What is MTick?
The MTick is the trusted universal shopping symbol and certification for menopause-friendly products.
It exists to help women identify trusted menopause friendly products. A product displaying the MTick is certified as having met strict compliance criteria, including clinical and scientific evidence that it can support with one or more of the 48 signs of menopause.
Our MTick-certified styles are made from breathable fabrics like cotton and modal, chosen specifically for their moisture-wicking properties and their naturally soft, gentle feel against the skin. When night sweats and temperature changes make sleep difficult, fabric really matters.
Our sleep experts design each MTick-certified product with enough room to move freely throughout the night while still offering a flattering, comfortable shape. No twisting, no pulling, just unrestricted comfort from lights out to morning.
Every item in our menopause friendly loungewear is deliberately lightweight, breathable and moisture wicking so you never feel weighed down or overheated. From relaxed pyjama sets to elegant nightdresses, each style is designed to help you feel as comfortable as possible, whatever the night brings.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the MTick, and what does it mean?
The MTick is the trusted universal shopping symbol and certification for menopause-friendly products, delivered by GenM. More than a logo, it's a recognised mark of credibility, a guarantee that a product has been genuinely designed with the needs of menopausal signs in mind.
At Cyberjammies, our MTick-certification means you can shop our nightwear labelled with the MTick logo with complete confidence.
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What is the best nightwear for menopause?
There's no one-size-fits-all answer, your menopause signs are unique to you. That said, the best menopause friendly nightwear is generally breathable, lightweight and moisture-wicking, helping to regulate your temperature and keep you comfortable throughout the night.
Our cotton and modal blends are designed with exactly these qualities in mind.
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What fabrics are best for menopausal night sweats?
The best fabrics for night sweats are those that draw moisture away from the skin and allow airflow, keeping you dry, cool and comfortable even when temperatures fluctuate. Natural fabrics like cotton, modal and linen are all strong choices.
Our cotton and modal blends are particularly effective, combining the breathability of cotton with the moisture-wicking softness of modal to create buttery soft nightwear that keeps your temperature regulated.
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Is cotton a good fabric for menopause?
Yes, cotton is a naturally breathable fabric that allows airflow and feels soft against the skin, making it a popular choice for menopause friendly sleepwear.
Most of our nightwear uses a blend of cotton and modal that combines the best of both fabrics, offering enhanced breathability and moisture management compared to cotton alone.
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Does modal help with night sweats?
Yes, modal is one of the best fabric choices for pyjamas to help with night sweats. It's naturally moisture-wicking, meaning it draws perspiration away from the skin rather than letting it sit against you.
It's also lightweight, temperature-regulating and incredibly soft, making it an ideal fabric for menopause friendly nightwear that needs to work hard throughout the night.
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What should I wear to bed during menopause?
Lightweight, breathable nightwear in natural fabrics is generally the best choice during menopause. Whether you prefer menopause friendly pyjamas, a nightdress or a shorty set, look for styles that allow freedom of movement and won't trap heat.
Our menopause friendly sleepwear includes a variety of styles designed specifically with these needs in mind, so you can find something that suits your personal preference as well as your body's changing needs.
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Are nightdresses better than pyjamas during menopause?
It really comes down to personal preference. Nightdresses offer a loose, unrestricted fit that some women find cooler and more comfortable during menopause, while others prefer the familiarity of a pyjama set. Both can be equally effective for managing night sweats, what matters most is the fabric.
Our menopause friendly nightwear range includes both styles, all crafted from breathable, moisture-wicking fabrics so you can choose whatever feels right for you.
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How can I stop overheating at night during menopause?
A combination of small changes can make a big difference in your menopausal signs. Start with breathable menopause friendly sleepwear in lightweight, moisture-wicking fabrics. Layer your bedding so you can adjust easily during the night, keep your bedroom cool with a fan or open window, avoid synthetic fabrics that trap heat, and stay well hydrated throughout the day.
Together, these steps can significantly improve your comfort and help you get a better night's sleep during menopause.
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What is modal fabric made from?
Modal is a naturally derived fabric made from sustainably sourced wood pulp, using environmentally responsible processes.
It's also compostable and biodegradable, and tends to outlast many alternative fabrics, making it one of the most ethical choices in nightwear today.
How to Stay Cool During the Menopause
Managing your temperature at night during menopause is about more than just what you wear, though choosing the right menopause friendly nightwear is a great place to start. Here are five simple tips to help you sleep more comfortably:
Choose breathable menopause friendly sleepwear
Lightweight, moisture-wicking materials like our cotton-modal blends help draw heat away from the body during the night, making them a far better choice than heavier materials that trap warmth against the skin.
Layer your bedding
Lighter blankets and sheets that can be easily removed gives you more control over your temperature without fully waking up to adjust, a simple change that can make a big difference when night sweats strike.
Keep the bedroom cool
Even a small drop in room temperatture can significantly reudce the impact of night sweats. A slightly open window or a fan can help maintain airflow throughout the night.
Avoid synthetic fabrics
Synthetic materials don't breathe well and can make pyjamas for night sweats feel far less effective. Opt for fabrics, like cotton, modal or linen, wherever possible.
Stay hydrated
Night sweats can leave you dehydrated. Keep a glass of water by the bed and stay well hydrated throughout the day can also help your body manage temperature changes more effectively.
Why Choose Cyberjammies Nightwear?
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MTick-Certified Nightwear
Look out for MTick logo, these products have been rigorously tested and certified to help support one or more of the 48 signs of menopause.
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Cotton & Modal Fabrics
At Cyberjammies, we're big on getting a good night's sleep. Our cotton and modal fabrics are designed with comfort and breathability in mind.
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Moisture Wicking Properties
Our fabrics have been MTick-certified for their moisture-wicking and evaporation abilities. This means that during night sweats, moisture doesn't sit against your skin.
Why Cotton & Modal are Ideal for Menopause Pyjamas
Finding the right fabric for menopause friendly sleepwear can make a real difference to the quality of your sleep. Our award-winning nightwear is crafted from a luxurious blend of modal and cotton, carefully chosen for its breathable, temperature-regulating properties. Naturally lightweight and soft against the skin, modal allows air to circulate freely rather than trapping heat, making it an ideal fabric for those experiencing signs of menopause like hot flushes and night sweats.
The blend also helps wick moisture away from the body, keeping you feeling dry and comfortable throughout the night, even when sleep is disrupted by changing temperatures. Beyond its comfort benefits, modal resists shrinking and creasing, while retaining its softness wash after wash, this helps you enjoy cooler, calmer and more comfortable nights during menopause.