To ask if people still wear pyjamas round the house?

[amazinggrace2]

I know it was popular, I've never worn pjs to bed but just changed into them when I get home to chill out for the evening or sometimes at weekends if it's raining and not going anywhere.
Do people still do this?

Not pyjamas - I wouldn’t want to eat dinner in them - but loungey stuff sometimes.

YABU, I wear pyjamas to bed but don’t wear them in the day or at home when I get in from work.

Nope. My PJs are for bedtime only. I get up and shower and then don't want to put them on again. I dress casually for work anyway so don't bother changing when I get home.

Yes. I alternate between nude and pjs. Never sleep in them, but they're comfier than my proper clothes so obviously will always choose them for lounging around.

No . PJs are for when I literally go to bed.

Comfy clothes, yes. But I don't lounge around in what I sleep in because I have dog and I don't want a bed full of dog hair. He's a downstairs dog.

Never worn them prefer nighties. But fleece dressing gowns with zipper I'm addicted to now. I have three and throw them over clothes when chilly

Comfy clothes or pajamas no matter what. Those people who can sit in jeans in the evenings confuse me and have the makings is a serial killer

Nope. Only if I'm on a late shift and don't want to out fresh clothes on for a couple of hours before bed. Prefer to be up showered and dressed at all times. Even if poorly.

I wear pjs to work, I work nights in a dementia unit.

Round the house I have various jogger-type things from M&S which are labelled as “lounge pants” which I wear with jumpers at this time of year. In summer with a vest top or tee. If I am home I am in house clothes. For actual bed I change into a nightie.

Always. I only change if I have to leave the house or if someone is coming over, and even then I might not. They are too comfy

Yes, I have to be comfortable at home. I have PJs that don’t look like PJs, so they can be worn outside if I need to go out suddenly.

I also have sensory issues so have very strict requirements on material, neckline, sleeves, buttons, seams etc.

I work from home and sometimes work in pyjamas. They are very comfy
I keep a nice scarf on my desk in case i get an unexpected call and the person turns on their camera. I throw it on and look fine.

Haven't worn PJs since I was a child, I don't own any. But I do wear wear a hoody and trickiest or leggings most of them time when I'm not working or properly out- for supermarket shopping, certainly!

No, the dog needs a night time walk. This past year having both lichen sclerosis and perianal eczema, I am not allowed to wear PJs anymore. Bought night shirts.., don't like them because I'm very restless,and when you turn over in bed,they don't .

People round here go to the shops and take their kids to school in pyjamas (plus dressing gown if it is a cold day) so I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be shy about wearing them indoors.

Am sat here in my pjs. I will usually change into them after dinner as they are comfy to lounge around in. We are currently on holiday in a very hot and humid place, we usually go out in the mornings then come back and swim after lunch and I have started just putting my pjs on until we go out again as there are only so many clean clothes I can go through in a day and pjs are easy to rinse out and dry. We have our own villa so nobody except DH sees me.

Always in my PJs

I have 'lounge clothes' - so items which are comfy to sit around in, wouldn't be too uncomfortable if I fell asleep in, but that I could also go outside in if I had to.