&M Romania, Zara Romania) — these local retailers carry many cotton/organic cotton/Tencel sleepwear options; you can filter product pages for “bumbac organic” / GOTS / OEKO‑TEX labels. Useful for comparing certified items and prices. (brandradar.org)

What to prefer for sensitive skin

• Fabrics: 100% organic cotton (GOTS where possible), linen, Tencel/lyocell, high‑quality silk. These are breathable, low‑irritant choices. Avoid heavy synthetic blends unless they are specifically tested for skin safety. (aandrfabrics.com)

• Certifications to trust:

  • GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) — verifies organic fibre content plus low‑impact processing across the supply chain. Best when you want organic + low chemical use. (dillysocks.com)
  • OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 — tests finished textiles for harmful substances; look for Product Class I (babies) or Class II (direct skin contact). Useful when you want assurance the finished garment is low‑chemicals even if it’s not fully organic. (aandrfabrics.com)

Shopping tips (quick)

• For atopic/eczema-prone skin choose: GOTS-certified 100% organic cotton or OEKO‑TEX Class I/II garments; tagless labels; flat seams and soft elastic; natural dyes where possible. (aandrfabrics.com)
• Beware of “bamboo”/“bamboo viscose”: the fabric can be very soft, but most bamboo viscose is chemically processed — check whether the brand discloses processing and certifications. GOTS does not cover chemically processed viscose unless the full chain meets the standard. (gentlepk.com)
• Check product pages for explicit certifications (GOTS, OEKO‑TEX) and look at materials & care instructions. If buying for a baby, prefer OEKO‑TEX Class I or GOTS with >95% organic fibre. (Liloo.ro)

If you want, I can:

• Find 3–5 specific currently available products (adult or baby) sold in or shipping from Romania that match these criteria (GOTS / OEKO‑TEX / tagless / recommended for sensitive skin) and give price and buying links. (I’ll check live product pages and certifications first.)