The Hanna Andersson Crayola Collab That Lets Kids Wear Their Art to Bed

Hanna Andersson’s new colorable pajamas let kids wear their art to bed

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Hold onto your markers, folks! Our favorite purveyor of hand-me-down-worthy kids’ clothes, Hanna Andersson, has just dropped a collab that’s about to make bedtime the most colorful part of your day. (And by “colorful” we don’t mean the language you want to use after the ninth request for water.)

In a match made in creative heaven, Hanna Andersson has partnered with the OG of childhood art supplies, Crayola, to bring us a collection that’s as fun as it is comfy.

First up in the Hanna Andersson Crayola collection, we’ve got the pièce de résistance: Hanna’s first-ever Color-In Pajamas. Yep, you read that right. These kids jammies are basically a wearable coloring book, complete with fabric markers. Available in both animal and vehicle prints, your little Picassos can literally wear their art to bed. Who knew self-expression could be so cozy?

But wait, there’s more! For those families who live for a theme (we see you, Halloween enthusiasts), Hanna’s serving up Family Matching Costume pajamas styled as classic Crayola Crayons. Mom can be Brick Red, Dad can rock Midnight Blue, the kids can fight over who gets to be Cotton Candy or Macaroni and Cheese, and even the family pooch can join in on the fun. It’s like a 64-pack of crayons, but make it fashion.

And because Hanna knows that ‘Back to School’ is basically every parent’s second New Year, they’ve included crayon-patterned Long and Short Johns in the mix. Made with their tried-and-true HannaJam cotton, these PJs are ready to tackle everything from math homework to blanket fort construction.

Why do we love this collab? It’s all about nurturing creativity. In a world where screen time often feels like a necessary evil, Hanna Andersson and Crayola are reminding us that art and play are essential ingredients in the recipe for childhood magic. Plus, let’s be real–anything that makes bedtime more exciting is a win in our book.

So, for the parents who’ve ‘accidentally’ colored outside the lines more times than they can count, and for the kiddos who see the world in 64 different shades–head over to Hanna Andersson. This collection is fresh off the easel, and we bet it’ll sell faster than you can say ‘raw umber.’