Which pj's?

[Heavymetalmater]

We do the new pj's on christmas eve routine but atruggling to findnice o es for the kids this year. Did character ones last year but looking for more traditional type this year. Anyone found nice ones?

[adeucalione]

I like Boden and White Company for traditional ones. But surely it's onesies this year? They're hideous but everywhere!

[amck5700]

What gender, ages and budget?

[Benaberry]

We've just bought White Company ones - red gingham traditional for ds1 (5yrs), and blue gingham all-in-one for ds2 (4 months).

Ds1 wears his to death, but they last really, really well. He's still wearing his Christmas 2010 ones (albeit very short in the leg!)

John Lewis had some nice ones as well

[Heavymetalmater]

DD is 7 and DS is 4. Dont have a set budget but dont want to be spending a fortune if i can help it. Will have a look at white company and john lewis.

[fruitstick]

Gap have some good offers at the moment.

I always buy John Lewis though. They're really good quality & last for ages.

[inchoccyheaven]

Asda. £7 a pair. got lovely checked pjs for my boys and they are 10 and 12 but they do them in younger ages too.

[amck5700]

vertbaudet have some nice ones:

www.vertbaudet.co.uk/girls-nightwear.htm

www.vertbaudet.co.uk/boys-nightwear.htm

They have special Christmas ones for boys and girls too

[amck5700]

or these are nice too:

www.laredoute.co.uk/cyrillus-boy-s-gingham-pyjamas.htm?ProductId=324400076&t=1

[OBface]

I've bought these Boden pyjamas for dd aged 2 this year.

I've found Gap pyjamas really good in the past, John Lewis less hardwearing.

[loosinas]

i got some lovely reindeer ones from next