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vegasmags Mon 29-Dec-14 20:06:34

A friend bought me a onesie this Christmas. It will be heading to the charity shop next week, I'm afraid.

Nelliemoser Mon 29-Dec-14 19:59:44

I cannot see the point in them because every person is a different shape anyway. Trying to get such a garment to fit anywhere is pretty impossible.

Never mind that no one looks good in them anyway. They might be improved by getting them tailored to fit.

jinglbellsfrocks Mon 29-Dec-14 19:45:35

I bought one for DD last Xmas. I got a very warm one as she is a chilly mortal and she reckons my house is cold (it isn't) It's stuffed in a cupboard now. No one bothers to put it on. A blanket is easier when sitting.

janeainsworth Mon 29-Dec-14 19:37:28

I just don't think I could............ shock

tanith Mon 29-Dec-14 19:34:57

We had a onesie family day on Boxing Day , it was great fun almost everyone came in their onesie, I borrowed one from DH as I don't have one, he bought himself an Elf onesie and we had a rabbit and batman.

I'd wear underwear underneath
No its too hot to wear in bed
You can't unless like us the bathroom is very warm
Everyone was very comfy as was I, but mine was big and very comfy so maybe yours is a bit snug and thats why its uncomfortable... they are perfect to put on if you aren't going out and not expecting visitors.... tchgrin

Crafting Mon 29-Dec-14 19:34:38

I got one too! Mine is soft, cosy and I love it apart from the going to the loo bit tchgrin

apricot Mon 29-Dec-14 19:28:17

I was given a onesie for Christmas but it didn't come with any instructions. I do know that one can wear one's onesie to Tesco's as long as one wears flip flops and has a fag in mouth, but I need to know onesie etiquette, like:
What does one wear underneath?
Does one wear it to bed?
How does one go to the loo without sitting there half-naked and chilly?
Is it supposed to be comfy? Because it isn't.

One's not sure one's ready for the babygro look. Should one persevere?