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Pyjamas

(32 Posts)
Graphite Tue 19-May-26 00:17:52

I buy from Damart, the cotton ones that have a granddad-style long-sleeved vest top with a patch pocket. Very happy with them. Last winter I bought some from their Thermolactyl range which are very warm. Bit like a grey tracksuit. Coupled with their oversized teddy fleece hoodie, I rarely had to put the heating on.

MayBee70 Tue 19-May-26 00:10:32

I’ll try Asda. It’s so frustrating not being able to just walk round town. Primary is quite a way from the car park.

Farmor15 Tue 19-May-26 00:05:15

Another vote for Primark- lots of styles, colours.

Basgetti Mon 18-May-26 23:24:12

Primark 😃

MT62 Mon 18-May-26 22:09:35

The best pjs I bought, believe it or not, was Poundland, £5.99
Bottoms not too wide, not too narrow with a normal hem.
Top, short sleeves as I hate long sleeves in bed.
I have worn them to death.
I stopped buying nightshirts from & m & S as they just shrink every time they are dried.
Poundland ones are great & still the same length.
Upset that our Poundland has closed down.

Witzend Mon 18-May-26 22:05:09

Asda has some 100% cotton more traditional style PJs.

MayBee70 Mon 18-May-26 21:43:26

I stocked up on pyjamas years ago and am still living in them (literally; I don’t go out much). But feel that I need to restock. I guess I need to go into M&S in town but haven’t been shopping there for years ( can’t walk far). However, looking online, the sort of cotton pyjamas I used to wear don’t seem to exist any more, especially as I’ve got short legs. A lot of them are wide leg ( which I think is a trip hazard) or shock horror shorts. Does anyone sell normal cotton pyjamas any more? Haven’t tried the supermarkets ( tend to forget how many clothes they sell).