Pyjamas

MayBee70

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.

You can buy online from Asda.

I’ve just bought some lovely 100% cotton traditional style pyjamas from Asda and they are so comfy!
direct.asda.com/george/lingerie/nightwear/white-ditsy-floral-striped-shirt-pyjamas/G008308758,default,pd.html?redirectFromInt=1&cmpid=ppc-_-geor-_--_--_--_-dskwid-_dm&utm_campaign=pla:_Fashion_-_Womens_BAU_-_Performance_Max&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=18393605713&gbraid=0AAAAADt8WckW2mRCMVxULYZ_d1_IPrweN&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3o_v1_3ElAMVFpJQBh2PNiMSEAQYAiABEgLeK_D_BwE

Asda do nice cropped pyjamas, soft jersey. They would probably be almost full length on you. They have black or navy. They are really comfortable and wash well. Bottoms are £8, or two for £14. I wear them around the house.

Lands End jersey pyjamas are good. Again, there are many sales, so don't pay full price. I have lots of them. I get the long sleeved ones, and swap the tops for basic short sleeved t shirts in summer and M&S HeatGen ones in winter when the pyjama tops aren't warm enough.

I like Sainsbury’s Tu for pyjamas, they have loads of choice and styles.
The only thing is though, this is the wrong time of year to look for dark coloured pyjamas, everything is pastels and bright colours for the summer in the shops at the moment, so you’ll have more choice if you wait until August when the winter stock comes in.

Maybee I am 5’ and the primark cotton pjs are not too long on me. Alternatively if too long you can easily cut and hem them ( but you won’t need to).

MayBee70
Have you looked at Primark ( or as we call it Primarni) on line.

www.primark.com/en-gb/c/women/nightwear-and-lingerie/nightwear-ranges/pyjama-sets

Greyduster

I only wear tee shirts (long sleeved in the winter) on top but I bought some very nice cotton pyjama bottoms from Primark.

I do too. Plus a fleece. Looks like I’m going to have to try to get to Primark. I found some Cotton Trader ones that I thought would be ok; they were cropped leg which with me being so short might be full length but, blow me, they were polyester. Next do some wonderful whippet ones but again they’re out of stock.

I only wear tee shirts (long sleeved in the winter) on top but I bought some very nice cotton pyjama bottoms from Primark.

That’s one of the problems. No one seems to do short ones except Next and theirs are for short slim people. And they don’t give leg length in the measurements. Every time I find some that I like ( I prefer dark colours as I live in them most of the time) when I check in store stock they’re always out of stock. When I stocked up years ago I wore all of the dark ones but kept the light ones in a drawer. I should have lived in the ones I didn’t like as much. Credit to M&S they’ve worn incredibly well. I’m even shorter than I was; thought I was 5 foot 4 but when I measured my height and weight at the doctors the other week I was five foot 1.

Oh I’ve just seen that you are short. I am tall. I think the leg length will be and issue.

I buy cyberjammies. They always have a sale on so no point in paying full price, but they are incredibly comfortable. I always buy a size larger than I am so nice and roomy and no restrictions.

100% cotton in Primark. Long snd short sleeves, different colours snd designs £6

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.

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.

Another vote for Primark- lots of styles, colours.

Primark 😃

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.

Asda has some 100% cotton more traditional style PJs.