The tiny 19th-century Rome pyjama shop where celebrities stock up on nightwear - including Harry Styles and Zendaya

See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Published: 05:51 EDT, 10 September 2026 | Updated: 05:51 EDT, 10 September 2026 Just around the corner from Rome's Palazzo Borghese museum, you'll find an unassuming shop that appears to blend in seamlessly with the city's many boutiques.But this is not merely one in a string of random clothes stores.Schostal is a celebrity-approved pyjama store, which has welcomed in the likes of Zendaya, Harry Styles and Naomi Campbell seeking comfortable nightwear.Since 1870, the timeless store has offered high-quality clothing, with an emphasis on sleepwear.The company's ethos is clear: 'When Schostal first opened its doors in 1870, people still wore nightcaps, travelled with carriage blankets, and set their tables with embroidered coffee and tea napkins. 'Today, we bring that same devotion to fabric and detail to the modern-day dandies - and dandizettes - around the world, 150 years later. Schostal, around the corner from Rome's Palazzo Borghese, is a tourist attraction in its own right Celebrities flock to this tiny pyjama shop, including Hollywood star Zendaya'Over the years, we’ve chosen to focus on nightwear - but designed it with such sharp tailoring and timeless flair that it makes a statement all on its own. 'These pyjamas and nightshirts are so refined, you’ll want to wear them well into the day. Full of colour, flawless in every detail.'Everyone can wear pyjamas, but only few can style them.'It sounds chic enough – and the results are evident, despite high prices.Cotton flannel pyjama sets for women can go for €235 (£201) while you can purchase a long men's nightshirt for €215 (£185).Customers over the years have also included Anne Hathaway, Bruce Springsteen, Wes Anderson and Gwyneth Paltrow, according to Instagram account igersroma.Manager Shirley Braine wrote of one celebrity visitor, likely referring to Zendaya: 'Z. smiled warmly at other customers and waited her turn without expecting any special treatment whatsoever. 'Doing so, she made everyone feel at ease. What struck me was not that she was famous. What struck me was that she behaved exactly like the easiest customer to serve.' Mark Ruffalo is another actor to have visited the shop, pictured with manager Shirley Braine Other A-listers who have visited the Italian pyjama store include Dakota JohnsonIt's not just celebs who love the store – ordinary people are big fans, too.One customer review read: 'Absolutely incredible place! Wonderful customer service and supremely high quality products. We bought an entire family of four pyjamas on our way back to Australia - we couldn’t be happier!'Another added: 'Stumbled upon this gem of a shop and ended up with so many pieces that I will cherish for a long time!'A third chimed in: 'They have a huge selection of beautiful items, and the quality is truly top-notch. 'We loved our new outfits so much that we actually changed into them right there in the store and walked out wearing our matching pyjama sets.'