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What Nap Chief actually does differently

Most Indian kidswear forces a trade-off: character prints usually mean thin fabric, and decent fabric usually means plain prints. Nap Chief refuses it, pairing official licensing with a soft-feel 180 GSM cotton closer to a good adult tee. Parents come back because the co-ord sets survive daily wear and wash cycles without the print peeling off after the third round in the machine.

What to look for

  • Co-ord sets — the flagship. Tom and Jerry Fun at INR 1,290, Tom & Jerry Double Trouble and Simba Classic at INR 1,690, The One and Only Mickey at INR 1,790.
  • Character shorts sets — The Lion King Simba Iconic and The Jungle Book Classic at INR 1,049, the Thor Worthy Short Set at INR 990.
  • Graphic tees — Spidey Iconic and Tom and Jerry Catch Me Swing at INR 590, The Aristo Cat at INR 550.
  • Reversible sequin tees — Spider-Man and Harry Potter at INR 550, the ones children fidget with all afternoon.
  • Twinning sets — several styles run in infant and family sizes so siblings match without looking uniformed.

Despite the name, this is not only sleepwear: the range covers everyday co-ords, shorts sets and tees as well as pyjamas. Size up, since the cuts are relaxed and kidswear is outgrown long before it wears out. The trade-off with heavy character prints is that they sit warmer than a plain tee, so the shorts sets are the better summer buy.

Where to go next

Nap Chief sits inside the wider kids' collection alongside Born Plus, and feeds boys' fashion. Read the Nap Chief brand guide for the full picture.

Frequently asked questions

Are Nap Chief character prints officially licensed?

Yes. The range uses officially licensed characters including Tom & Jerry, Mickey, Garfield, Thor, Lion King and Jungle Book.

Is Nap Chief only sleepwear?

No. Despite the name the range covers co-ord sets, shorts sets and everyday character tees as well as sleepwear.

How should I size Nap Chief?

Size up. The cuts are relaxed and kidswear is outgrown long before it wears out, so a slightly large set stays wearable across two seasons.

What ages does the range cover?

Primarily younger children through to pre-teens. Each product page carries its own size chart, since sizing is not standardised across Indian kidswear labels.