Pajamas are the heart of Roller Rabbit. The prints are drawn by hand in New York and made from soft Pima cotton in Peru, and the monkey designs have become the brand's signature. This first group is the classic short sleeve polo set in the prints people collect, from Italy and Spain monkeys to a rainbow disco version and a birthday print.

For cooler nights there are long sleeve polos and two piece sets in softer, seasonal prints. Game Day and Boston Monkey bring the sports mood, while the gingham hearts and garden floral sets lean sweeter. Every one is the same easy Pima cotton, so they work for lounging, sleeping and a lazy morning in.

Roller Rabbit's ready to wear carries the same hand drawn print sensibility into daytime. A baroque floral dress, a sun check embroidered dress and a denim blue Keaton dress sit alongside a pink dotted tank, a soft knit cardigan and a gingham fleece jacket. Two printed makeup bags round out the group, easy to pack and easy to give.

What Roller Rabbit gets right is how much joy it packs into ordinary things. The label started with a single scrap of block printed cotton and has kept that sense of play through monkeys, hearts and florals, all drawn by hand and made by the same family owned factories for years. It is a brand for people who like color and would rather wear a pajama set than save it for bedtime. I like to wear a polo set to lounge in, add a fleece for a chilly morning, and carry a printed makeup bag when I travel.