World goes bananas for these irregular pyjamas

Rather than being just for bedtime, Mil and Jolene found many people were buying their pyjama sets for everyday wear.

This was not the intention when they launched Irregular Sleep Pattern in 2020, but the couple now wear them that way themselves.

“It’s aesthetically irregular, but we also want to do business in an irregular way, which we see as a positive thing,” says Jolene.

Until recently Mil, 57, and Jolene, 46, worked entirely out of the living room of their colourful flat in Glasgow’s west end.

They have now expanded into a small studio in the city centre.

All their designs are created by Mil, who studied at the Royal College of Art in London. Jolene looks after the business end of things.