To think there's no such thing as a nice nighty?

[Needadvicetoleave]

PJ bottoms irritate the fuck out of me in bed, up my arse crack, twisting round and rolling up. Tried cheap ones, fancy ones, tapered legs, open legs and shorts. Plus worn regularly give me awful thrush.

I've been wearing a pH top or t shirt to bed but I want something longer, that covers my bum.

I can't find a nice, comfortable nighty. Everything either looks like something my grandmother would wear or is a silky/ polyester sexy thing.

I want a nice, comfortable, none cutesy, non grandma nighty.

AIBU?

I absolutely and totally hate night wear crunching up and rolling round in bed. In summer I just wear vest tops/pants. I'm winter long sleeved close fitting tops - those m&s ones - and Sainsburys leggings. Perfect pyjamas imo- they keep you warm and stay put!

They sell cotton tunics/dresses at H&M, fitted stretchy cotton. No riding up, no fabric wrapping itself around you.long enough to cover your bum if you jump out of bed for an emergency

It's my secret to nighties.

Between 6 and 10 quid and they wash well

I hated wearing nighties as a child - when you wake up they have rolled right up round your middle. What's the point?!

Watching with interest. Wore a nightie on Monday night and DH asked why I was "dressed up like a granny". Washed and in the charity bag on Tuesday.

I like the button up night shirts for winter. Brushed cotton so cosier than all the strappy ones.

You want a nightshirt not a nighty! Supermarkets, Primark I etc all sell them - but yes, more likely to get stewpot things in the summer. There should be lots of cosy warm nightshirts around in the run up to Xmas now.

Realslimshady shares my night wear approach!

*strappy, not stewpot!

Am wearing this: m2.hm.com/en_gb/productpage.0525352005.html

Why do you have to put your PJ bottoms back on when you get up in the night?

Surely I’m not the only one who stumbles about half naked to go to the loo?!

Just sleep in the nip and be done with.

http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/styleandd_beauty/3072174-the-search-for-the-perfect-nightie

I just received the Lands End ones I ordered. Verrrrry nice

It's too cold this time of year to bumble about at 17 degrees with no bottoms on. It's the only reason I wear stuff- I hate getting out of bed and being freezing even if it is just to go down the landing for a couple of minutes.

I got a nice nighty from primark. Styled like a long t-shirt. Cheap, washes well, nice and soft, 100 per cent cotton, and longer than many - comes down nearly to my knees.

Primark men's 'long line' tops almost come down to my knees (I'm 5'6) and are about 4 quid each. I'm tempted to 'borrow' dp's instead only buying maternity clothes, they're comfy 😂

Some from H&M (dresses but would make good sleepwear)
http://m2.hm.com/engb/productpage.0525352001.htmll_

http://m2.hm.com/engb/productpage.0577919003.html

I've got a nice stripy night shirt style from Primark too. It's very soft and covers my bum.

Needadvicetoleave

If you are in Primark check the areas with the folded pjs. That’s were I found my one, it’s like a really long t-shirt, no straps and is soooo comfy. I’m like you and cannot wear knickers and trousers to bed

I hope you find your ‘bedded bliss’ in the end

My specialist subject marimekko ££
around £20 in sales
Muji also do a wonderful crinkle dress in a cube for about £15 which is a lovely light decent and comfy nightie.

Long t-shirt style?

Why not live dangerously and wear nothing? Problem solved.

Use very large men's shirts. I'm 5',6" and I can bend down without baring anything untoward.

Gorgeously made, last ages and get better the longer you have them. Also really easy to pick up in sales if you're looking for bigger sizes.

If you're staying elsewhere you can easily pair them with pjs or shorts but they're much comfier alone.

I didn't know people still wear nighties - they look very uncomfortable. Don't they end up rucked up at waist level?

We sleep naked, always have done.

Chemises are perfect.
I've got this one: www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_161010748255_-1
Really comfy.

This looks good too: www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_151010831563_-1

If you prefer something with sleeves maybe:
www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_151010203653_-1

Why not live dangerously and wear nothing? Problem solved

Yes, but that doesn't work for hospital stays, staying with friends, central heating breakdowns and so on.