Whisp creates innovative cooling sleepwear and sleep accessories designed to help women feel cooler, drier and more comfortable throughout the night.
Using advanced plant-based textile technology, Whisp fabric helps manage heat and moisture without relying on a medical or hormonal solution.
Designed Around Women’s Real Sleep Experiences
Waking up hot. Throwing off the covers. Feeling damp and clammy. Changing your pyjamas. Finally cooling down only to struggle to get back to sleep.
For many women, this isn’t an occasional bad night. Temperature changes can become a regular source of disrupted sleep.
Whisp has been designed with these experiences in mind.
Its breathable, moisture-wicking fabric draws moisture away from your skin while helping excess heat escape, creating a cooler and more comfortable environment for sleep.
Who Is Whisp Designed For?
Whisp may help improve nighttime comfort for women experiencing temperature-related sleep disruption during different stages of life, treatment and recovery.
- Menopause & Perimenopause
- Breast Cancer Survivorship & Treatment-Induced Menopause
- Endometriosis & IVF
- Postpartum Recovery
- Night Sweats, Hot Flashes & Hot Sleepers
Plant-Based Textile Technology Designed for Better Sleep
Whisp combines innovative fabric technology with sustainable, plant-based materials.
Sleep Better. Recover Better. Live Better.
Good sleep matters at every stage of life but it can become even more important when your body is undergoing change, treatment or recovery.
Whisp’s mission is simple:
Help women sleep better.
Help women recover better.
Help women live better.
By making the nighttime environment cooler, drier and more comfortable, Whisp helps remove one more barrier between you and a more restful night’s sleep.
Whisp Cooling Sleepwear for Night Sweats, Hot Flashes & Better Sleep Comfort
Cooler. Drier. More Comfortable.
When your body temperature keeps changing through the night, getting comfortable and staying asleep can be difficult.
Night sweats and hot flashes aren’t limited to menopause. Hormonal changes, medical treatments, recovery and different stages of a woman’s life can all contribute to overheating and temperature-related sleep disruption.




